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Jiro’s Sushi is own by Jiro Ono, he’s a Sushi Chef who continue to perfect the art of sushi and been given a Michelin 3-Star Restaurant. Having a successful sushi store his 2 sons follow his foot step and become sushi chefs just like their father. His older son then open a new sushi store appart from his father, as for his youngest he is still continuing working in his father store which will be inherited to him later on. This decision at first give a surprice for both of the son, because usually Japanes people give the legacy to the oldes son. And thus when Jiro told his older son to open his own sushi store, both sons didn’t expect it from their father.
As the family business commontly being operated, the business usually being given to
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