Midori, Gunma, Japan｜Ramen Jogasaki

◆This is a so-called otaku shop. It's not uncommon these days. We do not recommend visiting if you have an aversion to certain cultures. Ramen shop run by Mika Jougasaki It was a game I had played in the past, so I went. no one in charge There are goods everywhere in the store, and the music in the store is related to Idolmaster Cinderella Girls. With Corona these days, you can feel that they are paying attention to ventilation, and there is a sense of cleanliness There are 5 chairs in the waiting room. When lining up for more than 6 people, it is outside the store, so we recommend that you come to the store with sun protection. There are many limited menus, so it's a good idea to check them on Twitter before going. Ramen seems to have variations The menu I ate was thick noodles with pork bone-based rich soy sauce flavor. The noodles were well entwined with the soup and the volume was very delicious. I want to go eat again Parking lot in front of the store, second parking lot a little further away Paid coin parking is available in front of the station There are plenty of parking spaces, so it's a convenient location for expeditions.

Second visit. Even when we arrived at 2pm, there was still a line, and the line continued to be very busy for over 30 minutes. This time, the ramen comes with limited-edition Kujo green onion topping and pork tamameshi. I have never come across any other ramen that has such a fusion of chicken broth and seafood soup. Inside the store, the Idolmaster song still plays. I am retired from P (mainly Niconico), but I think it is a truly valuable store. And this time, for the first time, I bought take-out ramen from the vending machine in front of the store as a souvenir. The noodles, soup, menma, and char siu were frozen, and I warmed them up in a hot water bath and ate them, but I was impressed that they tasted just as good as the store-bought ones. If you want perfection, just prepare some chopped onions and seaweed and it will be perfect. One souvenir is over 1,000 yen, so it's expensive, but the taste is worth it. Recommended for people who don't have time to stay. You can get ice packs at the nearby Beisia store, and cold bags at 100 yen Watts.

A ramen shop run by the owner who loves Imus and fripSide The store is overflowing with Imus goods, and the background music is either Imus or fripSide. The ramen and side menu rice are also delicious, and you will want to visit regularly even from Tokyo. It is recommended to go on a weekday or early in the morning, as there may be quite a line on Saturdays and Sundays.