TOKYO -- One of Japan's most sought-after exports these days is its sushi chefs. As diners the world over take to Japanese cuisine, the demand for locally trained chefs has surged.
Growing popularity of Japanese food pushes restaurant job offers up drastically

Sushi Oribe Master chef Naoya Kawasaki says chefs are asked to "be more entertaining" in Malaysia. (Photo courtesy of Sushi Oribe)
TOKYO -- One of Japan's most sought-after exports these days is its sushi chefs. As diners the world over take to Japanese cuisine, the demand for locally trained chefs has surged.