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しんしんSY
One of Hachinohe's famous fish is mackerel! Tonight, seared mackerel is half price! I've ordered it! What about sake? Well, I found it, here in Hachinohe at last! Saba de SHU, a sake made exclusively for mackerel! This refreshing sake goes well with the seared mackerel! It also goes well with crispy shiso geso dumplings! There are many other dishes I want to try! It is a restaurant of the revisit decision! Tonight, we are going to Yakitori restaurant in Hatsudai, which was introduced in Tokyo Off-line meeting! I have invited some of my friends from college who love Japanese sake! Looking forward to it! 🍶🍶🍶🍶🍶🍶🍶🍶🍶🍶 extensive knowledge The sake SABA de SHU SABA DESH 1800ml 720ml and 300ml have a limited edition gold mackerel label, one out of every 380 bottles of the sake SABA de SHU SABA DESH, named after the mackerel (38). According to a fisherman in Ibaraki, mackerel are usually blue and silver with a unique pattern, but on rare occasions there is a mackerel that glows gold. He said that such mackerel are not sold in the market as a good-luck charm. He said that he created this dish so that customers can enjoy such a lucky golden mackerel.
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ゆかちん
Shinshin SY, good morning 😊I would love to try this sake with shime saba😍and today is yakitori in Hatsudai⁉️That restaurant is definitely good too❣️Go ahead 👋
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しんしんSY
Good morning, Yukachin-san. I was unable to attend the Tokyo Off-line Meeting, so I was hoping to visit here somehow, and I am able to go tonight. I will post the details again.
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kan
Hello Shinshin SY ☀️ It looks delicious 😊 as you may know ❓ but the mackerel sushi on the mackerel road that we go to when we have a sake party on the west shore of Lake Biwa is excellent 😁 drunk saba in Obama is also good!
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しんしんSY
kan, it's been a while. Lake Biwa reminds me of funazushi. I used to eat mackerel sushi when I was working in Kyoto. It goes well with sake. I will contact you when I visit Nagoya.
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