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The Voyager Tutorial to Tokyo Sushi is a place based tutorial to some of the best Sushi restaurants in Tokyo (and the globe). The apk shows the player their relative place to each of the premier sushi restaurants in the town. Tokyo's restaurants have by far the biggest number of Michelin rated restaurants in the globe. It sorts the restaurants by those that are closest to the player. Each restaurant has a description with a live Google map to the place as well as a YouTube video about the restaurant. Not every restaurant has a YouTube video - so we just added relevant content for those. A total of 12 Tokyo restaurants gained the highest three-star rating, one fewer than latest year, and 227 restaurants in the town had at least one star, up from 217 a year earlier. That puts Tokyo far ahead of No. 2 Kyoto, where 96 restaurants have one Michelin star or more, and No. 3 Paris with 92.Several of the 3-star rated restaurants are sushi restaurants, and you will search them here. We did about twenty of the top rated restaurants, including Sukiyabashi Jiro, Ishikawa, Kohaku, Sushi Saito and Amamoto, to name a few. Tokyo is a large confusing town with 14MM residents - this can assist. Most of the best restaurants require reservations, and some are very demanding, and receive angry if you are late. The Michelin guide’s high ratings of Tokyo restaurants have helped fuel a tourism boom. The number of foreign tourists visiting Japan topped 20 million this year for the first time, and they spend more than $30 billion a year, according to government figures. Allow us know what you think and if we missed any restaurants that deserve mention.