Going to the toilet at Ichiran Ramen means more than high-tech washlets. It means all the toilet paper you could ever want.
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When I first moved to Japan at the turn of the century, I was told that noodle lovers need not fret about making slurping sounds while eating. Among some, that attitude is changing. There is now concern over "noodle harassment."
If you've played Fallout 4, you've probably come across Takahashi, the noodle-making protectron in Diamond City. His ramen is real.
For this year's World Cup, Japanese noodle company Nissin thought it would be a good idea to send Red Bull athlete Kotaro Tokuda to Brazil. To do soccer tricks. In samurai gear.
You might think that the samurai no longer exist in Japan. That the samurai officially vanished when they were banned from carrying swords in the late 19th century. That might be true, but samurai still exist in Japan. Today, they just wield glowsticks instead.
