It's been a long time since I've had Ichinozo's Himezen.
I often see the ones sold in tiny cans in supermarkets, but this is the first time I've seen Himezen, and I can't stand still because I'm a sweet and sour person.
Of course, the taste is just like Himezen!
Sweet! Sour! That is, sweet and sour! I like it! (Lukewarm)
It's a little less sweet than the regular Himezen...? To be honest, I can't feel that big of a difference, and I'm too sorry for being an uncle with a stupid tongue...
It's 8% alcohol by volume, so I can gobble it up....
smooth and super-hot
Slight aroma, smooth attack. The taste is smooth and super-hot. It goes in smoothly and is sharp.
It is definitely dry for sushi 🤣.
Actually, I stayed in Miyagi again yesterday.
I really wanted to visit Okawa Elementary School, which was severely damaged by the Great East Japan Earthquake, as a sign of repose for the souls of the dead...
So, on the way back, I took a boat from Matsushima to Shiogama instead of a round trip.
Chilled Ichinokura is refreshing!
The dry sake goes well with the sweet noshii-squid!
Marubun Steamship has openable windows, so it was nice to enjoy the sea breeze.