Ramen in Fukuoka Prefecture has a menu called "Kaedama". If you have leftover soup after eating ramen, you can order just the noodles. This is called kaedama.
I was just passing by, but there was a sign saying "Kaedama" at this shop is 30 yen. It's super low-priced.
When I go on a business trip to Fukuoka Prefecture, I want to eat squid dance eating (sashimi). They make live squid into sashimi. It's sweet and delicious.
I stayed at the Dormy Inn in Fukuoka Prefecture on a business trip. One of the pleasures of this hotel is the ramen served at night. In Japan, there is a culture of selling soba noodles and ramen at night stalls.
*Please check with the hotel regarding the time it will be served.
This festival is held at Kushida Shrine in Fukuoka Prefecture. It is a big festival that has continued for over 700 years. The day before the festival, I was walking around town and saw many mikoshi (portable shrines) being prepared.