Is Ajisen Lamian Noodles Japanese?

Ajisen Lamian Noodles, 1968 was founded in Kumamoto Prefecture by Shigemitsu Takashi, whose English name is Ajisen Lamian Noodles. Ajisen means Ajisen, and Lamian Noodles means Lamian Noodles in pronunciation. Chongguanglong, formerly known as Liu, a native of Taiwan Province Province, came to Japan at the age of 15, and initially engaged in the production and sales of noodle soup in Lamian Noodles.

1968, Chongguanglong and his wife opened the first Ajisen Lamian Noodles store in a farmland, with an area of only 7 floors and 8 seats (about 23 square meters). The initial intention of Shigemitsu Longzhi's pioneering work was to share this bowl of bone soup Lamian Noodles with thousands of people, and to influence more people in the world through these thousands of people, so he named it "Ajisen".

In 2007, Ajisen China landed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. By 2065438+June 30th, 2008, Ajisen Lamian Noodles had more than 700 stores in China, while the number of stores in Japan had just exceeded 200, which also made many people think Ajisen is a China brand.

Since the second half of 20 18, Ajisen spicy noodles have been upgraded in an all-round way, and the strategic direction of focusing on bone soup, upgrading bone soup technology and laying out the world has been clarified. Facing the ever-changing business environment, Ajisen Spicy Noodles are constantly thinking about the way to break a restaurant brand.