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Toshiro is young and (compared to the Master Sushi Chef) not yet very skilled in his job. For that reason, when the Master Sushi Chef was out of the kitchen (making out with [[Mrs. Krabappel]] in the parking lot), Toshiro sought his assistance when [[Homer Simpson]] ordered fugu. Knowing that he wasn't qualified to prepare fugu, Toshiro appealed to the Master Sushi Chef's ego, telling him that his skilled hands were needed in the kitchen. The Master Sushi Chef angrily said that his skilled hands were busy elsewhere (with Mrs. Krabappel), and—not realizing that someone had ordered fugu—told Toshiro to take care of it himself. | Toshiro is young and (compared to the Master Sushi Chef) not yet very skilled in his job. For that reason, when the Master Sushi Chef was out of the kitchen (making out with [[Mrs. Krabappel]] in the parking lot), Toshiro sought his assistance when [[Homer Simpson]] ordered fugu. Knowing that he wasn't qualified to prepare fugu, Toshiro appealed to the Master Sushi Chef's ego, telling him that his skilled hands were needed in the kitchen. The Master Sushi Chef angrily said that his skilled hands were busy elsewhere (with Mrs. Krabappel), and—not realizing that someone had ordered fugu—told Toshiro to take care of it himself. | ||
| − | Left on his own with the task, Toshiro very carefully studied a chart illustrating the procedure for cutting blowfish to make fugu. However, he was distracted by Homer's yelling for his fugu, made a hasty cut, and put the fugu out for [[Akira]] the waiter to serve. When the Master Sushi Chef finally returned from the parking lot and saw the cut blowfish, he was aghast to see what Toshiro had done. | + | Left on his own with the task, Toshiro very carefully studied a chart illustrating the procedure for cutting blowfish to make fugu. However, he was distracted by Homer's yelling for his fugu, made a hasty cut, and put the fugu out for [[Akira Kurosawa]] the waiter to serve. When the Master Sushi Chef finally returned from the parking lot and saw the cut blowfish, he was aghast to see what Toshiro had done. |
Toshiro ended up having to tell Homer about his possibly having been poisoned, but also told him not to panic, as there was a map to the hospital on the back of the menu. | Toshiro ended up having to tell Homer about his possibly having been poisoned, but also told him not to panic, as there was a map to the hospital on the back of the menu. | ||
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Toshiro
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Character Information
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Toshiro is the apprentice sushi chef at The Happy Sumo, assisting the Master sushi chef.
History
Toshiro is young and (compared to the Master Sushi Chef) not yet very skilled in his job. For that reason, when the Master Sushi Chef was out of the kitchen (making out with Mrs. Krabappel in the parking lot), Toshiro sought his assistance when Homer Simpson ordered fugu. Knowing that he wasn't qualified to prepare fugu, Toshiro appealed to the Master Sushi Chef's ego, telling him that his skilled hands were needed in the kitchen. The Master Sushi Chef angrily said that his skilled hands were busy elsewhere (with Mrs. Krabappel), and—not realizing that someone had ordered fugu—told Toshiro to take care of it himself.
Left on his own with the task, Toshiro very carefully studied a chart illustrating the procedure for cutting blowfish to make fugu. However, he was distracted by Homer's yelling for his fugu, made a hasty cut, and put the fugu out for Akira Kurosawa the waiter to serve. When the Master Sushi Chef finally returned from the parking lot and saw the cut blowfish, he was aghast to see what Toshiro had done.
Toshiro ended up having to tell Homer about his possibly having been poisoned, but also told him not to panic, as there was a map to the hospital on the back of the menu.
Appearances
Episode – "One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish" 
Video game – The Simpsons: Tapped Out (shadow in window of the Happy Sumo)
