Kumakichi
With only two prefectures left to conquer in the country, sake, which I could not find in various liquor stores...
For me, it was hard to find sake from Miyazaki and Tokushima prefectures, so I got tired and visited Miyazaki's antenna store in front of Shinjuku station!
I wondered if there was not much sake culture in this shochu-rich country. Among the shochu on display, I took home the only sake they had, Sentoku's Junmai-shu!
It had a very rich taste and was very satisfying to drink!
It tastes great when heated, so we enjoyed tasting it while changing the flavor, and we were left with a small amount of sake!
Alcohol content: 15%.
Rice polishing ratio: 60
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Manta
Good evening, Kumakichi.
I only have Tokushima prefecture left to conquer the whole country👍.
I only popped in Sentoku in Miyazaki Prefecture 😁.
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ハリー
Good evening, Kumakichi. I went to the antenna store myself 😊 the south direction is limited, so that way is closer 😀.
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Kumakichi
Good morning, Manta-san! Since I've come this far, I think I'll go to the antenna store in Tokushima and if I don't find anything I like, I'll pop in. I'll do my best!
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Kumakichi
Good morning Harry Sakeboy! There are many prefectures in the Shikoku and Kyushu area that have popular sake, but you can't find it in Tokyo due to the strong shochu culture.
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