あねさん
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I have been in Nagano since Monday.
Monday was a visit to a company that my former employer had in the Nagano plant that my former employer let go of. Even though my previous job was profitable, I don't need hardware for one thing. I think they need to make things.
The executive director and the sales manager of the company I was visiting were former employees of the same company, and we got into a lively conversation about memories. The Masumi pearl cup I received as a souvenir. It's nice because I can drink it easily when I feel like having something to drink.
The second picture is a grilled fish served at the reception. It is gorgeous. For some reason, we went to Hida restaurant even though we were in Nagano. It was because many people were from Gifu.
I was drinking Gifu's sake, "Onikoroshi," and one of the visiting engineers asked me, "What is your favorite sake in Nagano? I was drinking "Onikoroshi" sake from Gifu, and the engineer I was visiting asked me, "What is your favorite sake from Nagano? I wondered if he knew what Shinshu Kamerei was, and he replied, "Do you know what Shinshu Kamerei is? My wife is a classmate of the toji (Mari-san), and she often buys and drinks it. No way.
It's easy to imagine me in high spirits from here on out 😆.
Now when we have meetings in the future, I will be onsite and the others will be online 😊.
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のちを
You want me to stock up on mine. Ane-sama.
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ちょろき
Thank you very much. Ane-sama.
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あねさん
Good morning, Mr. Noci 😁.
Yes, it is! I hope you got the message.
Hmm? I don't get anything if you call me by "sir" 😎.
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あねさん
Good morning, Choroki 😃.
Thank you for the respect 😎.
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