Question from a reader:
I heard that Horan Chiaki made disrespectful comments about a ramen shop. I was a fan of hers because she is beautiful, and I’m worried that her image might suffer because of this. What do you think?
Thoughts on Horan Chiaki’s Comments
Recently, I came across news about Horan Chiaki making disrespectful remarks towards a ramen
shop. Given that I was a fan of hers due to her beauty, I was a bit surprised. I love ramen as well, especially tonkotsu ramen, and I believe that the aroma is part of the flavor, so I was honestly a bit perplexed by Horan’s comments.
Love for Ramen and Its Allure
I have a friend who is a ramen enthusiast, and we often explore various ramen shops together. One day, while we were at a restaurant, the moment the aroma of the broth wafted towards us, I couldn’t help but exclaim, “This is ramen!” I shouted it loud enough that other customers turned to look, and while I was embarrassed, my love for ramen just overflowed. My friend is also particular about the “smell” of ramen, especially describing the aroma of tonkotsu ramen as “the sweet scent of pork.” He passionately explained to the staff, “It’s that aroma that makes ramen delicious!”
Horan’s Comments and Their Impact
In this context, Horan’s comments could definitely elicit mixed reactions. It’s understandable that someone as beautiful and popular as her making such remarks about ramen could lower her image. However, it’s also interesting to consider how much influence her words truly have on her fans. For ramen shops, that “odor of feet” or “pork bone aroma” can be a hallmark of their brand. Therefore, Horan’s comments might actually lead more people to rediscover the charm of ramen.
What Do You Think?
How did you feel about her comments? Personally, when I go to a ramen shop, I enjoy the aroma as part of the experience, so I find the diverse reactions to Horan’s statements fascinating. I’d love to hear your thoughts and any ramen-related stories you have in the comments!
