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Basic miso ramen at Hayakawa with pork chashu, bean sprouts, and green onions in rich miso broth

The Miso Ramen at Hayakawa: Your Second Step into a New Miso Experience Beyond “...

Considering how people around the world have embraced the taste and value of miso soup, a natural second step is to try miso ramen. Miso...
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Rinko Kawakami
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A rich, creamy bowl of Hakata tonkotsu ramen from Issou in Fukuoka, featuring slow-cooked pork belly, green onions, seaweed, and a seasoned egg.

A Ramen Rite of Passage: Steps for Introducing Foreign Friends to the Intense Fl...

When my friend from Los Angeles visited Fukuoka for the first time, there was one thing at the top of her list: Hakata ramen. “I read in...
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Shoyu ramen with pork, seaweed, spinach, and bamboo shoots at Oreno Oshimen, a ramen shop in Fukuoka inspired by Japan’s underground idol culture.

Oreno Oshimen: The First Step in a Ramen Rite of Passage–Where Soy Sauce Ramen M...

While surfing online, I stumbled upon an enticing ad for a newly opened ramen restaurant, featuring a steaming bowl of ramen that immediate...
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Tonkatsu set meal at Ajino Katsueda in Fukuoka, served in traditional ichiju-issai style with rice, miso soup, and shredded cabbage.

Ajino Katsueda in Fukuoka Lets You Discover Tonkatsu and Champon All At Once

Wanting to Test the Waters of Japanese Cuisine? Perhaps you have heard of it, but in 2013, Japanese cuisine was designated as an Intangi...
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Barista brewing siphon coffee in a science experiment style at Noda Coffee Shop, Fukuoka.

Experience the Art of Japanese Siphon Coffee: A Sensory Journey at Noda Coffee S...

Siphon Coffee in Action – A Fascinating Science Experiment Unfolds Watching siphon-style coffee brew is like witnessing a fascinating sc...
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Fine Gyokuro “Dew Drop” Tea served in a traditional lidded Kaiwan cup at the Hoshino Tea Museum, Fukuoka—an elegant Japanese tea experience culminating in eating tea leaves with soy sauce and vinegar.

Tea too good to go to waste: Gyokuro “Dew Drop” Tea

Experience the Flavor Unfolding in Four Stages Did your tea taste too good to throw away? Then, why not eat your leftover tea leaves wit...
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Close-up of a colorful parfait with mix-ins like a bear cookie, banana slices, blueberries, orange, cherry, and other toppings at Sample Riki.

Make Your Own Japanese Food Replica: A Playful Experience for All Ages at Sample...

Try Your Hand at Japan’s Unique Art of Food Replica Making Sample Riki is the place where you can gain hands-on experience in the craft ...
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Handmade bellflower and Rose of Sharon wagashi shaped from nerikiri dough at a Japanese sweets workshop in Hoshino Tea Museum

Make Your Own Traditional Japanese Sweets with a Local Confectioner at the Hoshi...

Celebrate the beauty of the season with your ‘wagashi’ creation “Make your Japanese Sweets” Workshop held in the Hoshino Tea Museum lets...
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