Iron Chef - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Michiba vs Shu Tomitoku (Pork)
Chen vs Wan Weiping (Squid)
Michiba vs Hoshino Jun (Egg)
Michiba vs Tanabe Toshio (Sea Bream)
Chen vs Taniguchi Kouichi (Shrimp)
Michiba vs Masaki Kazuyoshi (Anago Eel )
Chen vs Kandagawa Toshiro (Flounder)
Sakai vs Guy Shokr (Oyster)
Chen vs Kondo Shinji (Wheat)
Sakai vs Kitami Hiroyuki (Tomato)
Chen vs Kagata Kyoko (Scallop)
Michiba vs Otakura Hideaki (Cheese)
Michiba vs Goto Koichiro (Rice)
Chen vs Munetaka Takahashi (Bamboo Shoots)
Sakai vs Mario Nakagawa (Lamb)
Michiba vs Yukio Hattori (Truffle)
Chen vs Hiromi Yamada (Cabbage)
Sakai vs Hiromi Funatsu (Bonito)
Sakai vs Masatoshi Kimura (Duck)
Chen vs Kiyoshi Takahashi (Carrot)
Michiba vs Kuniyuki Ishikawa (Natto)
Michiba vs Katsumi Hanato (Sweetfish)
Sakai vs Yuji Wakiya (Sea Urchin)
Chen vs Masahiko Miyamoto (Milk)
Chen vs Koichi Tabata (Eggplant)
Michiba vs Takashi Mera (Tuna)
Sakai vs Tadaaki Shimizu (Homard (Lobster))
Michiba and Chen vs Joël Bruant and Masafumi Furutaka (Sea Bass)
Sakai vs Mitsuru Saito (Beef)
Michiba vs Yasuhiko Yoshida (Eel)
Sakai vs Hirohisa Koyama (Pike Eel)
Chen vs Katsuyo Kobayashi (Potato)
Michiba vs Keiji Nakazawa (Corn)
Chen vs Hideki Ohsako (Mushroom)
Michiba vs Artur J. Rütter (Bell Pepper)
Michiba vs Tsutomu Hiroi (Saury)
Sakai vs Sotetsu Fuji (Yam Potato)
Chen vs Takashi Saito (Prawn)
Sakai vs Masamitsu Takahashi (Matsutake Mushrooms)
Michiba vs Xu Peirong (Shark Fin)
Sakai vs Sekihata Katsuyuki (Bread)
Chen vs Koji Kobayashi (Pumpkin)
Michiba vs Yasuo Kawada (Anglerfish)
Chen vs Sugita Tadashi (Shanghai Crab)
Michiba vs Tatsuo Umemiya (Horse Mackerel)
Sakai vs Seiya Kawasaki (Quail)
Chen vs Toshikatsu Nakagawa (Noodle)
Michiba vs Hiroshi Furusho (Turkey)
Sakai vs Masayo Waki (Strawberry)
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