Yume Wo Katare

Ramen shop in Boston

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2018 Nishioka returns to Japan and opens Yume Wo Katare outposts in Beppu and Okinawa, beginning to train apprentices in Jiro-style ramen with a goal of expanding to all 47 Japanese prefectures.
2014 Jorgen 'Walker' Peterson launches a vegan ramen pop-up restaurant in the Yume Wo Katare space for three non-consecutive days during lunch hours.
2013 The restaurant closes over the summer for redecoration.
November 2012 Yume Wo Katare is opened by Tsuyoshi Nishioka in Porter Square, Boston.
2011 Tsuyoshi Nishioka relocates to the United States after selling his five ramen restaurant branches in Kyoto, Osaka, and Kobe.

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See Also

Ramen

Japanese dish of Chinese origin consisting of wheat noodles in a meat or fish broth

Ramen Jiro

Japanese restaurant chain

Okinawa Prefecture

Prefecture of Japan