Eating Out
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Hakata, Tenjin, Ohori
Ramen
Hakata Ramen Shin-Shin Tenjin
3.27 2Excellent Hakata ramen with a full-bodied flavor and a light aftertaste.
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7 Ramen Restaurants to Visit in Fukuoka, the Home of Tonkotsu Ramen
When it comes to Fukuoka's gourmet food, ramen is what it is all about. Fukuoka is the birthplace of tonkotsu ramen, and also the home of Kurume ramen, Nagahama ramen, and Hakata ramen, which have now spread nationwide. Below is a breakdown of some of Fukuoka’s hottest ramen, what sets its top three varieties apart, and a slurp-tastic overview of popular shops you won’t want to miss.
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Indulge in a bowl of flavour-packed ramen at Fukuoka’s Hakata Ramen ShinShin!
As ShinShin has earned itself a solid reputation on the Fukuoka ramen scene, I had to go see what all the fuss was about.
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Ehime
Light Meals
Tanimoto Kamaboko-Ten, Dogo
3.27 2Right in front of Dogo Onsen (hot spring)! Tuck into the “Jyako-ten” (Jyako-fish paste tempura) in front of the shop.
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Matsuyama Travel Guide: Top Attractions, Hidden Gems, Food, and Souvenirs
Matsuyama City in Ehime Prefecture has a great selection of historic sites to visit, such as the nation’s oldest hot spring retreat, the Dogo Onsen, and Matsuyama Castle, a symbol of the city. As most sites are near Matsuyama Station and the Dogo Onsen, you can easily visit several in one day. Here, we will introduce our most highly recommended sites in Matsuyama.
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[Dogo Onsen Travel Guide] Soak in Japan’s Oldest Hot Spring and Timeless Atmosphere
Among Japan’s many hot spring destinations, Dogo Onsen stands out for its especially long history. It’s even mentioned in the Nihon Shoki, compiled in 720, and is considered one of the oldest hot springs in Japan. From essential details to recommended ryokan and local eats, here’s a thorough look at what makes Dogo Onsen so special.
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