ラル大佐
Last weekend was the spring festival at a local shrine.
As a member of the Ujiko Youth Association, we performed the lion dance parade.
The lion dance is performed in the traditional way, going from house to house.
We received a wide variety of reactions, from an old lady who was looking forward to seeing us, to a young couple who had no idea what was going on, but we tried to help out as much as we could.
On the way around, I was told to take a rest and go on my way.
The first one that came out was Urakasumi!
Urakasumi is a classic Miyagi sake, but as a town on the border of Yamagata Prefecture, I wonder if its mainstay sake is still Manazuru or Tenjo Yumegen.
It has a subtle sweetness and moist flavor. Urakasumi as usual, but with the intention of making a full day's rounds, I tightened the mawashi.
Thank you very much for your kindness!
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アラジン
Good evening Colonel Lal 😃.
Lion dance pilgrimage, good culture. ☺️
I also thought "rest and ga-in" was a very nice sounding word 😄.
Best of all, the drinks are served as a checkpoint 🍶😁.
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ラル大佐
Aladdin, good evening 😁.
Resting Gaiin points are basically lion dance sympathizers, so everyone is warm 😊.
It's great to be able to have a cup of sake while experiencing that warmth and nostalgia 🤘.
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