川水流
Yesterday, I noted that the availability of phantom dances was exceptionally improved.
But this does not take into account regional disparities.
Most of you probably felt, "Oh, that's just in a very few areas."
You may have felt that way.
Now, I would like to write about the specifics of each region's distributors to the extent that I know about them.
First, Nagano Prefecture.
The number of exclusive dealers in Nagano Prefecture has decreased by two from the previous year to 18.
The reason for the decrease is that both of them went out of business.
Next is Tokyo. The number of dealers also decreased by two, one of which went out of business, and one of which stopped being a special agent.
However, there was one new store that handles only ginjo and daiginjo.
This store is not listed in the Sake Sengano list of dealers.
There is also such a store in Nagano City.
Osaka Prefecture. No change, but one store introduced set sales, though not all.
The rest seem to have changed little.
Sake Sengrano dealers are unevenly distributed.
There are no distributors on the Sea of Japan side. There are also no distributors on the Seto Inland Sea or Shikoku.
Surprisingly, there is one distributor in Fukuoka Prefecture, but it is located not in Hakata, but in Ujima (Unoshima).
Ujima is a station on the Nippo Line, and it takes 80 minutes from Hakata via Kokura on the limited express Sonic train.
Even though it is in Fukuoka Prefecture, Oita Prefecture is just a stone's throw away.
Fans of Genshinkan in Hakata may have a hard time obtaining a copy.
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