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Sake brewery tour in Higashi-Hiroshima Saijoð¶.
Sake Dining "Butsuranzaiya" operated by Kamotsuru Sake Brewery
Sake Dining "Butsuranzaiya" operated by Kamotsuru Sake Brewery
The second glass was a special gold Kamotsuru
When President Obama visited Japan in 2014
Prime Minister Abe poured ð¶ sake
Recently, Harry also had a drink
Harry also had a drink here at "The Franco-Prussian Restaurant" ð.
It has a strong umami taste with a crisp aftertaste
with a crisp aftertaste âš.
The red brick chimney with each sake's name on it is a symbol of Saijo Sake Brewery Street.
ãThe red brick chimneys with each sake's name on them are the symbol of Saijo Sake Brewery Street âš.
ãThere are 12 of them around the station ð.
Saijo Sake Brewery Alley is a retro atmosphere
ãSaijo Sake Brewery Alley is a retro-style street stall village ð¶.
ãIt was daytime so it was not empty ð¥².
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Yuð¶, thank you for the keg of sake from the beautiful sake pot, gold, and the same courseðI was surprised to see the sake brewery alley that Rui also went to in miniature ð«¢.
It was a city of sake ð
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Good morning, Yuð¶.
Hiroshima sake brewery tour sounds fun. âŒïž
Kamotsuru Gold is the sake I brought as a souvenir when I went to greet my wife's father on our wedding day. âŒïž I remember how nervous I was when I told him about it.
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Yuð¶ here tooð.
It's a great place for sake lovers ðthe manhole and chimney I mentioned earlier and the whole town is sake culture âšSake brewery alley looks fun too ð I want to go there too ð.
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Yuð¶, good morning ðHiroshima sounds like fun ðIs Hiroshima in fashion these daysâHarry and Luteltemi both went thereðâš.
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Harry, here too ð€
As I declared, I copied the course Harry followed and even the drinks ð I made a reservation at "Butsuranzaiya" ð Thank you for everything you taught me ð.
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Hello purple pride, âïž
It's a beautiful sake with wonderful memories âš It has gold leaf in the shape of cherry blossom ðž petals, so it's a perfect sake for a happy occasionð I didn't find any gold leaf in it this time, so I'll buy it next time ð.
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Pon, here you go tooð€.
I loved the retro view of the red brick chimneys lined with white-walled sake breweries 𥰠Harry and I couldn't make it to Sake Brewery Yokocho, so please feel like Rui and review it for us ðð.
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Hi Uma Uma Uma, hello âïž
I didn't know about Saijo's sake brewery when I booked my trip, but Harry's review got me excited ðLuteltemi has been there and it's a bit of a craze? I'm so glad you enjoyed your trip ð.
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Good morning, Yuð¶ð.
I envy you because my friend who went with me didn't go to the Franco-Prussian restaurant because she doesn't like sake and she is a driver.
Gold is delicious. I want to drink it there ð¥¹.
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Lutertemi, here too ð€.
Your friend doesn't like sake, but she took you on a tour of the breweries âð That's just great âšIf you ever get a chance to visit Saijo again, please come to Butsuranzaiya ðð.
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