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Iekei ramen (家系ラーメン) is a Yokohama ramen style built on a rich tonkotsu shoyu broth, glossy chicken oil, and thick chewy noodles. Chefs finish each bowl with chashu pork, spinach, green onions, and three sheets of nori seaweed. The...

Yamagata Prefecture is the ramen kingdom with Japan largest ramen consumption. The number of stores per capita is also the fiercest battleground in Japan. Most of the residents of the prefecture love ramen so much that it can be said tha...

Jyumonji Ramen is a local traditional ramen in Jyumonji area of ​​Yokote City in Akita Prefecture. Lots of people loves this type of ramen because there's no artificial flavourings. Also, one of the secret of this ramen is spring water f...

INTRODUCTION TO AOMORI MISO CURRY MILK RAMEN Ever heard a ramen with milk? Yes, there's actually a food like that! If there's a Black Ramen in Toyama, this is Aomori Miso Curry Milk Ramen, also called as white ramen. This unique ramen is...

The bowl looks almost too plain at first. A pale, see-through broth, a tangle of fine noodles, a few slices of pork. Then you taste it, and the savory depth catches you off guard. That is Hakodate ramen, the clear salt-broth ramen of a h...

Asahikawa Ramen is a soy sauce ramen from Asahikawa City in Hokkaido. A layer of lard seals the surface, which keeps the bowl hot in brutal cold. Underneath sits a double soup of pork and seafood, plus firm low-hydration wavy noodles. Th...

Shirakawa ramen is a soy sauce ramen from Shirakawa City in Fukushima. It pairs a clear chicken-and-pork broth with handmade curly noodles. Visit Shirakawa to compare local bowls, learn how it differs from Kitakata ramen, and find practi...

Tokushima ramen is a regional noodle dish from Tokushima Prefecture. It typically combines a rich soy-seasoned broth with thin noodles, sweet-savory pork belly, green onions, bean sprouts, and an optional raw egg. Local bowls generally f...

Okayama ramen is a regional ramen style from Okayama Prefecture. Most bowls use tonkotsu shoyu, or cooks finish a chicken-and-pork broth with soy sauce tare. Flat chewy noodles and shop-by-shop variation define the style. Okayama ramen i...

Wakayama ramen is a local tonkotsu shoyu ramen from Wakayama City. Locals call it chuka soba, not ramen. Thin straight noodles, a rich soy sauce and pork bone broth, and haya sushi on the counter define the bowl. Quick answer: Wakayama r...