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Urakasumi Zen
This time I thought a little about what I would do when I bring someone a drink 100% to their liking, regardless of the season or relationship.
My father-in-law came to Tokyo to watch a baseball game with an old friend and gave it to me as a gift. The sake I received tasted the best.
My father-in-law loves Urakasumi Zen, so it is a memorable sake for me as well. By the way, my father-in-law is very active and plays golf.
The name "Urakasumi" comes from a waka poem written in the Kamakura period (1185-1333) about the haze of Shiogama's Ura (the elegant view of the haze in spring), and the brewery is located in Shiogama, a scenic spot.
The taste is mild. The aftertaste is clean and dry, a little like a white wine.
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AAJI
（I think Urakasumi Zen was famous for its deliciousness about 40 years ago when I started drinking sake. The label seems to have not changed. I think it is great that the brand name of the old brewery is still around.
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AAJI Thank you very much. You are right, the number of sake breweries is decreasing, and I am grateful that there are still some left. My father-in-law has also liked it since he was a businessman.
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