About three hours by bullet train from Tokyo, you can enjoy travel and gourmet dining on the Sea of Japan coast. From Tokyo, it takes about three hours by bullet train to reach the Sea of Japan coast, where you can enjoy travel and gourmet dining. It also serves as the gateway to the Tateyama … More Stayed at a hotel for 3,875 yen per night this time: Toyama Chitetsu Hotel
The miso ramen shop inside Toyama Station. While the main branch is located away from the station, the station shop is convenient for travelers.Why is Toyama known for miso ramen? Nagano Prefecture is famous for miso, with the term “Shinshu miso” existing. While black ramen is actually Toyama Prefecture’s specialty, I enjoyed the miso ramen. … More Surprisingly, Toyama Prefecture’s miso ramen was delicious. Menya Tsukushi in Toyama Prefecture.
The Hokuriku region yields delicious fish from the Sea of Japan during winter. Tossed by the rough waves of the Sea of Japan, fish rich in fat are caught. Toyama Bay, in particular, is often called a natural fish farm. Plankton thrives there in just the right amount, attracting fish that gather specifically for it.The … More Winter in Toyama Prefecture is overflowing with delicious sushi. I went to Sushitama Toyama Kakeo Main Store to savor Hokuriku sushi.
The taste is on the salty side, but it’s the ultimate reward after working up a sweat.If you’re Japanese and love ramen, my recommendations are spot-on. Born and raised in Tokyo, I’m recommending the real deal—standard ramen. In other words, world-class. This shop is a typical ramen restaurant, yet it’s already clear they make beautiful … More A staple “Iekei ramen” shop in Tokyo. Adjust your condition to the ramen.
Black Ramen When it comes to ramen in Toyama Prefecture, it’s all about Black Ramen. The secret to its black color lies in the soy sauce. Using black soy sauce achieves this hue. Its flavor is milder than other soy sauces, with less saltiness. However, the pepper is quite pronounced, making its spiciness stand out. This … More The secret to black ramen lies in its soy sauce. Black Ramen
Jiro-style ramen with black ramen A shop in Toyama Prefecture that blends Jiro-style ramen with black ramen. I’ll tell you about a ramen shop that’ll fill you up. Black Ramen Toyama Prefecture’s specialty “Black Ramen” The reason Toyama Black Ramen is black is due to its generous use of dark soy sauce and the large … More Jiro-style ramen with black ramen! Go for it! Ebisuko in Toyama
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