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Today I went to watch the Saitama tournament ⚾️ of high school baseball, and my alma mater won a tiebreaker in the Niigata tournament.
It's great that you can now watch all the games across the country on Virtual High School Baseball. I was able to watch and witness the games at the right time.
It was the first time in 27 years that the team had advanced to the last 16.
In case you are wondering, they had played in the Koshien Tournament only once before, in 1966, against Koriyama High School in Nara.
I have to preface this long,
This is Daiginjo Miroku from my hometown "Chojamori" Niigata Meisho.
The brewery is located next to my alma mater.
As I have reviewed several times, 😅It is a special sake for special occasions in my hometown, and I feel like having this sake at banquets makes me feel more festive. 35% Yamada Nishiki polished Daiginjo.
It is a good sake even if you drink it again.
It is smooth and easy to drink, but it is an ajiginjo and has a dry aftertaste that is not too sweet.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good evening, Mr. Hiraccio 😃.
Thanks for watching the high school baseball game ⚾️ in the heat 😊.
Your alma mater played in Koshien in 1966 🤔 the year Jay was born 😆 That means it was a long time ago 🤗.
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Good morning, Jay & Nobby 😊.
Was it Jay's birth year, that's an odd coincidence. 😌.
The Koshien appearance was a long time ago, but it is still a legend of the city.
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