any good ramen shop will serve you a bowl of ramen while it is smoking hot, and you need to eat it rightare overcooking. it's a lot like pizza. if you're a real new yorker, you know that you do not wait for the pizza to cool down. you eat it while it is hot, and you risk burning your mouth. ramen is absolutely the same. ♪ ivan: you need to slurp. what it does is it cools down the noodles. don't fight the noodles. take a little less than you think you want to eat. you want to pull them out from the pile because otherwise you will never be able to slurp. easy on the toppings if you are a first timer. so, when you order your first bowl of ramen ever, just get it simple. taste it, see if you really like ramen, and then you can jump on the toppings and specials of the day. don't forget to hydrate. i've been to ramen shops in tokyo where afterwards my whole face is swollen with salt. it's just the nature of the beast, so drink up. ramen comes with a terrible spoon, chinese in origin. it's a great way to be able to dip it into the bowl, but in japan, it is totally cool to pick up the bowl and d

any good ramen shop will serve you a bowl of ramen while it is smoking hot, and you need to eat it rightare overcooking. it's a lot like pizza. if you're a real new yorker, you know that you do not wait for the pizza to cool down. you eat it while it is hot, and you risk burning your mouth. ramen is absolutely the same. ♪ ivan: you need to slurp. what it does is it cools down the noodles. don't fight the noodles. take a little less than you think you want to eat. you want to pull them out from the pile because otherwise you will never be able to slurp. easy on the toppings if you are a first timer. so, when you order your first bowl of ramen ever, just get it simple. taste it, see if you really like ramen, and then you can jump on the toppings and specials of the day. don't forget to hydrate. i've been to ramen shops in tokyo where afterwards my whole face is swollen with salt. it's just the nature of the beast, so drink up. ramen comes with a terrible spoon, chinese in origin. it's a great way to be able to dip it into the bowl, but in japan, it is totally cool to pick up the bowl and d

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eat a bowl of ramen.important thing is to eat it while it is hot. you need to eat it right away because the noodles are overcooking. it is a lot like pizza. if you are a real new yorker, you don't wait until the pizza is cool. you eat it and risk burning your mouth. ramen is the same way. don't fight the noodles. take a little less than you think you want to eat. you want to pull them out from the pile. otherwise you will never be able to slurp. easy on the toppings if you are a first timer. when you order your first bowl of ramen ever, get it simple. see if you really like ramien. then you can start dumping on the toppings and do the shop special. don't forget to hydrate. my whole face is swollen with salt. it is just the nature, so drink up. a spoon.es with but in japan, it is totally cool to pick up the bowl and drink. remember, there are no real rules at the end of the day. you are letting your hair down. you want to have fun. get flashy, get noisy, get messy. but most important lee enjoy yourself. an

one of the most popular subjects right now is food and ramen, and we have a ramen summit, we have sake we have sake summit premium for people who want to go the next step knowledge of sake. we have great bands coming, music. band-maid, they're the big act of this year. we also have tech, we have game, we have art project space so people could come put their hands in, do hands-on stuff. and yes. robert: the pop culture events are really interactive too, that's what's nice, not just, you know, pokemon and things like that. it's so much thing. in fact, bringing us to kendama, jake, tell us a little bit. i mean, you were on our show before, we talked about how kind of almost--i mean, it really is, it's a simple game, but it's really opened the doors, opened the eyes for a lot of people to japanese pop culture, hasn't it? jake: absolutely. that's one of the magical parts about kendama is that a lot of people in the us didn't know where it was from. they were just--their curiosity drew them to it. and then you learn more that, "oh, it's from japan," and it's an amazing gateway to all the ama

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oatmeal, you've got ramen, you've got stuff the kids can do on their own. we wanted to raise at least $10,000 by the end of the 5:00 and boom, look where we are, $10,067, 3200 meals. fantastic, but we want to do more. one woman called and gave us a donation of $250. she talked about what it was like to come here as an immigrant. she knew what it was like to be hungry. she didn't want children to feel that way. another woman called us, and said she was about to make dinner and couldn't do it without calling us to help make an impact. we hope you will too. then join us at 7:00, for our one our special called impact. feeding our children. you have an impact to help us. remember, when one child is hungry, that's on all of us. we can do this, and we it together. bruce. >>> i'm wusa9 first alert meteorologist topper shutt. welcome to tackle your tailgate forecast. big thursday night game. texans visiting the bengals in cincinnati. what's left of irma is creating a few clouds in ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says d

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they had ramen, some tuna, some rice, fruit snacks. all kinds of interesting things. then of course juice boxes. the whole idea is to make sure these are things the kids can prepare for themselves, because many of their parents are working. this needed to be easy for them. and these are really crucial lifelines for a lot of these kids, because it helps to provide meals on the week have access to them. so everything you give, whether it's $5, $10, we've gotten two $500 donationses. we'd love to do more than that. every donation we've had today, whether it's been big or small is going to make an impact. so, let's keep them working. 202-895-5560. and i'm going to send it back down to you adam and deb. >>> thank you, leslie. that's a great project. i was just up there doing an instagram. a live look outside. we're looking at a little bit of sunshine. not a bad evening really, 79, dew points back in the 60s. there are a couple of showers out there. we've been watching this. watch how this dies. it's western loudoun county, and then just dies out completely. we have this on

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discounts on ramen noodles, even cheaper funerals.h some of the highest burial costs in the world. $20,000 is not unusual. cheap taxis and bus tickets are also offered. not enough to persuade the elderly to hand back their licences, he says the rules should be stricter. translation: driving requires physical abilities, no matter how well you're thinking ahead, your body has to respond first. if you can't pass strict testings at a training school like this then you have to accept it. that way, people would accept reality, i think. with the elderly set to account for 40% of japan's population within a few decades, it's a message many would be wise to heed. andrew brison, bbc news. you have been watching newsday. good morning. yet again, if you had some sunshine yesterday you probably had some warmth, and in fact in the london area we saw highs of 22 degrees, with some sunny spells, as you can see from this weather watches from twickenham. but things are set to change. this low pressure is moving in, bringing wet and windy weather by the

put larry king right at the top it's all money of favorite absolutely how ramen on twitter wants to know who is currently on the list. you understand people you have a beef with he has the list of jericho it's throwaway thing that he did that became like this iconic thing goes on the list well i mean anybody that makes me mad but it's also a good thing to people everyone wants to be on the list that's the thing when you start as a bad guy like i said i was calling people stupid idiots and people were booing now call me stupid idiot can you put in the list is like that is supposed to be mad at that mice and don rickles insult me it's an x.-acto exactly right grains loss on facebook what do you make of the current state of politics in the united states it's interesting and the most. i've been forty six is the most decisive time in politics as far as lying down the middle team a and team b. it's a little scary it bothers me once again because are we concentrate on the betterment of the country or we concentrate just on not liking the president like in the present this is very nice of divisi

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