It's hard to imagine how people in the Edo period rushed along this route when transportation was so inconvenient.
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Hamayaki Noto Fudo Honten
Hamayaki Noto Fudo Honten is a seafood restaurant run by local fishermen. It is located in a community near Noto Bay, making it easy to stop by from nearby restaurants and accommodations. The restaurant was born from efforts to support both the region's fisheries and agriculture, and it is also beloved by locals.
Grilling the seafood yourself is really fun, so you never get bored.
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Kumamoto Ramen Kurotei Main Store
Kurotei, founded in 1957 in Kumamoto City, offers a continually evolving Kumamoto ramen experience. Their creamy, cloudy pork bone soup is paired with fragrant, charred garlic oil, maintaining the tradition of Kumamoto ramen while offering a one-of-a-kind taste. The pride of their soup is the use of low-fat pig's head bones, giving it a rich yet refreshing aftertaste.
Kumamoto ramen totally lives up to the hype. The broth at Kurotei is so fragrant—it blew me away from the very first sip!
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Densetsu no Sutadon-ya (The Legendary Sutadon-ya) Akihabara
It is a popular Japanese pork bowl restaurant that has established itself, not only domestically, but also internationally since it was founded in 1971.
It's way tastier than Yoshinoya.
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