しんじょう
The mid-autumn moon...
I'm glad it was so bizzare yesterday.
Today is not the best in my area and I'm disappointed, but the moon goes well with sake!
Well, whether it's the snow, the sea, the mountains, or the cherry blossoms, I'll drink anything!
At times like this, I like to have something to go with my dumplings.
I found something at home that was on sale for 100 yen.
It's a bottle of Wakaba's Junmai-shu, a special sake made this year for 1,800 yen.
The contents are close to Wakaba's Junmai-shu.
I can't get enough of the hay flavor!
It also has a sense of ripeness.
When it is warmed up, it has a more withered flavor.
When you drink it, you can see the beautiful scenery of Mizunami.
I have a complex because I was born in Osaka, a place with a lot of chaos.
In Osaka, "boke" is used instead of punctuation marks, and "oraa" is used instead of reading marks.
I'd rather drink something from the mountains than the sea.
Although it is a small-scale sake brewery, the price is the same as that of a major sake brewery, which makes me worry if it is okay.
For some reason, Suntec sent me a box of Hakutsuru, which is really cute and makes me want to buy it, even though the shipping cost is not so bad!
They also offer tastings, so if you think about it, it's rather cheap.
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遥瑛チチ
Shinjou-san, every time❗️
I'm not sure what to say. I'm not sure what to say, but I'd like to know what you think.
Typical Japanese👍.
I'm not sure what to say, but I'd like to know. (^. ^)
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しんじょう
Every time (omega) Mr. Haruei Chichi.
It's so cute that it makes me want to visit the actual store!
I couldn't help but post a picture of it.
I think I'm still taking a break from drinking at the moon...
I can enjoy western sweets, but as I became an old man, I prefer Japanese sweets.
Or maybe it's because it goes better with sake than old age...
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