Guided tours

Cup Noodle Museum

The Cup Noodles Museum is an interactive food-education museum opened in Ikeda, the birthplace of instant ramen. Visitors can learn about the history of “Chicken Ramen” invented by Momofuku Ando, founder of Nissin Foods, as well as the behind-the-scenes story of the invention of “Cup Noodles,” which brought together innovative ideas. The museum conveys to children the importance of invention and discovery. Exhibits include Ando’s research shed used in developing Chicken Ramen, exhibition rooms, and the Cup Noodles Drama Theater, making it fun to learn how Chicken Ramen was created. The “Ramen Tunnel,” lined with about 800 package designs, is especially impressive. At the “My Cup Noodles Factory,” visitors can make their own one-of-a-kind Cup Noodles: after freely designing the cup with markers, you choose one soup from four options and select four toppings from twelve ingredients. The finished Cup Noodles can be packed in a bag and taken home.

Address

8-25 Masumicho, Ikeda City, Osaka Prefecture

Access

5-minute walk from ”Ikeda Station” (Hankyu Takarazuka Line)

Telephone

072-752-3484

Price

300 yen (tax included) per serving

Business Hours

9:30–16:00 (last admission 15:30)

  • The Cup Noodles Museum is about a six-minute walk from Ikeda Station. The museum sells region-exclusive cup ramen, so if you’re looking for souvenirs, it’s also a great place to pick up Ikeda City–limited cup noodles. Ikeda City has plenty of other attractions as well, including Gohuku Shrine, a rakugo museum, and Satsukiyama Park.

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