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Instant noodles, known as "ramen" in Japan, are a staple food in the country and have been a popular quick and convenient meal option since their introduction in 1958. In Japan, instant noodles come in a wide variety of flavors, ranging from traditional soy sauce and miso to more unique and exotic flavors such as lobster and curry. Instant noodles are widely available in convenience stores and supermarkets, and are often consumed at home or in offices as a quick and easy lunch or dinner option.

In addition to being a staple food, instant noodles have also become a cultural icon in Japan, with various festivals and events dedicated to the dish and even a museum dedicated to its history and cultural significance. Instant noodles are also a popular gift item, especially during holidays and special occasions, and are enjoyed by people of all ages in Japan. Despite the rise of more health-conscious food options in recent years, instant noodles remain a beloved and enduring part of Japanese food culture.