OITA, Japan >> On Oct. 21, Nagashi somen — somen noodles flowing in cold water on bamboo pipes — traveled a distance of 2-1/2 miles, a feat that was formally recognized as a world record in ...

TAKETA, Oita Prefecture--Somen noodles flowed in cold water for around 90 minutes down a bamboo chute measuring 4,031.76 meters long, setting a Guinness World Record. The world record for ...

“When I slurp a bowl of somen noodles it becomes a summer breeze.” I am at the Granada Market, the neighborhood mom-and-pop grocery in West Los Angeles where I get my Japanese staple ...

🍜🇯🇵 Instead of being served in a bowl, these thin somen noodles rush down a bamboo water slide, and you have to catch them with chopsticks before they’re gone! How the new Florida bill ...

Nagashi somen-- This is a special, fun way of eating "somen" fine wheat noodles in the summer. Long large bamboo stems are split in half, placed on an incline and filled with water. Somen noodles ...

Make holes with bamboo or stainless picks and slice fish ... fish by using a ladle and pour sauce over fish will cook. Place somen in a big bowl and put fish on the side. Taste the sauce first ...

where you catch somen (thin, wheat flour noodles) while they flow down a cold water slide usually made out of bamboo. Now you can have nagashi somen any time you want with your own personal slide.

KANAZAWA—Close to 900 people suffered from food poisoning after eating at a “nagashi somen” restaurant in Tsubata, Ishikawa Prefecture. Nagashi somen is a practice in which customers use ...

For lunch, our menu was family-style and centered around floating noodles—cold sōmen flowing fast down a giant bamboo luge that Brian and I built in our backyard just days before—and a lot of ...