熊谷 朋之
At an izakaya called Fukou in Hanamaki, Iwate Prefecture.
The next sake I ordered was "Tasake Special Junmai Sake.
Tomorrow morning, my grandson will celebrate his first birthday and carry a rice cake on his back, so I can't drink too much (laugh).
Also, I decided to finish with a good sake, since the guests will be coming in later and later and I probably won't be able to keep up with the food.
So we used the sake that my eldest son wanted to drink (laughs).
No, it really is a well-balanced and delicious sake!
This too was consumed in no time at all.
It was very delicious! (^^)/
Still, I thought that it must be really difficult for a restaurant that must have been quite popular before the Wuhan pneumonia, to have only one person cooking and one very elderly lady carrying the food around.
We paid the bill and left as the restaurant was crowded, and my eldest son said he had never seen it so crowded before, so I guess there really aren't that many people there usually.
Maybe it's hard to ask for a part-time job with such unstable customer traffic, but the food was so good that I hope it will last for a long time.
Well then, good night. (-_-)zzz
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まつちよ
Good evening, Mr. Kumagai!
I was so surprised to see that Iwate Prefecture is educating gifted children to carry a bottle of rice cake on their backs! I was like 😲😂.
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熊谷 朋之
Hi, Matsuchiyo! I'm so happy to see you 😁.
I almost wanted to "educate the gifted" to carry a bottle of sake on their backs (lol).
I did it at my eldest son-in-law's parents' house, but there was a bottle of Isohajime in the sake fridge, so I thought about it for a moment.
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