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Ibaraki Prefecture GW's Biggest Event
The Kasama Pottery Fire Festival (Himatsuri)
A pottery market where many potteries and artists set up store.
At the festival, a local sake brewery, Isokura Sake Brewery, was selling sake samples, and this year I bought a bottle of "Kaze", a daiginjo made with 50% polished rice from Gohyakumangoku (a type of rice produced in Japan).
I poured it into a flat sake cup I found at the venue and enjoyed it while eating Kasama's specialty, Inari-san!
Subdued aroma
Slightly sweet
Elegant and refreshing aftertaste
Yet, it is still mellow and drinkable.
Daiginjo that can be easily matched with meals
The weather was beautiful and a fresh breeze was blowing,
Drinking sake outside on a day like this is the ultimate luxury!
It's also fun to drink from the morning and walk around looking at vessels in a good mood!
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ポンちゃん
Good evening, Mr. BAP 🌙
Nice pottery market! And I'm so excited and happy that you have tastings and snacks to use right after you buy ❣️ 😊👍
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bap
Good morning, Pon-chan 🌞.
You can even taste the sake in the sake cups you bought 😊.
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