60 candidates · 40 neighborhood labels

RAMEN BY AREA.

Six useful hubs first. Every candidate and original neighborhood remains discoverable.

Priority uses observed inventory density and practical evidence, not measured traffic or walking-distance claims. These hubs cover 26/60 records. Tokyo Station is prioritized over Takadanobaba for breakfast evidence and station travel; Takadanobaba’s three candidates remain below.

Shinjuku

8 candidates. Largest cluster; multiple styles, tickets, reservations and halal evidence.

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Kanda / Ochanomizu / Akihabara

6 candidates. Unifies navigation across adjacent labels while preserving true neighborhoods.

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Ginza

4 candidates. Booking restrictions and distinct dietary branches.

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Ikebukuro

3 candidates. Three candidates; payment and access constraints matter.

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Shibuya / Harajuku

3 candidates. Sourced contrast in cashless, late-night and vegan menu evidence.

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Tokyo Station

2 candidates. Breakfast service and dietary requirements are useful before train journeys.

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