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Ramen museum

Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum was founded on March 6th, 1994 as the world's first Ramen-themed amusement park. Our concept has been to be the one-stop place to enjoy the flavors of this national dish from renowned shops across Japan without stepping on a plane. An exhibition area where visitors can learn about the history and culture of ramen is also located on the first floor. In the "Ramen Making Experience class" visitors can make noodles using the traditional Chinese method of "green bamboo beating," and enjoy learning how flour is transformed into ramen.

Showa Era Vibe at a ramen museum

Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum- Part 2 Who would have thought that you could go back in time to the Showa era at this museum? Besides eating ramen, you can do a lot more activities here. Showa Street inside the museum is perfect for taking pictures. While strolling around, you will come across an ice cream shop, where you can try the famous ice cream in Hokkaido. You will also see the Dagashi-ya where you can buy sweets and toys from the Showa era. I bet Japanese people feel nostalgic whenever they step into the museum. This place is definitely for the hungry and curious. #foodie #mytripvlog #yokohama #tripblazers #2023travelwish #japan #yokoha #museum #mytripmoment #ramen

World's first Ramen-themed amusement park

Are you a fan of RAMEN? Then you should go to Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum! There is a wide selection of Japanese Ramen here. You can learn about the history and culture of ramen. Plus, there is a “Ramen Making Experience class”. There are several ramen shops in the museum, and believe me, choosing what to eat, is the hardest part. We finally had Ryu Shanghai Hoten which is a hot spicy miso ramen. The shops were packed with people when we went, so we had to wait more than an hour! That was worth the wait tho! The admission fee is pretty cheap too!!! The ticket for adults (19 or older) is 380 yen, and for children (6 to 12) & seniors(60 and over) is 100 yen. It's free for children younger than 6 years old. #ramen #tripfoodie #japanesefood #japanesecuisine #tripblazers #tripmoments

Fun trip at Cup Noodle Museum, Yokohama

Hours: 10:00 to 18:00 (entry until 17:00) Closed Tuesdays (or the following day if Tuesday is a national holiday), New Year holidays Admission: 500 yen (workshops and activities cost extra) Getting Here: The Cup Noodles Museum is a 10 minute walk from either Minato Mirai Station on the Minato Mirai Line or Sakuragicho Station on the JR Negishi Line  and Yokohama Subway Line. It is within walking distance from Landmark Plaza, the Pacifico Convention Center, World Porters and the Red Brick Warehouses. #roadtrip#urbanexplorer

I am such a Ramen lover, so when we went to Yokohama, I begged my friends that we go to Shin-Yokahama Ramen Museum. It is such gorgeous food court, where the bright lights from the food stalls amplifies the ambiance of the surroundings, especially that it is said that the food court is a recreation of Tokyo during 1958. Plus! Oh my gosh! I specially loved the Tonkotsu Ramen there that I ate there! Yum! #wintergetaway

Mushroom Jun's Asian travel Japan, Yokohama Thinking about the Japanese food culture, I made a special trip to see the Ramen Museum in Shin-Yokohama. The ingenuity here restores the market style of the 55th and 65th centuries. On the basement and second floor, there are eight ramen shops strictly selected from all over Japan, and they are really delicious! Lunch time arrived here, it was not just tourists, the office workers who work around, are willing to buy a ticket, come in and taste the outstanding ramen representatives from all over Japan. Point a bowl of Kumamoto's special ramen, the oil is very thick, although drinking a lot of ice water, but the taste in the mouth is still lingering. In order to allow visitors here to taste a few bowls of noodles, the store also launched a tasting version of the small bowl noodles. Of course, outside the ramen, every scene in the Ramen Museum has truly restored the appearance of the streets of the twentieth century. Cigarette shops, traditional dim sum shops, and even baths are still spraying steam. The central square hosts various activities such as paper play and magic, so that guests in other locations are no longer so boring.

Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum

#cherryblossom2024 The Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum in Yokohama is a culinary delight for ramen enthusiasts. It's not a traditional museum but rather a food-themed amusement park, where visitors can sample various styles of ramen from different regions of Japan. The museum recreates streetscapes from the 1950s, providing an immersive experience into the history and culture of ramen. With its nostalgic atmosphere and delicious noodle dishes, it's a must-visit destination for any food lover in Japan.

Ramen Museum

This is a fun food court. We came about 1/2 an hour before they opened and there were about 15 people ahead of us. There are two lines. The line on the left are season pass holders. The line on the right is for people buying tickets to enter. We tried two restaurants before the place got really packed. The first restaurant we went to was OK. It is the one on the top level. The 2nd place was much better. Some restaurants don't have the smaller size ramens. So don't get too full on one restaurant. Be sure to do walk around the mid-level area to get a scope of the beautiful decorations.

Shin Yokohama Ramen

#2024wish The experience is amazing, you get to visit a recreation of old japanese streets and you get to taste different kind of ramen which is very well presented and tasty. The only issue is the wait to get inside the shops inside the museum to actually taste the ramen. You gotta queue up for a lot but it's worth. They accept cards and they are tourists friendly. There is also a section where you can create your own custom bowl of ramen with custom printed cover photo and bring it home! I wish to go back here in 2024

Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum 🇯🇵

#2024wish Just slurped my way through ramen paradise at the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum! 🍜 The 310 JPY entrance fee was a steal for the ultimate noodle haven. 💰 The museum is a nostalgic journey into ramen history – the replica of Showa-era streets and ramen joints is like a culinary time machine. 🕰️ The aromas of various ramen styles wafting through the air create an irresistible appetite. 😋 The highlight is the food court – a ramen theme park! 🎢 From classic Shoyu to regional specialties, each bowl is a flavor adventure. The mini bowls are genius – perfect for trying multiple varieties. 🍲 The vibe is lively, and ramen chefs showcase their craft. The Cup Noodles Museum nearby is another quirky spot for noodle enthusiasts! 🍜🏭 Post-ramen feast, Yokohama's Chinatown is a short hop away – street food, temples, and a lively atmosphere await. 🥟🏮 #RamenMuseumAdventure #NoodleHeaven #YokohamaFoodie #FoodieParadise

Discover Ramen at Shin-Yokohama

This is the best ramen shop in Tokyo! Loved the ambiance of this museum. It showcases the Edo era of Japan by decorating the shops in that manner. It is truly a ramen museum! They have this beautiful history about ramen in Japan. The most interesting thing is that there are atleast 2 shops who provide vegetarian ramen and it is delicious! I will definitely recommend everyone to visit this place.

Ramen museum Shin-Yokohama

A must visit place aside the cupnoodles museum as you will be able to see many different types of ramen on display from the whole of Japan, we also bought many packets of ramen with cute packagings back home to try and they were delicious!! You are also able to buy tickets from the vending machine there and try out various types of ramen from the several stalls there! A small but nice and worthwhile place to see when you visit Japan ❤️