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Kantake" special junmai sake from Saku City, Nagano Prefecture
This is my first time drinking "Kantake", and when I think of "Kantake", all I can think of is Shinjo's review.
At first glance, it may seem like a standard sake, but it has an astringent flavor, a good evening drink, and is profoundly good.
While watching the recording of Kazuhiko Ota's program last week.
At a campsite in Hakuba, Shinshu, we had Genghis Khan, salted squid cucumbers, and a heated bottle of Hakuba Nishiki, a new brand of sake.
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Good morning (¡Ω).
These old-fashioned local brews, which equal no sophistication, are surprisingly varied from region to region, which is interesting and to my liking!
Too bad it's not easy to buy...
I appreciate your response, as many of my posts are about unpopular sake!
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Hiraccio-san, good morning.......is this also purchased at a capsule hotel in Kamata⁉️It looks like they have quite a variety 😳.
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I just remembered that you taught me about the Chikumagawa River video and I ordered it ( ・・・ω・´).
Has it been a year already?
It's almost the singing season!
Last week, Mr. Kazuhiko Ota sang a series of songs about Yokohama in the background music, and it was so hot that I think I will be inspired too!
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Good evening, Mr. Shinjo 🌆.
Yes, it is unpolished and old-fashioned, but that's good, isn't it?
But that's good, isn't it?
This old-fashionedness is rare.
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Good evening, Mr. Manachy 🌇.
Yes, it is.
This was also purchased at a capsule hotel in Kamata.
It is part of a series called "Rakurakuni Shinshu," and they had a complete line of Nagano sake in 1-gouze bottles.
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Shinjou-san.
It's Hiroshi Itsuki Chikumagawa, the grand finale of Kohaku in 1997.
That was a great song.
That Kohaku was the last performance of Namie Amuro before her maternity leave, but it was Hiroshi Itsuki who sang the last song.
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