THE RUBBLE AND THE LINE Book 6
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Shizuoka and Tokyo, 1925 to 2020. A boy is told at seven that he has no home to come back to, works his way through the kitchens of a country at war and then under occupation, and at thirty-nine opens ten seats in the basement of a Ginza office building. He never opens an eleventh. While the other industrial recoveries of the century multiply plants, dealers, hulls and users, Sukiyabashi Jiro holds a single counter for more than fifty years, raises its price instead of its volume, and becomes — to the surprise of everyone including its proprietor — the most decorated restaurant of its kind in the world. This is an account of what a business looks like when the one thing it refuses is more. Covers Jiro Ono and Sukiyabashi Jiro.
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Part 01
3:19:17
Part 02
3:15:58
Part 03
3:22:26
Part 04
2:25:51
Books in this series
- THE RUBBLE AND THE LINE Book 1
4 parts · 14 h 52 min
- THE RUBBLE AND THE LINE Book 2
4 parts · 14 h 44 min
- THE RUBBLE AND THE LINE Book 3
4 parts · 13 h 32 min
- THE RUBBLE AND THE LINE Book 4
4 parts · 15 h 5 min
- THE RUBBLE AND THE LINE Book 5
4 parts · 15 h 28 min
- THE RUBBLE AND THE LINE Book 6
4 parts · 12 h 24 min