Today, I finally visited Kurume no Sato ramen shop that I had been curious about for a while. I discovered this place while passing by when I was on my way to have lunch at Mori no Kitchen Kawaii nearby. The shop is located near the intersection of Prefectural Route 593 and Prefectural Route 85. The exterior is a combination of logs and white walls. Inside, there are 3 counter seats, 3 table seats, 1 sofa seat, and 1 raised seating area. The miso ramen costs 800 yen, which seems quite expensive. The toppings include chashu, bean sprouts, spinach, boiled egg, seaweed, naruto, and green onions. Red rice and potato salad were served as sides. The noodles were on the softer side and had a pre-made feel to them. The soup was slightly spicy with a hint of umami, but lacked depth. Considering the location and quality, the price seems quite high. I later found out that the soup is made from animal broth and bonito flakes. The previous owner of the shop stopped operating it six months ago, and the current owner just started running it. They mentioned that they will be adding more items to the menu soon. Overall, it was an interesting experience.