Tsuru, Yamanashi, Japan｜Yamato

I've been in love with this ramen for 20 years now... Since I'm not in the neighborhood, I can only visit once in a while, but once a month I have a morbid physical craving for Yamato ramen...I want to eat Yamato ramen (´ー,｀*). I'm totally fine with it, but there seem to be some hurdles for people visiting the store for the first time. First of all, there is no parking lot┐('д')┌It is the responsibility of each adult to decide where to park... The next hurdle is the appearance of the store, which requires courage to enter. I don't mind it at all...In fact, I love the nostalgic look of the store that gives you a sense of its history. Once you cross that hurdle and pass through the curtains as if cutting through the finish line...the extremely narrow store will test your courage even more. There are 6 old-fashioned rotating round chairs at the counter, and 2 tatami rooms that can barely accommodate 4 people... My father and mother (as I unilaterally call them) will greet me here. Here too, what makes you feel uneasy is that there are no unnecessary smiles or responses from the father and mother. I think it feels rather unfriendly. But I know. I have been coming here for many years and have been impressed by my mother's casual care and kindness. This was especially true when my children were young. The menu is posted on the counter and you order from your mom. First of all, if it's your first time, please order "Yamato Ramen" (´ー,｀*) Yodare In the translucent soup, you'll be able to taste the depth of the father's uncompromising, uncompromising taste...The green onions on top and the right amount of spiciness will make your chopsticks taste better (´ー, '*) Yodare It doesn't have a punch line like Kotteri-kei or Iekei, but it seems like I got a glimpse into the hearts of my father and mother through their sincerity and exquisite spices, and a few days after I ate it, I felt a punch of nostalgia. I think the line will make you groan. As mentioned above, the gyoza and other ramen are also delicious. By the way, when I went there yesterday for the first time in a while, the rapper "Pony", whom I respect, had put up a sticker that looked like claw marks... he is definitely "Nice Panic" I must have shouted... ヾ(゜v ゜*)ノ YO★ I especially want Tsuru Literature University students to muster up their courage and go.

Mapo ramen, meat hosogiri tanmen, and basket noodles are the best.

I often use it in the ramen of the end. Gomoku ramen is good, and fried rice is good with fish sausage and fluffy eggs.