Instant Noodle Museum Opens In Japan

Nissin, the company who invented instant ramen, is celebrating their 40 years of success by opening a museum dedicated to noodles in Japan: “Up to 10,000sq m covers the museum grounds with visitors given the chance to create their own instant recipe from thousands of combinations at the My Cup Noodle Factory. Inside, visitors can get a taste of the restaurants that serve a variety of noodles.” 500 people lined up to visit the museum on opening day, but reports won’t say whether or not they were made up of poor college students.

 

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