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３の３ (Sannosan in Tokushima)

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３の３

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Tokushima ramen! Let’s review.
 
Heavy shoyu soup . . . check!
Fried meat mounds . . . check!
Raw egg on top . . . kind of a check!
 
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Sannosan (Three’s three?) had a shorter line than nearby Ramen Todai, and the dudes I was rolling with were not the types to wait in lines.
 
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Tokushima ramen is awesome. There are already other forms of ramen dubbed Stamina Ramen, but Tokushima, with all that protein, is perfect after some beers in the summer sun.
 
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Seriously one of the most random ramens, way out on the island of Shikoku. What else can you find in Tokushima?
 
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The annual Awaodori dance festival. Have fun.
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