2017
DOI: 10.1111/cag.12396
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Ramen restaurant clusters in Japan: Geographical variety, locational lore, and evolutionary characteristics

Abstract: Key Messages This study identifies three types of agglomeration in the Japanese ramen restaurant industry. These clusters are known through various spatial vernacular cues: maps, images, stories, and other lore that circulate in mainstream, esoteric, and fan social network communities. Waseda University is a key local institution in shaping the reputation of Tokyo's most famous ramen cluster, centred on Takadanobaba Station.

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“…• Los ciclos de vida de distritos industriales maduros (Edenhoffer & Hayter, 2013) o la diversidad geográfica y organizativa de sectores como el transporte aéreo (Suau & Pallarés, 2013), las industrias creativas (Berg & Hassink, 2014), los establecimientos de restauración (Reiffenstein, 2017) o el turismo cultural (Mitchell & Shannon, 2018).…”
Section: Capitalismo Y Territorio O El Proyecto Estructural-contextualunclassified
“…• Los ciclos de vida de distritos industriales maduros (Edenhoffer & Hayter, 2013) o la diversidad geográfica y organizativa de sectores como el transporte aéreo (Suau & Pallarés, 2013), las industrias creativas (Berg & Hassink, 2014), los establecimientos de restauración (Reiffenstein, 2017) o el turismo cultural (Mitchell & Shannon, 2018).…”
Section: Capitalismo Y Territorio O El Proyecto Estructural-contextualunclassified