なのは(名芭）
I found a new restaurant in my hometown!
It's called "Sakagura"!
We had a welcome party for a dispatched worker a while ago and were impressed by the delicious food and sake selection!
The second time was with a friend of mine.
The second time was with a friend of mind. With a trusted friend, we complained a little and laughed a lot at silly things.
I have already welcomed you at home ☃️,
You can't not drink it, can you?
We had the first glass of the first open bottle.
Snowball, which has been made from the traditional sake yeast this season.
A man who knows the difference...
Dabba dabba dabba dabba dabba dabba dabba
Sorry,
It's delicious but I couldn't tell the difference.
I love you, Senkou. ☺️
Japanese>English
アルス
Nanoha-san, thank you for your hard work.
Even though I have a snowman ⛄️ at home, I can't believe that you drink it on the way out. ≧∇≦)b If you can drink it deliciously with a feeling of smoothness, sweetness, and bitterness with schwartziness ◎
Japanese>English
なのは(名芭）
Ars, I will always ask for a snowman if you have one! It's always delicious, but I'd like to drink the snowman at home slowly, feeling the difference. ☺️
Japanese>English
ジェイ&ノビィ
Hello Nanoha 😃.
I'm going to Nane next week for a welcome and farewell party and I'd love to go to such a nice place nearby ‼️ 😋.
No dabba dabba no dabba no dabba no dabba no dabba no dabba no dabba no dabba no!
Rest assured we probably won't know the difference either 😆.
Japanese>English
なのは(名芭）
J&N, no! Oh, I feel like I've been had. lol As expected of J who understands laughter, regardless of the differences 😆 Nane is nice too - that wooden sake cup is lovely, isn't it? Sakagura is my new favorite ♡ if you get a chance 😊.
Japanese>English
Higu
Nanoha-san, please take me there this time.
Japanese>English
なのは(名芭）
Higu, absolutely right?
Japanese>English