The Cup Noodles Museum is a 10-minute walk from either Minato Mirai or Sakuragicho Station. The Akaikutsu Loop Bus (220 yen) connects Sakuragicho to nearby attractions, such as World Porters and the Red Brick Warehouse.
 
                                 
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                        Cup Noodles Museum
                    The Cup Noodles Museum (also known as 安藤百福発明記念館, Ando Momofuku Hatsumei Kinenkan) in Yokohama's Minato Mirai District is an engaging and interactive experience that delves into the fascinating history of instant ramen. Opened by Nissin Foods, the company founded by the inventor of instant noodles in 1958, the museum features unique exhibits, including a replica of the original invention shed where Momofuku Ando first developed his groundbreaking product. A detailed timeline highlights the global evolution of instant noodles, offering a comprehensive look at how the humble dish became a global phenomenon. The museum also showcases a small collection of modern art, reflecting Nissin's ongoing spirit of innovation and creativity.
The museum offers a variety of hands-on activities that make it a must-visit for visitors of all ages. At the My Cupnoodles Factory, guests can design and create their own personalized instant ramen cups for just 500 yen. The Chicken Ramen Factory workshop allows participants to craft ramen from scratch, offering an immersive experience in the noodle-making process for 1000 yen. Children will enjoy the Cupnoodles Park, a playful space designed for hands-on fun, while the Noodles Bazaar food court brings an exciting culinary adventure, offering international noodle dishes in an atmosphere reminiscent of an Asian night market. With something for everyone, the Cup Noodles Museum offers a delightful mix of history, creativity, and fun.
                
Hours and Fees
- Opening hours
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                                                    10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (last admission 5:00 PM) 
- Closed
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                                                    Tuesdays (or the following day if Tuesday is a national holiday) 
- Entrance fee
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                                                    500 yen (workshops and activities inside cost extra money) 
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