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Food & Cafes
Mostly, yes. Some shops display ramen photos, prices, and information in English or other languages, so you can understand quite a lot before walking inside. But the amount and visibility of English varies from shop to shop. And even when you can read Miso, Shio, or Shoyu, there is another question: Which one will you actually like?
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