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The sushi at Koshikawa was very good. Fresh fish, fresh shrimp, and other ingredients put together by a knowledgeable sushi chef. The chef’s skill in balancing the fish with each particular sauce and the fresh wasabi made each bite to be a balancing of different tastes and textures. My favorites were medium fatty tuna, tuna, needle fish, shrimp, and the corn tempura. The course with the green tea noodles was rich, creamy, and delicious. We also had one mushroom soup (which was full of flavor), one miso soup and a dessert of sweet watermelon from Chiba. While my daughter liked everything, my not so favorites were the snapper (it lacked flavor and the fish meat was slightly tough to chew), both the salted and soy sauce sea eel (because of the mushy texture) and both squid sushi (I wonder if would taste better if it was marinated in a sweet vinegar sauce so it would firm up to a crunch and have more flavor like what I have tasted from a bento box from Daimaru basement food stall). The smoked bonito is super fragrant but its taste was average. The scallop sushi was very fresh and sweet but I thought that it could be a smaller piece or separated into two pieces. This sushi consisting of two and half scallops was a big mouthful indeed. I would have been happy with just the shrimp and medium fat tuna. On a different note, I noticed that the glass that my oolong tea came in was made of super thin glass which reminded me of the Dixie cup sized water glasses that were used at The French Laundry in California. These very good quality glasses made the liquid within it tasted refreshing. And thanks to Shizuka-san’s YouTube video for introducing us to this wonderful restaurant. I will bring my daughter here again next time we both are in Tokyo. Thank you so much to everyone for the hospitality and for being so understanding. Gotso sama deshta!