Myojo foods

Myojo Foods is a Japanese food company established in 1950. It produces instant noodles and other food products. The company joined the Nissin Foods Group in 2006 and became an operating company of Nissin Foods Holdings in 2008. Its product brands include Charumera, Chuka Sanmi, Ippeichan, and Megami.

Myojo Foods was founded in 1950, starting with the production of dried noodles commissioned by the Food Agency. In 1954, it completed Japan's first indoor transfer-type automatic dryer for dried noodles. In 1959, it began developing instant noodles. In 1960, it launched 'Myojo Ajitsuke Ramen'. In 1966, it launched 'Myojo Charumera'. In 1981, it launched 'Chuka Sanmi'. In 1993, it launched 'Ippeichan'. In 2006, it joined the Nissin Foods Group. In 2008, it became an operating company of Nissin Foods Holdings.

• Myojo Charumera

  A brand of instant noodles.

• Chuka Sanmi

  A brand of instant noodles.

• Ippeichan

  A brand of instant noodles.

• Megami

  A brand of instant noodles.

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