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麺屋武蔵 (Menya Musashi in Akihabara)

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麺屋武蔵 武仁

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It had been a while since I visited Akihabara, the electronics district of Tokyo. My time spent there this week was more of a cable adventure than a ramen adventure. The purchase of a new TV meant a new a coaxial antennae cable. That was trip #1. Trip #2 was for long VGA and audio cables to attach my computer to the big screen. The 3rd trip was for another audio cable, since I purchased the wrong one during trip #2. But I wasn’t done.
Lucky for me, I didn’t have to go out of my way, as my Friday student wanted a bowl. The newest Menya Musashi just happens to be in Akihabara.
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Named after Musashi Miyamoto, each Musashi shop, much like each of the famous swordsman’s battles, is different. And, as said battles, each bowl is a little unconventional.
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Like a 1608 victory with a piece of kindling.
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Or his frequent use of his short sword as a thrown weapon.
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This shop features Ganryujima ramen, named after, what else, a famous Musashi battle. In this battle, Musashi fought (and won) with a wooden oar.
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It’s a deep, strong shoyu, topped with bean sprouts and garlic. You can ask for it with a double or triple size stack, but I just went with normal.
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The shop is actually more famous for the tsukemen.
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After lunch, I took care of my shopping list: a coaxial splitter and an audio cable splitter.
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And when I got home, as expected, the cable was the wrong size.
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