ヤスベェ
The third restaurant was Murashige Sake Brewery of Kinkan Kuromatsu 😀.
It was easy to arrive thanks to Mr. Nakama Sou Touji of Gobashi who gave us a lift 😀.
I was a little disappointed that there was no tasting at this brewery, although they have the biggest cedar ball in Japan as their signature 🤣.
I bought a bottle of the brewery's limited edition Uraganekan Kuromatsu 😀.
I took a commemorative photo with my friends, and the photo of Mr. Gohashi in his Kin-kan Kuromatsu happi might be a little precious 🤣.
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ポンちゃん
Yasbay here too 😊.
Nice photos 😊I can see why you get along so well with all of the kura 😆 I'm sure it's the personalities of the two of you ✨.
I was surprised at the size of the cedar ball when I noticed there was a person under it 😳
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ヤスベェ
Hi Pon 😀
I loved how everyone at the Iwakuni brewery worked together to make Iwakuni's sake more exciting 😀.
Especially the mate of Gobashi was a wonderful person and made me like Gobashi more and more 🤣.
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ma-ki-
Good evening, Mr. Yasube!
I can feel that you had a great time touring the warehouses 🎵.
I'm sure the people at the breweries must have had a great time interacting with each other in a wonderful atmosphere 🤗.
The cedar balls are awesome 😲!
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ヤスベェ
Good evening, ma-ki-san 😀
This person is not from the brewery of Kinkan Kuromatsu but the head brewer of Itsukashi 🤣.
We were more surprised when he asked us to take a picture wearing another brewery's happi inside the store 😅.
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