しんじょう
I went to Horyuji Temple.
I didn't want to go to Horyu-ji because of the high admission fee, but suddenly there was a guy who started collecting red seals, so I had no choice but to go with him.
I always think Nara is a wonderful place.
It is still the ancient capital of Japan with its beautiful scenery.
But I heard that the price of Horyuji temple will be raised even more, which is disgusting!
We went to Hatsushigure no Ota Sake Brewery in the neighborhood!
The architecture is soooo ugly!
We bought a 4-goule bottle of sake to go around Horyu-ji Temple. When I asked how much they charge, they generously priced all but one bottle at 1,600 yen!
However, I thought it was a little expensive for 1600 yen for a bottle of sake that was regular sake!
If you buy sake, you run out of money, just like Horyuji.
The sake was to my liking.
Brewed by Osaka's Isaka Sake Brewery.
I thought it was similar to Danjiri, the original sake from this brewery, but with a little more alcohol.
My brother caught a delicious fish called "shibudai" and we ate it with this, but the sake was too strong!
Even the pickled plums he brought as a souvenir died!
Cooked food is good!
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ひるぺこ
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しんじょう
Hello.
I'm sure people will say, "What are you doing at Horyuji Temple if you pay 2,000 yen to see Buddhist statues and buy sake?
It's not too strong, but not too rough even when heated.
The aroma is a bit old-fashioned.
I think it's not for everyone.
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ポンちゃん
Good evening, Shinjo-san 🦉.
I'm laughing too at "buy sake" 🤣 and the shiso plum pickle cup is cute. ❣️ Why 🐼?
I was surprised when I saw your comment about the 2,000 yen entrance fee to Horyu-ji? 😱😱.
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しんじょう
Good evening.
I wish I could compose a more elegant phrase.
The plums are from Wakayama.
I'm glad it's an unexpectedly authentic sour one.
Horyu-ji Temple is 1500 yen for admission.
This time there is a special exhibition and it costs another 500 yen...
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