Modeled to look like the busy Japanese business district from the 1950's, there are nine specially selected ramen shops from around the country for you to savor and slurp. Admission is only 300 yen (about $3), and bowls of ramen start at around 900 yen ($10). The best part? They are open till 11pm, which is great news for all you night owls that need a cup of noodle soup to end your day. Check out more pics of the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum when you read more. Yokohama
Indulge In Your Noodle Fantasies at the Yokohama Ramen Museum
15Sep09If you can suck it up and take the hour-long commute (or 15 minute bullet train trip) from Tokyo to the bustling city of Yokohama, you'll find the amazing Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum . This landmark is a must-see for any ramen or Japanese food fanatic, since the "Disneyland of Noodles" is three floors of history, souvenirs, and food. Oh, the sweet noodle food.
Modeled to look like the busy Japanese business district from the 1950's, there are nine specially selected ramen shops from around the country for you to savor and slurp. Admission is only 300 yen (about $3), and bowls of ramen start at around 900 yen ($10). The best part? They are open till 11pm, which is great news for all you night owls that need a cup of noodle soup to end your day. Check out more pics of the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum when you read more.
Modeled to look like the busy Japanese business district from the 1950's, there are nine specially selected ramen shops from around the country for you to savor and slurp. Admission is only 300 yen (about $3), and bowls of ramen start at around 900 yen ($10). The best part? They are open till 11pm, which is great news for all you night owls that need a cup of noodle soup to end your day. Check out more pics of the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum when you read more. 
