Tsuji Culinary Institute & Institute of Patisserie
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- April 2024
Tsuji Culinary Institute, founded by Shizuo Tsuji in Osaka in 1960, is guided by the motto "Docendo discimus" ("by teaching, we learn"). The school emphasizes a culture of continuous learning, where faculty not only share their knowledge but also constantly improve their skills. Tsuji believed that the culinary and patisserie fields require lifelong learning. The Institute stands out for its creative, knowledge-driven environment, fostering both culinary expertise and leadership in students.
- Courses offered at the Tsuji Culinary Institute:
3 years Advanced Culinary Arts and Management Course
2 years Culinary Arts and Management Course - 2 years Culinary Arts and Business Course
1 year Culinary Art Course - 1 year Culinary Course
- Courses offered at the Tsuji confectionery ( know as Tsuji Institute of Patisserie) :
2 years Confectionery Arts and Management Course
1 year Confectionery Hygiene Master Course
Note that this school’s courses are all offered in Japanese only.
- Courses taught by expert instructors
- The instructors train Western, Japanese and Chinese cuisines
- A learning environment that nurtures personal & professional growth
- It is an environment that combines a fundamental understanding of flavour and theory, and emphasizes development of advanced cooking skills as well as expertise in food hygiene, nutrition, and cooking theory.
- A satellite campus in Lyon France
- This takes students to ever greater levels, with in-depth studies of French cuisine.
- Attentive & engaged chef instructors
- Instructors aim to harness your inner chef, with each class being led by both a main chef instructor as well as an assistant chef. They institute also has an employment office and student-life office to help their students find the best possible workplaces to jumpstart their careers.
Nearest station: Abeno station ( Osaka Metro Tanimachi line)
Distance from station: 5 minutes walk.
It takes 5 minutes on foot from Abeno station to the school. Convenience stores are located nearby, so you can always grab your favorite onigiri lunch or snacks, before/after your class.
