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A Japanese chef known for his restaurant in Paris has died of suicide, his family says.
Taku Sekine took his own life on Monday after he was the target of "false" sexual assault claims, a statement from his relatives said.
His restaurant, Dersou, was named best in France in 2016 by Fooding.
No official complaint had been made against Sekine and he was not being investigated by police. He had denied the allegations.
Sekine, 39, trained with famous French chef Alain Ducasse in Tokyo and then the Plaza Athénée in Paris.
He went on to open Dersou in 2016. It won "the best in France" by the Fooding guide the same year. In 2019, he opened Asian fusion restaurant Cheval d'Or which also won an award.
Over the summer, an Instagram post from an alleged victim said she had been sexually assaulted by an unnamed chef. Women in the industry put their support behind the woman, Eater reports.
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Taku Sekine: Top chef 'takes own life' after assault allegations
Taku Sekine is said to have fallen into depression after "false" sexual assault allegations.

A Japanese chef known for his restaurant in Paris has died of suicide, his family says.
Taku Sekine took his own life on Monday after he was the target of "false" sexual assault claims, a statement from his relatives said.
His restaurant, Dersou, was named best in France in 2016 by Fooding.
No official complaint had been made against Sekine and he was not being investigated by police. He had denied the allegations.
Sekine, 39, trained with famous French chef Alain Ducasse in Tokyo and then the Plaza Athénée in Paris.
He went on to open Dersou in 2016. It won "the best in France" by the Fooding guide the same year. In 2019, he opened Asian fusion restaurant Cheval d'Or which also won an award.
Over the summer, an Instagram post from an alleged victim said she had been sexually assaulted by an unnamed chef. Women in the industry put their support behind the woman, Eater reports.
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