Located in the popular tourist destination of Furano, the renowned ramen shop "Tomikawa Seimenjo" prides itself on its homemade noodles made from locally sourced Furano wheat, following a motto of "local production for local consumption." This meticulously crafted ramen is a must-try dish when you visit Furano.

"Ishiusubiki Chuka Soba" (Stone-milled Chinese Soba) - 1,100 yen

The first thing you should try at "Tomikawa Seimenjo" is their most popular dish, the "Ishiusubiki Chuka Soba." The chicken-based broth, enhanced with the umami of dried sardines and fish flakes, offers a light yet deeply flavorful taste.

The homemade noodles, made by carefully stone-milling wheat from Furano, are a masterpiece that concentrates the original flavor and umami of the wheat. The owner proudly calls them "the noodles where you can taste the wheat the most in Japan," and their quality certainly lives up to that claim.

Extra-large asparagus topping (200 yen per stalk)

The commitment to local production is also evident in the toppings that adorn the ramen. The two types of chashu, chicken and pork, are melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Furthermore, each vegetable has an exceptional flavor, and during the asparagus season (around April each year), an extra-large asparagus topping is available.

"Furano Gyoza (6 pieces)" - 500 yen

To accompany your ramen, we also recommend their special side dishes. The "Furano Gyoza," ordered by many customers, is packed with local vegetables and has a distinct, punchy flavor.

"Furano Zangi" - 600 yen

Another popular item is the Hokkaido specialty "Zangi" (fried chicken). The tender chicken's umami and the exquisite seasoning will whet your appetite.

The shop is conveniently located about a 5-minute walk from JR Furano Station and the popular tourist spot "Furano Marche." There is also a shared shopping district parking lot across from the store. Now a popular establishment invited to Hokkaido product fairs across the country, it has many fans who travel to Furano from afar just for a bowl of its special ramen. It's a must-visit spot when you're in Furano.

*All prices include tax.