のーさん
It's Saturday in a flash.
I've been going to the city library every weekend lately.
It's mostly books that my son wants to borrow.
We've been borrowing books about flags from all over the place.
Today, for some reason, I borrowed a book about monsters, so I feel like I'm entering a new field.
I feel that the day is not far off when the books I borrow will be dyed from national flags to yokai.
Now, this is another series of omissions.
It was a night with a beautiful moon, so I bought this sake with a lovely label.
The aroma is rather strong.
The alcohol is a little high at 17 degrees, so I wonder if that's why.
It feels hard to drink, but it goes down easy.
The flavor of the rice comes to the fore, but it is still easy to drink.
It makes me wonder why I haven't had it before.
Because of this situation, we ran out of this one the same day we opened it.
Apparently, if you run out on the same day you open the bottle, it tends to be too late to record it on Sake No Wa.
The sky is the peak of the Taurus meteor shower.
I hope we can see it in Sapporo tonight.
At any rate, I drink this brand again.
I might want it in a bottle.
Such a sake.
Cheers.
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ひっさん
Good evening, Mr. Noo😃.
It's a nice sake with a nice label.
After mastering the flag, it's time for youkai!
Your father is a busy man😆.
It's hard to find sake with national flags on the label, but you can find yokai like Kitaro, Konakijijiji and Yukio😁.
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