From here on, not junmai sake. Why do people recommend ginjo or daiginjo to beginners? I don't care what you think, junmai sake is more ah-ha-ha drinkable. (This is my personal opinion.)
I took a cab detour to Inawashiro on my way to skiing and got it. It is a good thing in Japan that we can suddenly obtain something like this that we have no idea about.
The driver said it was a serious sake, and it was easy to drink without being flashy.
A quiet trip to Aizu with my two daughters.
We arrived at the hot spring resort without any plans for skiing due to the train service suspension, or for remembering the Byakkotai (the White Tiger Squadron). We had to make sure we had enough to drink for the evening, and the sake we drank on the porch at the end of the night was delicious.
It is rich and juicy!