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pork-bone. While we may know the broth as “tonkotsu broth,” or “pork-bone” broth in the west, in Japan it is mostly referred to as Hakata ramen, in reference to its origin in Fukuoka. Hakata ramen was originally sold from food stalls to fishermen working in the business district.);})();(function(){window.jsl.dh(w4S8ZvePN67T1sQPj9Wm6Q4__100,
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Hakata ramen is usually only flavored with soy sauce, salt, or miso, but just a little bit because the tonkotsu broth is meant to be the star of the show. The dish itself is often topped with sliced chashu/char siu barbecued pork and chopped green onions.
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The castle's name came from Nagamasa's hometown. Thereafter, “Fukuoka,” where samurai lived, and “Hakata,” home to merchants and townspeople, developed independently. While they were eventually merged into a single municipality during the Meiji Period (1868-1912), there was a dispute over what to call this new city.