Japanese inspired salad

A little while ago I attempted to make a salad with the artistry and simple elegance of Japanese cooking in mind. I watch a lot of shows on the NHK World network and one of my favorites is Itadakimasu dining with the chef (http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/tv/itadakimasu/index.html). With that inspiration in mind here is what I came up with. It was very delicious. -DM

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