ラル大佐
Four days have passed since the Aoba Festival. The fever of the festival has not yet cooled down in my heart.
I still want to sing even though I sang so many songs.
I don't often tell people this, but it makes me realize how much I really like woodblock songs.
Still basking in the afterglow, I sipped a glass of Ryusuisen.
I think this is the first brand of Ichinoya itself. According to the owner of the sake shop, it is one that was brewed with a special attention to water. The taste is smooth and smooth, and the flavor is gradually delicious. Ahhh, it's so good!
The finish is also refreshing, so I can't stop drinking it one after another.
I found a nice short video of our wood-dispatching group, and I'll post the link if you're interested. I'm also in it.
https://youtu.be/OrWQRig1Ej4?si=9-rEQ98LcHj5L1uD
Don't abuse me, I'm not allowed to use the word "sake".
〜Festivals are not only about the fun and excitement...
Thanks for the food!
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スイスイスーサン
Colonel Lal, good to see you here 😊.
Thank you for your hard work at the Aoba Festival.
I was enjoying the woodblock singing. I couldn't tell which one was the Colonel.... You all sounded great!
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ラル大佐
Hello Mr. Swissisan 😁.
I can't stand that even if I sing at max volume in Ichibancho arcade, I am not reported, but on the contrary, unexpectedly popular among madam ✌️
It's very comfortable! It's so comfortable!
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さしゅー
Colonel Lal Good evening 😄 Thanks for the Aoba Festival. The pictures are very nice! I will check out YouTube as well. I have never had Ryusuisen, but I am interested in the sake that is particular about water!
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ラル大佐
Good evening, Mr. Sashu 😁.
I snapped this photo with the ladies of the Morinomiyako Goodwill Ambassadors in between the parade 😋.
I got Ryusuisen at a local sake shop in Tomiya. How about stopping by on your way home from Costco? 🤘
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