Shingo Akikuni is best known as the chef at Shingo, a one-Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant in Miami. Here's how he spends his time when visiting Tokyo.
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Shingo Akikuni is best known as the chef at SHINGO, a one-Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant in Miami.
He grew up in Japan and returns yearly as a visitor.
The fourth-generation sushi chef told CNBC Travel how he spends his time there.
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