This restaurant was once used for something 30 years ago, but was reopened in the 20's. It seems to symbolize the deep atmosphere of Ogikubo. The dishes are not too rich in flavor and are a lively snack to accompany alcoholic beverages. The owner is the same as the owner of Tokyo Spice Market, so regulars may be able to enjoy homemade green curry if they request it. In any case, it goes well with sake. in shiru
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Faintly
Kiwi + nutty
Delicate aroma
Light with a
Slightly
Gentle flavor
Calm taste
Basically, it is sold only in Niigata City. It can be used as a substitute for Tsururei.
Like apricot or chilly
Slightly sweet aroma
It has a robust yet
Elegant flavor
soft and flowing
soft and flowing down the throat
as it flows down your throat.
The Koigawa Junmai was saved for the closing sushi. It is quite a punchy sake. It accentuates the delicate flavor profile of the sushi just made in front of you. It goes especially well with kawahagi sushi with a bit of liver on top. in Furukawa Fresh Fish Restaurant (9-25 Bunkyo-machi, Chuo-ku, Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture)
The Fujin Raijin is served with fried skewers (dried fish, Hirame with salsa sauce, horse mackerel with ume plum sauce, potato with sakekasu butter, and truffle oil with egg yolk in soy sauce). The sake is sweet and elegant, so it is a good match.
Rice cranes are served with fish, avocado with tuna and grilled soaked salmon with grated radish. The mussels were crunchy and tasted of the sea. The amaebi (sweet shrimp) is sweet and flaky from the meat to the tail. This goes well with the dry sake I inadvertently chose on my first visit.
I forgot to report that I drank it all.
I went to Tsurugajo Castle where the cherry blossoms were in full bloom. I slept soundly with the wind blowing.
The train will eventually go through the fresh green.
The season of cherry blossoms, a good place to be.
Hanami sake Otsu.
A 👇 signboard at Ashinomaki Onsen station.
Aizukko Declaration
(i) I will care for others
(ii) I say thank you and I am sorry
(iii) I will be patient
(iv) I will not behave in a cowardly manner
(v) I will be proud of Aizu and respect my elders
(vi) I will work hard toward my dreams.
I must not do
We must do what we must
What must not be done must be done
Oto Area Environmental Beautification Promotion Council
The regular trains are equipped with reclining seats with desks, and one-coin sake vending machines that sell sake for 200 yen a glass. I think Shimo-Aizu, or rather, Aizu Railroad and its railway line, are too businesslike.
The train goes into the tunnel area for a while after Ashinomaki. It reminds me of Hokuhokusen.
The good thing is that it does not fall apart even if you keep eating it. Too many words.
You are approaching the station you just got off at on the way there.
The bread, which is not too assertive, enhances the simple taste of the white meat of the fried trout. Onions and tomatoes accentuate the flavor.
Therefore, it matches with sweet sake.