Tenkaippin closes Tokyo area ramen shops due to contracts

setn.com (Chinese)

Japanese ramen chain Tenkaippin is closing at least ten locations in the Tokyo metropolitan area by the end of June, sparking discussion. The closures are attributed to franchisee contract terminations. The closures include popular locations like Shibuya and Shinjuku. Industry analysts suggest rising costs and intense competition, including from other ramen styles, are contributing factors to the closures. Tenkaippin, known for its rich chicken broth ramen, once aimed for 300 locations but now faces a decline. The company has raised prices, and the ramen industry in Japan is experiencing increased closures overall.


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