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Located in Tottori, Japan’s least-populated prefecture, Hot Air Ramen (formally named Tanreitori Ramen Hot Air) is the brainchild of Katsumi Yoshida, a mechanic and car salesman turned cook.
In 2015, he scaled down his auto shop and officially opened Hot Air Ramen to the public, so named for the famous hot springs in the area.
But at Hot Air, the ramen noodles, while not made in-house, are perhaps the best I have ever tasted.
The pork, chicken, chicken bones and eggs are all sourced from around Tottori.
Hot Air Ramen draws lots of customers to Hamamura from the nearby cities of Okayama and Himeji.