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Risshakuji Temple is famous for its quietness and the sound of cicadas permeating the rocks.
I have been a haiku lover since childhood, and finally got to visit.
It was snowing, but the view below was clear, and according to the locals, it was a lucky day.
There were no cicadas, but the sound was muffled by the snow and the silence was truly seeping in.
The sake had a nice aroma that lingered in the nose, but was quite refreshing. The sake alone leaves no aftertaste.
It is really delicious when served with the sweet soup stock of taro stew.
I was going to take some home with me, but I ended up drinking the whole bottle.
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Nobu Nobu-san, I have heard of Yamadera. Is it still possible to climb it this time of year? Sake is great with sweet potato stew.
I thought the brand name was "Otoko wa tsurai yo" 😅😅! I thought it was a man's tsurazu😅.
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Good evening, Harry.
Mountain food and mountain sake. It's good.
It really was the kind of place that Tora-san would appear in.
But I was surprised to see so many foreigners there, though I think it is one of the original landscapes of Japan.
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