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·一蘭

5 of the 9 videos are Fukuoka videos, and 2 of those put the main branch in the title. 2 travel vlogs put Ichiran in their first episode, one on the day they landed at the airport, the other packing it into a single episode along with motsunabe and the Nakasu yatai stalls. The other 4 do not mention Fukuoka in the title. 2 videos from November 2022 and January 2023 lead with store closure news in the title, 1 is a big-eating challenge at a Taiwan branch, and 1 is a review from an after-work stop in the small hours that never says where it was.

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·一蘭

Of the 12 videos, 4 put the Dotonbori and Namba branches in the title. One of those channels covered the fire at the Dotonbori branch in August 2025. 8 of the 12 were made before that, and the 3 posted after the fire show the annex and its 24-hour service. Only 1 mentions the taste in its title, the rest are about the queue and how to order.

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·麺や兼虎

Of the 40 titles read out of 56 sources, 27 put tsukemen up front, and 8 of those described the broth with the same word, noukou, meaning rich and thick. Another 8 talk about the line. Some channels call a one-hour wait standard, while in 2026 one Korean channel went up with a title about how to eat there without lining up. The 14 that name a branch scatter across five spots, the Tenjin main shop, Hakata Station, Parco, Tosu Outlet, and Tenjin Nishidori, with at least 4 added every year since 2021, and 3 of the 6 from 2026 are news of new branch openings.

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·博多 一幸舎

We read 40 of the 207 videos, and 10 of those were uploaded by the shop's own official channel. In the remaining 30, 6 channels each mentioned the foam in their titles, and four used the category name 泡系, foam-style, as is. Three also flatly called it the original. Of the 27 that showed which branch, 13 were the main shop, 7 the branches inside the Hakata Station building and on the Chikushi Exit side, 3 the Fukuoka Airport branch, 3 the drive-in shop south of the airport, and 1 the Nishinakasu branch, so the evidence points not to a single shop but to the whole chain spread across central Fukuoka and the airport.

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요도가와구·人類みな麺類

Twelve channels posted about it separately between February 2019 and February 2026. Four named a dish in the title, and all four differ: chashu, shoyu ramen, green onion soba, and a limited-time event ramen. The other eight just wrote ramen. Seven of the twelve put only this shop in the title, while five slotted it into a day itinerary that goes on to Dotonbori or Osaka Castle.

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니시구·カドヤ食堂

Of the 40 videos whose titles were checked, 12 put number one in the title, but only one gave a reason, writing that it was the Tabelog ranking. The line came up in 9 videos from 8 channels, and one channel wrote that it waited about an hour. Menu items in the titles split almost evenly, tsukesoba in 13 and chuka soba in 11, and the three channels that described the noodles' appearance called them either too beautiful or artistic, two mentions each. Videos on branches rather than the main shop came from 6 channels in 7 videos, showing the Crysta Nagahori, Nishi-Umeda, and Hanshin Department Store Snack Park locations, and two of those channels said the line was shorter than at the main shop, while one wrote that the Snack Park bowl is a simpler one, different from the main shop's.

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주오구·無限ラーメン

12 of the 34 videos, or 10 of the 29 channels if you count by channel, put Park Myung-soo in the title. Halmyungsoo, Myungsoo-ong, Park Myung-soo's pick, the spellings vary but they all point to one person, and 30 of the 34 videos cluster after March 2025, when that name first shows up. Only three titles actually say what kind of ramen it is, one Korean title says premium sirloin beef-bone ramen, one Japanese and one Chinese title each say 牛骨, and all three mean beef bone. Four Korean titles tack on Dotonbori and two tack on Namba, while the address one Japanese channel wrote in its title is Naniwa-ku Nambanaka.

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후쿠시마구·ラーメン人生JET

The Fukushima branch of Ramen Jinsei JET, at 7-12-2 Fukushima, Fukushima-ku, Osaka.

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