はちべえ
I went to Tsushima for the first time on a business trip.
Even for residents of Nagasaki Prefecture, Tsushima is a long way away, so it is not easy to visit!
I decided to drink Tsushima's local sake at an izakaya (Japanese-style bar).
Hakutake is the only sake brewed in Tsushima.
The aroma had a slight alcohol taste, so I put it in my mouth, thinking that it must be because it contains brewer's alcohol, but at that moment the alcohol feeling disappeared. It was easy to drink. I could gobble it down. Delicious!
This was my first experience with a prop plane. It was a bit scary because it shook and shook when it was about to land. It is depressing to think that I will be flying on a prop plane again on the way back...
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うまいうまい
Hachibei, excuse me for commenting 🌈I see you are from Nagasaki❣️Pleased to meet you😊Tsushima, isn't it nice 👍✨Enjoy the delicious sake and food 🎵I want to fly a propeller plane 😄.
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はちべえ
Good evening, good mr. good mr. good mr. good mr. good mr. good mr. good mr. I always enjoy reading your posts.
I went to Tsushima for work and enjoyed the food and sake!
I'm on a prop plane home now... wobbling...
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熊谷 朋之
Hello, Hachibei!
What is the sake brewery in Tsushima like?
Iwate used to be flown by YS-11, but it was too adaptable to air currents and was up and down quite a bit even in clear weather. (T_T)
I understand your feelings very well.
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はちべえ
Hi Kumagai-san! I didn't have time to visit the brewery... next time for sure!
Propeller planes are like a roller coaster with so many ups and downs, it's like a roller coaster with your life on the line (´°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥).
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