Maboroshi็ด็ฑณๅ้ธ
Takashi
Some time ago, when my wife went to Shimanami Kaido, where our second son lives, she stopped in Onomichi, took a picture at a liquor store, and sent it to me asking, "Which sake do you like? I asked her which sake she would like.
I asked her which sake she wanted.
It is from the same brewery as Seikagami.
It's a refreshing and crisp sake.
It has acidity and sweetness, but it is soft.
It's kind of dry (not in a bad way).
It's delicious.
I can't help but hear the echo of "Maboroshi~! in my head ๐ซจ.
I have to shake it off to drink well ๐ตโ๐ซ
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ใธใงใค&ใใใฃ
Good evening, Takashi ๐.
The phantom was given to me on a trip to Hiroshima for a drink outside ๐.
I understand! I can't get it out of my head ๐ง Instead, if I yell "Sukkerakacchi~! instead, you might be able to enjoy drinking Gen ๐.
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Takashi
Good evening Jay & Nobby๐.
Once it's in your head, for some reason it just won't go away ๐คฃ๐คฃ.
Does that mean I should be more immersed anyway ๐ฑ๐ตโ๐ซ
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ใใณใกใใ
Hi Takashi ๐ฆ.
After reading this the other day, both "Maboroshi~" and "sukkerakachi~" kept coming back to me until I fell asleep ๐IKKO is amazing ๐คฃ.
I'm not able to drink much Hiroshima, so this is very helpful ๐.
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Takashi
Hi Pon ๐
Once it plays in my head, I don't know why it keeps coming back ๐ even though I don't want it to ๐คฃ.
I don't drink that much sake from Hiroshima either, but my son is on the Shimanami Kaido, so I drink sometimes ๐๏ธ
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