Visit a museum dedicated to the history of cup noodles Only in Japan
Cup noodles have saved our lives more than once, whether it's late-night hunger pangs or a last-minute meal before running out the door. But have you ever considered how they're made? No need to wonder any longer, because you can now discover everything about the processes involved in producing this delectable quick fix! Visit the Cup Noodles Museum in Yokohama or Osaka, the origin of instant noodles, for an inside look at this simple innovation. Behold a vision of apparently innumerable distinct permutations of cup noodles, neatly displayed in glass cases according to their genesis dates! Pose in front of one-of-a-kind museum displays like this one featuring the famed Harakiri cup. This museum is also one of the mo
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