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From the guide “Tokushima Food Guide: Ramen, Iya Soba and Local Flavours”: Tokushima’s food is easiest to plan around two different kinds of visit: a meal in Tokushima City, where you can seek out ramen, and a regional trip focused on Iya and its buckwheat traditions. The dishes are not interchangeable.
The guide goes on: “1. Plan an Inotani visit around its early finish”. Chuka Soba Inotani is at 4-25 Nishidaikumachi, Tokushima City. The East Tokushima listing gives its hours as 10:30–17:00, says it is closed on Mondays and notes that it closes when sold out.
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