Morihiro

Inspired by the Japanese artist Rosanjin, Chef Mori first introduced his handmade ceramics designed and created in the back of Mori Sushi. He also perfected and served a Japanese “koshihikari” strain of rice grown in Sacramento. That led to a new project in Uruguay growing rice they named “satsuki” to reference the spring harvest, and for the next 5 years distributed it to Los Angeles restaurants.

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Inspired by the Japanese artist Rosanjin, Chef Mori first introduced his handmade ceramics designed and created in the back of Mori Sushi. He also perfected and served a Japanese “koshihikari” strain of rice grown in Sacramento. That led to a new project in Uruguay growing rice they named “satsuki” to reference the spring harvest, and for the next 5 years distributed it to Los Angeles restaurants.

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