hikarudayo
I bought this as an afterthought when I went to Kochi Prefecture to eat bonito tataki (bonito tataki).
When I put the sake in the seat back of my motorcycle, the label came off,
But I'll take it easy.
Of course, I'm going to serve it with bonito tataki,
And I tried to recreate it.
Yes, I did,
Sake and bonito are both delicious,
The sake was so spicy without any accompaniments that I thought there was no other way but to pair it with the sashimi,
Yes, everything was delicious.
Next time, I'll have to take measures to prevent the label from peeling off,
Today's beer,
Today's beer was Kirin's Autumn Taste.
I remember it was very tasty last year,
It's a Kirin beer that's very dry and has less bitterness and such,
But I thought last year's beer was much better than last year's.
I will probably buy it again next year, though.
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ポンちゃん
Congratulations to hikarudayo for 400 check-ins: 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I wonder why bonito tataki and Kochi dry sake go so well together 😆💕The label is shocking but a nice souvenir 😊👍
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ma-ki-
Good evening, hikarudayo!
Congratulations on your 400th check-in 🎉!
Indeed - bonito tataki and dry sake from Kochi is a great pairing 🤤.
It's fun to buy local sake and drink it at home 🤗.
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Masaaki Sapporo
good morning, hikarudayo😃Congratulations on your 400 check-ins🎊Combination of bonito tataki and Kochi sake sounds delicious😋May have to get a special cover for my bike and sake🍶.
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hikarudayo
Mr. Ponchan,
It's a good match for local drinks.
I am sorry to hear about Laval.
It came with a box when I bought it, but I asked him to throw the box away because it was in the way, which turned out to be a bad thing.
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hikarudayo
MA-KI-,
It has become a regular practice for me to buy alcohol when I go touring.
The bonito tataki and sake were both delicious.
Thank you very much.
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hikarudayo
Masaaki Sapporo,
Thank you very much.
I will have to do something about it,
I was a little shocked when the label peeled off for the first time.
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