ラル大佐
Last weekend was the annual festival at a local shrine.
This year, too, I participated in the lion dance procession as a member of the shrine's Ujiko (shrine parishioners).
During the parade, which goes from house to house, we look forward to the sacred sake from the local people's "Resting Gaiin".
What kind of sake did you encounter this year?
First up was Ishikawa's Jokigen.
It was 20 minutes into the tour, so there was no need to rest, but we were grateful for the sake.
What I wonder about every year at this house is an old jar of Manazuru. When was it made? Phone number 5.
Thank you very much for your hospitality!
The lion dance series will take a break from the sake language.
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