アラジン
The Paris Olympics are going well, aren't they?
I have been watching the games, including minor events, on two TV screens and a PC, making full use of terrestrial and satellite broadcasts and TVer, and I have been having trouble sleeping.
In the midst of all this, on July 29th, Japan won the bronze medal in the equestrian team event for the first time in 92 years!
I was really impressed by watching the competition live.
I am celebrating with a cup of Kachikoma Junmai Ginjyo 🐴🍶.
It was purchased in May of this year, but it is exactly 2 years old from the date of manufacture.
The appearance is a slightly pale yellowish green.
The aroma is refreshing and pleasant, typical of sake.
It has a mild aroma of banana and pear, with a refreshing acidity and a soft aroma of rice.
The texture is smooth, smooth and silky.
From the beautiful first touch, the beautiful sweetness of the rice flows through, and the lightly stimulating acidity spreads quickly.
The acidity, along with the alcohol, goes up from the back of the throat to the nose, and the full-bodied umami can also be felt.
The aftertaste is long.
We enjoyed this sake with the image of Katsuma Junmai Ginjo overlaying the image of the self-proclaimed "Hatsuro Japan," the Japanese national team in equestrian sports, who won the bronze medal after accumulating experience through honest devotion.
We pray for the safe recovery of Sekatinka🐴, who was forced to withdraw from the competition due to a horse inspection.
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ワカ太
Good morning, Aladdin 😃You call yourself Hatsuro Japan. When I saw this name on the evening news, I was struck by how nice it is that they call themselves that 😁 and Aladdin is also a great person to match Kachikoma to it ✨.
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ポンちゃん
Hi Aladdin 🐦.
So you were able to see it in real time 😳 That's very touching! And like Waka, it's really great that you can celebrate with this drink: ‼️
I'm encouraged that we must stop giving up because of our age 😁.
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アラジン
Good evening, Wakata 😃.
I was cheering for the self-proclaimed first generation Japan, slightly damaged by the fact that the average age of the first generation Japan is younger than me 😅.
I don't do horse racing and missed the opening time of the bottle without any horse-related events, so I was given a very intoxicating opportunity: ☺️
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アラジン
Good evening, Pon 😃.
Thanks to my wife, who loves minor competitions, I was able to see the historical scene live: ☺️
Well, as you said, age is no excuse 😅I was also very inspired 🐴.
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