ゆーへー
The second party was a small sake bar run by the former brewer of Senzuke in Nakazaki-cho, which Nemuchi had been curious about ✨.
There were many brands that were sold out, but Gura and I chose Yukihikoyama.
Until then, I had no idea it was the name of a famous mountain in Himeji💧.
I was reminded that even though I live in Hyogo, there are still many places and breweries that I don't know about.
This is one of the good things about off-line meetings 💡.
I thought about it a lot, and I realized that Asano-san in Sannomiya, where I usually go, sometimes has them, so I reflected on the fact that I haven't been looking at them properly.
This time, I had the standard junmai sake served cold, and it was perfect for this time of the day, with the umami of the rice spreading across my tongue.
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遥瑛チチ
Yoohee, thank you very much ❗️
What, it's only July 😱.
I wonder if it was Maboroshi who came to Hakata 😁.
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bouken
Good evening, Mr. Yoohee 😃.
I didn't dare to choose Yukihikoyama because it is available at a local liquor store 😅There will be a Yukihikoyama fair at Asano-san in September, so please come!
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ゆーへー
Chichi, thank you for your time: ❗️
The reality is that August is ending and we just entered the summer 💧.
I'll see how things are going in Kyushu in a month...,
I'm hoping to catch up with you this Sunday with a series of posts 💨
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ゆーへー
Good morning, bouken-san!
It seems to be easy to get them in Hyogo prefecture.
I did see Asano-san's announcement and thought, "Ah! I'd like to go there and compare the drinks ✨.
I'd like to go there and compare the drinks.
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