2015, A Great Year for Ramen. It’s been an amazing year for Ramen Adventures. Ramen in Tokyo is progressively getting better and better, in my opinion, and the ramen scene overseas is following suit. My goal with Ramen Adventures has been to entertain and inform. The blog format works for writing and photography. Two posts…

2015 Tokyo Toy Run! Every year, my motorcycle friends, many of whom join the Ramen Riders adventures, team up to do a bit of charity. Toy Runs happen all around the world, and we are happy to be doing one in Tokyo. A Toy Run is a bunch of motorcycle riders collecting toys and donations,…

ラーメンアメリカン I spent three weeks having a little vacation from the craziness that is Japan. And though I really only wanted to eat at three ramen shops, I ended up with a few more. Some were amazing, and some were pretty bad. But in the end, I think America is starting to push ramen in…

さよなら、くるり As of September 1st, 2015, Kururi is closed. I braved the line on their last day, a line of 40 people that took about two hours, to slurp it one last time. Kururi, for me, is a very important shop. When I started this site, back in the end of 2008, the only resource…

the RAMEN BOOK The Ramen Book is another bilingual guide to ramen in Japan, albeit a much broader guide than my own book, 最強アメリカ・ラーメン男 東京 極ウマ50店を食べる. While mine is strictly a guide to 50 shops in Tokyo, The Ramen Book brings you in slowly; sort of a ramen 101. It covers the basics, with great color…

最強アメリカ・ラーメン男 東京 極ウマ50店を食べる  I’ll just let Google figure it out for you! http://www.ramenadventures.com/p/ramen-guide-book.html Yep, I wrote a book about ramen. The full name is 最強アメリカ・ラーメン男 東京 極ウマ50店を食べる. Saikyo Amerika Ramen Otoko Tokyo Goku Uma 50 Mise wo Taberu. Let’s break it down. 最強 – Saikyo pretty much means amazing. アメリカ・ラーメン男 – American ramen dude. 東京 – Tokyo.…

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