I found this restaurant during a trip to Toyohashi.
Perhaps it is because it is a hiyaoroshi, but compared to Haneya, it is less showy and has a more subdued taste.
It has a deliciously rounded and mellow rice flavor.
The taste is like 5:5 capueti and 5:5 saxo.
The low alcohol content is quite refreshing.
No punch of unfiltered raw sake.
It's like a cool plum water.
This is good 👌
Sake I drank in Toyama (3)
I had drunk Haneya a few times, but never got around to trying Fumikiku, so I bought it.
It was easy to drink! (I was tongue-tied when I drank it, so I only have this memory...)
In Toyama, you can find sake (small bottles) from various Toyama sake breweries at train stations and souvenir shops, and now they are all hiyaoroshi and seasonally appropriate, so it's easy to pick up something in season 🍶.
☆☆☆☆☆
Clear and refreshing acidity, clear and light taste with a hint of sweetness lingering on the palate.
This is the kind of sake that you can drink easily even if you are tired of drinking
The menu says it's good after a sauna, so maybe it's best after a workout or on a hot summer day, but it's delicious in any situation.