FOOD

RAMEN JAPAN
FOOD
2024
15 min Episode(s): 22+
english
English
Ramen, an iconic dish beloved worldwide. Originating in China and reimagined in Japan, it’s become a soul food and ever-evolving symbol of Japanese cuisine. From rich pork bone tonkotsu to savory soy sauce, salty shio, and bold miso broths, regional styles offer endless variety. This program journeys across Japan, meeting the passionate people behind each bowl-from devoted chefs chasing perfection to ramen lovers who savor every slurp. Through their stories, we explore how ramen has taken root in everyday life, showcasing its rich history, diversity, and future. An immersive, encyclopedic look at Japan’s ramen culture, one bowl at a time.
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