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 Carl Rosa providing a demonstration at a fundraising event in Austin, Texas on August 17th, 2018. |  Carl and Mark Lee have traveled consistently throughout Japan. This photo was taken in Fukuoka, Japan at 5:30 AM before their day began. |  Carl and Mr. Bob Greer, one of Carl's good friends, traveled together to Europe to visit the grave of Ludwig Van Beethoven on Carl's 52nd birthday. |
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 Carl spending a brief time in Kyoto, Japan (at the main train station) before traveling to Kumamoto, Japan. |  Arriving hours early in anticipation, Carl sits on the front steps of a 3-Michelin-starred sushi spot in Hokkaido (northern) Japan. |  A quick, final photo of the night after a sushi class birthday celebration. |
 When Carl travels alone, he prefers the simplicity, efficiency and convenience of capsule hotels. |  Dominic, Carl's assistant, took a quick photo while setting up for a sushi demonstration in Amarillo, Texas. |  In Houston, with a young, future sushi chef. |
 Carl with members of his tour group, standing in front of Tsuta - the 1st Michelin-Starred ramen shop, located near Sugamo Station. |  When it was available, Carl poses with his favorite beverage in Northern Tokyo - the kiwi puree drink in Denny's location in Asakusa. |  Carl poses for a quick shot at Nikko Station in the beautiful mountains of Nikko, Japan. Two hours north of Tokyo. |
 Carl and one of his groups traveled to Nikko, Japan during the Autumn season to see the Red Maples flourish. Posing for a quick shot near Nikkozan Rinnoji Temple. |  In 2009, this was Carl's first visit to the famous Miyajima Island (one hour outside of Hiroshima). This famous torii gate is named Itsukushima Shrine, a notable hallmark of Japan. |  2010 - One of Carl's favorite spots in Kyoto, Japan - The second level of the Chion-In temple. |
 A quick snapshot of the immense front gate of the Chion-In temple in Kyoto, Japan - approximately 3 blocks from the Geisha District. |  Before devouring a big bowl of Tonkotsu-Miso ramen at the famous Kinryu Ramen Dotonbori ramen shop in Osaka, Japan. |  Before walking into the doors for the first time, Carl takes a quick photo in front of the JISS (Japanese International Sushi School) in Tsukiji (Tokyo). |
 Carl couldn't stop laughing. These 'Geisha' are not actual Geisha. They are 'faux Geisha' - tourists purposely disguised as Geisha to fool tourists at the top of Kiyomizu Temple, Kyoto. |  While the leaves are changing in Japan, Carl takes a quick shot while sitting on a rock at the amazing Koi pond near Narita-san. |  2009 - Carl posing for a photo with one of his favorite statues - Princess Kazunomiya kneeling at Zojoji Temple, Tokyo. |
 A quick shot at the beautiful Narita, Japan koi pond during the very beginning of the Cherry Blossom season. |  Carl sitting down in Sukiyabashi Jiro (Tokyo) just before dinner is served. Sukiyabashi Jiro is considered the finest sushi in the world. |  After hopping off the bullet train at Hiroshima Station in Japan. |
 Carl paid a visit to the Sugi Yohoen Honey store in Kumamoto, Japan between tours. |  Deep in the mountains of northern Nagano, Japan - visitors pay a visit to the monkeys that spend time bathing in the natural springs. |  Carl's fifth visit to the beautiful shrine of Itsukushima, in Miyajima Japan. |
 Carl eating Ajitama Kuro Ramen at Hakata Ikkousha, located on the 10th floor of the Kyoto Train Station - One of Carl's favorite ramen spots in all of Japan. |  A gift to Chef Takashi Ono - one of the finest sushi chefs in the world, a a personal friend of Carl. |  One required appetizer when eating at Ramen Bayashi - Pork Gyoza Dumplings. |
 During a photoshoot for a Japanese food magazine in Narita, Japan. |  Carl bows to one of his favorite ramen spots in Japan. A spot where they yell his name when he enters, every time - 'Carl-san!' - Ramen Bayashi, in Narita, Japan. |  A sushi spot in Narita, Japan - known for enormous pieces of sushi. A guaranteed spot for all of Carl's tour attendees, every trip. |
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