Tsukiji's massive and lively fish market makes a fantastic (and free) addition to any Tokyo itinerary. But beyond the fish, the area is lined with numerous restaurants and retail shops that solidify Tsukiji as a major tourist attraction.
Head to Oiwatei ramen restaurant in Aichi Prefecture for a taste of a ramen broth so thick it can hold up a spoon!
An aversion to gluten doesn’t have to interfere with your gluttony for ramen!
For those unable to handle lengthy lines, how about purchasing ramen designed by the world's only one-star Michelin ramen restaurant from your local convenience store?
Traditional Japanese experiences have been receiving a revamp, with visitors and locals alike flocking to try new versions of old favorites!
Brian MacDuckston has devoured more than 1,000 bowls of ramen since arriving in Japan in 2006.
Are these normal Japanese things weird to you? Here are the 10 things that might surprise you when you visit Japan for the first time.
Can't get enough ramen in your daily diet? For dessert, why not try baking these ramen cookies?
