Astronaut Noguchi visits instant Chinese noodle museum

Astronaut Noguchi visits instant Chinese noodle museum

IKEDA, Japan - Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi visits a museum dedicated to Chinese noodles in Ikeda, Osaka Prefecture, on Oct. 21. Noguchi, who ate Chinese noodles during his mission on the U.S. space shuttle Discovery in August, reported back about the food while at the museum.

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