My goal as a pastry chef is to be a good instructor and a good craftsman.
Pastry boutique Origami Chef Patissier Tetsuya Yasuzato
Tetsuya Yasuzato started out as a chef specializing in Japanese cuisine. With an unrivaled sweet tooth, he entered the world of Western confectionery at the age of 25 and became a pastry chef. He has achieved excellent results in numerous competitions.
"I became chef patissier in 2010 and feel a sense of tension every day, as the customers are the judges. For that reason, I pursue high quality and originality, and I work closely with ingredients with uncompromising dedication. I also work hard as an instructor to train the next generation, and while communicating frequently, we aim to create the best sweets as a team. I will continue to give 120% of my effort and strive to surpass myself as I continue to create sweets."
Profile: Tetsuya Yasuzato
He joined NAGOYA TOKYU HOTEL in 2000. He has won many contests, including the Japan Cake Show Top of Pastry Chef in 2009. He was appointed chef pastry chef at THE CAPITOL HOTEL TOKYU in 2010. Currently, as one of the next generation of top pastry chefs, he has also served as an instructor for the Japan Confectionery Association Federation and as a contest judge.
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