ひるぺこ
On the second day of Hiruzen Kogen Camp, we will pass north from Hiruzen to the Tottori Sand Dunes.
This sake is from a brewery in Kurayoshi, where we stopped on the way.
The aroma is slightly sweet with a hint of freshness.
Mellow mouthfeel. It has a mild sweet and sour base flavor with a refreshing aroma, but it also has the umami of rice and a spicy flavor. The mild dryness makes it easy to drink.
It is very drinkable for its 14% alcohol content.
On this trip to Tottori, we also got a pair of Kokuzo ware cups from the same kiln in Kurayoshi.
It was a luxury to be able to enjoy the same local vessels ✨.
And one more thing, I found a store with a long line of people waiting in line while passing by in Kurayoshi. I stopped by and found that it was the restaurant of Tottori's famous beef bone ramen, Inoyoshi.
I had a luxurious beef bone ramen, and it was delicious!
After leaving Kurayoshi, we went to Tottori Sand Dunes.
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pyonpyon
Hi Hirupeko-san Good evening😃Camping in Hiruzenkogen is nice 🎵I'm from Okayama so I used to go camping in Hiruzenkogen in summer and skiing in winter 🎵I miss it 💡I've grown up and enjoy visiting breweries 😋I love San-in area's sake ❤️
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ひるぺこ
Good evening, pyonpyon. I camped at the Tsuguro Plateau near Hiruzen and was healed by the rich nature 💕Okayama has a strong image of the Seto Inland Sea, but there are many good places in the northern part of the country as well 😆.
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まめうめ
Hirupeko, a trip to taste local sake while camping would be nice! I am also interested in the beef bone ramen.
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ひるぺこ
Thank you, Mame Ume 😊Camping local sake is the best! The beef bone ramen is also delicious 🍜✨, rich yet refreshing 🍜✨It was worth the U-turn when I saw the line 😆.
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