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You're probably familiar with Naruto, a popular anime starring a character named Naruto who dreams of becoming the greatest ninja. If you're a fan, you might also know about Ichiraku Ramen, a ramen shop he particularly adores. Did you know there's a real-life Ichiraku Ramen shop on Awaji Island? Let...

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Awaji Island, located in the Seto Inland Sea in Hyogo Prefecture, is known for its rich history, delicious food, and beautiful nature. Just one hour from Osaka, it offers a perfect escape from the busy cities of the Kansai Region. We are here to introduce you to the beautiful spots on Awaji Island, including hotels, restaurants, events, theme parks, and much more. This account is operated mainly as a PR effort by Pasona Group.

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Get to Know Ichiraku Ramen from Naruto!

Masashi Kishimoto's beloved anime and manga series, Naruto, has captivated fans for decades with its compelling storyline, lovable characters, and richly developed world. One of the series' most iconic and cherished elements is Naruto Uzumaki's frequent visits to Ichiraku Ramen, a quaint ramen restaurant.

In the Naruto universe's hidden village of Konoha, Ichiraku Ramen serves as a prominent setting for many pivotal episodes in the series. For Naruto, it symbolizes warmth, camaraderie, and a sense of community beyond being just a place to enjoy delicious food.

At the anime theme park, Nijigen no Mori on Awaji Island, dreams come true for fans of Naruto.

Inspired by this beloved anime, the park offers a range of attractions and experiences, among which the actual Ichiraku Ramen Shop stands out prominently.

Join us as we take you on a culinary journey through our firsthand experience of enjoying ramen at this renowned establishment.

Visit the Real-Life Ichiraku Ramen Shop at Nijigen no Mori

Entering Nijigen no Mori's Naruto & Boruto Shinobi-Zato is the first step to tasting authentic Ichiraku Ramen. This recreation of Konoha town allows fans to embrace their inner ninjas through various challenges inspired by the Naruto series.

For enthusiasts, the village is a dream realized, featuring iconic landmarks like the Hokage head rocks, and panels adorned with beloved Naruto characters.

The actual Ichiraku Ramen is a small restaurant just beyond the village gate to the right. As a Naruto fan since my early years, I've experienced myself in every activity offered at locations themed around the series.

We decided to try two varieties of ramen at the authentic Ichiraku Ramen restaurant. Our first pick was the renowned Ichiraku Ramen (every topping), Naruto's favorite dish, topped with every available option.

For our second choice, we opted for the Akatsuki Ramen (all toppings), which is a spicier and more flavorful version of the classic Ichiraku Ramen.

A Taste of the Iconic Ramen

I couldn't help but feel amazed when our bowls arrived. The aroma of the Ichiraku Ramen was rich and inviting. The tonkotsu broth, made by simmering pork bones, was more flavorful than any other tonkotsu ramen I've tried.

It had a really nice depth of flavor. The generous portion of nori adorned with the Shinobizato logo, spiral-shaped kamaboko, and thick slices of roasted pork were beautifully presented.

The roast pork had a satisfying texture and was simply delicious, with five generous pieces served. Overall, I was highly impressed; it felt like I was enjoying a refined tonkotsu ramen with a touch of Naruto's essence.

The Akatsuki Ramen with every topping was also truly outstanding. It surpassed all my expectations in terms of flavor. While the toppings were similar to those in the Ichiraku Ramen, the standout feature was the soup.

Unlike the regular Ichiraku ramen, it was infused with a special sauce that intensified its heat, giving it a distinct fiery red color.

The harmony between the rich soup and the savory roast pork was truly remarkable. The egg provided a perfect balance of texture and tenderness, while the dried seaweed complemented the soup beautifully.

In my view, this particular menu at the real-life Ichiraku Ramen shop stands as one of the best ramen dishes I've tasted in Japan.

Ichiraku Ramen Menu

Embrace Your Ninja Spirit at Naruto & Boruto Shinobi-Zato

Don't miss the opportunity to explore the "NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato" attraction at Nijigen no Mori, either before or after visiting the Ichiraku Ramen Shop.

Inspired by the popular ninja anime series "BORUTO NEXT GENERATIONS" and "NARUTO", this themed area offers a wide range of interactive experiences.

From navigating through a 3D maze and participating in mission rallies to solving riddles and uncovering mysteries within the shinobi universe, there's plenty to immerse yourself in.

One exhilarating task involves restoring a tampered chakra seal, while another challenges you to complete seven activities listed in a scroll to repair the seal. Don't miss out on this thrilling journey filled with ninja elements!

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Awaji Island, located in the Seto Inland Sea in Hyogo Prefecture, is known for its rich history, delicious food, and beautiful nature. Just one hour from Osaka, it offers a perfect escape from the busy cities of the Kansai Region. We are here to introduce you to the beautiful spots on Awaji Island, including hotels, restaurants, events, theme parks, and much more. This account is operated mainly as a PR effort by Pasona Group.

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