Ramen Square

Info

Address:

3-6-29 Shibasaki-cho, Tachikawa, Tokyo Arealea 2.3F

Public Transportation:

JR Tachikawa Station South Exit → 2-minute walk; or Tama Monorail Tatagawa Minami Station → Just a short walk

Car Access:

6km 15 minutes from Chuo Expressway National Fuchu IC via National Route 20

Parking Number:

121 units/1 hour free for use over 2000 yen per store

Phone Number:

042-521-7111 (Are-Are Are Management Office)

Business Hours

11 AM to 11 PM (Last Order at 10:30 PM). On Sundays until 10 PM (Last Order at 9:30 PM) *If Sunday is the day before a holiday, closing at 11 PM, and on the last day of a long weekend, closing at 10 PM.

Average Price

Free admission

Cuisines Category

Ramen

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