The Michelin Guide is being designed to include three more Japanese cities, according to publishers of the French food guide.
The Michelin Guide is being designed to include three more Japanese cities, according to publishers of the French food guide.
Yokohama and Kamakura, both south of the capital, will be added to the 2011 edition of the Michelin Guide Tokyo to be released in November, while Kobe will be added to the Kyoto-Osaka guide.
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Bernard Delmas, director of Michelin Japan, said inspectors based in the country had visited the three cities since mid-2009.
Michelin last year anointed Tokyo as the world capital of three-star restaurants, scoring 11 such prizes in the 2010 edition, against 10 in Paris.
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But France remained home to the largest number of top tier restaurants in the world, with 26 three-star eateries against 18 in all of Japan, Michelin found.
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