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I went home to Toyama and opened a bottle of Eiko Fuji that I brought back on the plane. Instead, I left the Saku I bought at the Hasegawa Sake Shop in Solamachi at my parents' house. It is made from 100% Yamagata-produced Sake Mirai, with 50% polished rice, and 16.6° alcohol by volume. Yamagata yeast is used. It is an unfiltered, raw sake, Junmai Daiginjo. On the last day of the consecutive holidays, Kabako crab was inexpensive (580 yen at Yamato Department Store), so we served it with this. Sake Mirai is as good as its reputation 🎉.
The fourth photo, Nosaku tin cups are used at home and at my parents' house, but one of them has gold leaf, but the surface in contact with the sake is not tin, and the aroma of the gold leaf on it interferes with the sake. The surface that comes in contact with the sake is not tin, and the aroma of the gold leaf on the surface of the sake interferes with the sake.... I use it once in a while because it makes me feel good.
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