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IMANAKA SAKE SHOP
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ヤスベェ
I wanted to try it once, the birth soil connection 😀. It's Sansho (Earth) from Sansho 😀. Compared to the Sundo, the Earth was a very strong Sake 😀. But while feeling the solid Sake, I also felt the same fizzing sensation on my tongue as the Sundo, but it didn't ruin the balance of the whole... that is a great perfection by Shinsei... 😳. Of course, it was doubly delicious 😀. Today was the anniversary of my late mother's death 😢. I got a call that she was in critical condition and rushed to my parents' house in Shimonoseki while I asked my wife to register my marriage 😅. When I arrived at my parents' house, I reported to my mother that I had remarried and she told me that she was happy for me 😭. Today, I'd like to offer a toast to my mother to thank her for giving birth to me 🍶.
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あおちゃん
Good evening Mr. Yasbaye 🌇. New politics from the birthplace It's a birthplace-earth connection, isn't it? I envy you for your extravagant connection 😁. Your mother must be very happy 😁. I'm sorry, I didn't read your comment. I'm sorry, I didn't read your comment carefully 😞.
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かおりん
Sansho Earth, for me, has become a special sake with a wonderful sake feel to it. Today is the anniversary of my husband's mother-in-law's death, and I had it while remembering 8 years ago.
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アラジン
Good evening, Yasube and Kaorin. I'm sure you received the SANZO EARTH offering of thoughts for your mother and mother-in-law 🍶. The Sansho x Sansho Earth drinking comparison, which is not always possible even if you think of it, is spectacular. ☺️ great picture power 😳.
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chika
In memory of the person 🍶 we offer this toast We offer a toast 🍶.
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ポンちゃん
Good evening, Yasbaye & Kaorin 🦉. I felt as if the birthplace and earth were a connection to you and your mother 😌I'm sure your mother is joining you both in a glass 🥂. offering a toast
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夏雨
Good evening, Yasbaye! The word "birthplace" represents the place where a person was born, so I think it is appropriate for the anniversary of the death of Yasbaye's mother, the true home of her birth. It is a wonderful choice. I would like to take the liberty of offering a toast 🙏.
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ヤスベェ
Ao, thank you 😀. Not at all 😀 I'm sure my mother would be happy to have so many friends to talk about sake with like this... Thank you for everything 🙏.
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ヤスベェ
Thank you, Aladdin 😊. Before, it would have been absolutely impossible to compare drinks, but thanks to the information power of people in Kansai, it is now possible 😀. Thank you for meeting all of you...please keep up the good work 🙇.
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ヤスベェ
Thank you, chika 😊. I think my mother would be happy to have a toast with us from so many of her sakéwa friends 🙏.
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ヤスベェ
Pon, thank you so much for offering your drink with us 🙏. It turned out to be a really good, sans-sake drinking event 😀. And I realized that sake can connect our records too 😀.
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ヤスベェ
Thank you very much for the toast offering, Summer Rain 🙏. Sake, which is rooted and nurtured in the land of its birth, is an important part of our culture 😀. Sake is always there for us when we are happy or sad 😀.
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マル
Good morning, Yasbay, ☀️ Your mother must have been very happy😊. Actually, I was in the same situation and it reminded me of my father 😄. A toast to your mother 🍶.
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ヤスベェ
Hi Maru 😀 I've been worrying about my future with my mother for a long time, so I'm glad I was able to give her a proper report and send her off 😀. Maru, your father was a great encouragement to you too 😀. Dedication: ‼️
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi Yasbay 😃 I'm so happy for you that you were able to register your marriage at a great time and give your mother a happy news 😌. I would like to offer a toast to your mother 🍶.
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ヤスベェ
Jay & Nobby, thank you for sharing your dedication with us 🙏. It's hard to take the plunge when it's a second marriage because I think about it a lot, but I think my mom probably gave me the push I needed 😀. I appreciate that 😀.
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