のぶのぶ
Finally, I've come this far! I can't believe it!
Sake with wanko soba is the best!
The sake is rather tasty, and the soba seems to wash the sake right out of your mouth!
In any case, there is no doubt that soba and sake go well together!
I would like to wear it after I retire!
I'm not quite ready to retire yet...
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ポンちゃん
Good evening, Nobu Nobu-san.
The first building was Konjikido, wasn't it? I love buildings but I didn't know that 💦Thanks for your hard work to go so far 😊You can drink while eating wanko soba 😳.
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えりりん
Nobu Nobu-san konbanhar (o´Ω`o)no~~~
Don't say "after retirement", come again. ☺️
I'm good at making wanko soba.
I'm a resident of the prefecture, but there are many things I don't know about it, so your review is a great learning experience 😊.
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遥瑛チチ
Good morning, Nobu Nobu 😃.
I see you went to Hiraizumi, I love it!
I guess you are so cornered by the wanko soba and sake 🍶 that you don't have time to taste the sake 😁.
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のぶのぶ
Good evening, Mr. Pon-chan.
Mr. Pon-chan, you like buildings, don't you?
I also like buildings that are rooted in the land, don't you?
I'm not the type to have my soba poured for me, so I took my time and enjoyed it 😃.
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のぶのぶ
Eririn, you are from Tohoku, aren't you?
From a Tohoku and Kansai person's point of view, the sake, food, castles, and railroads are all very attractive!
I envy you.
I will check in when I visit Tohoku again!
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のぶのぶ
Haruei Chichi
In Hiraizumi, wanko soba is served on a tray, so you can eat it slowly.
Drinking sake in front of the soba is the chicest way to enjoy soba in the Edo period...
Soba and sake go well together!
I recommend it!
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