bouken
I had been wanting to visit an antenna store in Fukushima prefecture for a long time. The shop is only open on weekdays, but since it was closed on Monday, I was finally able to visit. There are many tourist associations of each prefecture in the building, but I think Fukushima is the only one that sells products. And they mainly sell sake.
I was surprised to see that they have everything from famous brands to brands that don't make it out of the prefecture to Izumikawa 😲I bought a few bottles since I don't get to come here often 😊.
According to the official website, it is unfiltered.
I've only ever had Hanaharu Yume no Kanade.
I heard it is brewed by a female toji.
The sweetness comes first and the spiciness comes later. It tastes just as the store owner said. I was surprised that her comment was more accurate than the liquor store's.
I think the popup at the store said the rice was Koshihikari.
It's just right to drink with ice.
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マナチー
bouken, I see you went to the antenna shop👍.
I hope they will make one since Ibaraki is next door 🥺 I wish they would only have Fukushima sake on the shelves 🤣.
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bouken
Hello Manachie-san ☀☀☀☀.
I also bought the Aizu Otokoyama that you were drinking before 😊The sake promotion in the store was amazing. There was a notice on the wall too 🤣.
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ゆーへー
Good morning, bouken!
I often go to the 1st Building, and I was wondering how often I see ads for Fukushima Prefecture.
It's very different from Nagasaki, where they just put pamphlets.
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bouken
Hi Yoohee 😀
Other prefectures only have pamphlets and exhibits, right? Only Fukushima prefecture was unique lol.
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