HIRO
The last sake of the year is here 💁.
Mr. "Laughing Four Seasons".
I am back to my parents' house in Shiga.
I got off at Koga-Tsuchiyama on the Meishin Expressway and stopped at the Tsuchiyama PA to take advantage of the discounted expressway fare.
There are many raccoon dogs, which are well-known in Shigaraki ware.
Koka is also famous for its ninja, but when it comes to sake, there is "Laughing Four Seasons".
The label has been redesigned to be more modern and cute!
This is not a raccoon dog, nor a ninja, but a deer 🦌.
Why is that?
When I put it in my mouth, I felt a sweet taste followed by a bitter taste.
After a little time, the taste opens up and it becomes easier to drink.
It has a complex taste with a dryness that is tingling on the tip of the tongue.
We also had New Year's Eve soba (buckwheat noodles), so it looks like we will be able to finish this year without any problems.
I wish you a happy and delicious year of sake drinking 🔔.
Thank you very much for your support this year.
I wish you all a happy New Year!
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ひるぺこ
Hi Hiro, good evening. I'm back home in Shiga 😊LOL I'm going to celebrate the New Year with the four seasons👍. The area around Koka is home to some good sake 🥷Have a great New Year's 🔔✨.
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HIRO
Happy New Year to you, Hirupeko ㊗️ and I look forward to working with you in the new year 🙇♀️🙇♀️🙇♀️
I have already purchased two more Shiga-bound shinobi 🥷.
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ポンちゃん
Happy New Year, HIRO 🎍.
I'm drinking the same one right now 😆 Delicious!
Deer is from the name of the place as it is called Shikabuka, and the bamboo and island under the name Laughing Four Seasons is from the brewer Takeshima-san 😁.
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HIRO
Happy New Year, Pon 🧧.
The same osho is sake 🍶.
I see that was the case! Thanks for the origin of the pattern😊I was wondering what the symbol below was too!
I look forward to working with you this year 🥷🥷.
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