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- Looking towards the dining room from the back
- Looking at the dining room from the bar
- The sushi counter is designed to be a stage for Kinjo
- Sushi counter detail
- The bar
- A set table
- Sharkskin wasabi grater
- Kinjo buys his plates on trips to Japan. The red one costs $150.
- The only cooking implements are a copper pot for frying, a small grill and a rice cooker
- The hanging lights are a signature feature of every Kinjo restaurant
- Artwork by the chef's brother Alex
- The bar's backsplash is made from Gi, the belts that hold a kimono together