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At home in Hiroshima, we had firefly squid with vinegared miso and yakitori as snacks. Very tasty with sake flavor! Thank you for the meal!
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In Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture, snacks include dried firefly squid. It was easy to drink and went down smoothly! Thank you very much for the dinner!
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The third drink. The snack was a sardine fish. Both the sake and the snacks are very good. Really good! The best marriage!
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The second drink. The side dishes are wakatake mushroom stew and shiraebi tempura. They have a strong flavor and go well with each other too! Thank you very much!
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At Taiya, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, snacks included sashimi, white shrimp, and firefly squid.
The sake was very tasty, as they say sake goes well with fish dishes! Thank you very much for the meal!
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In Hamada City, Shimane Prefecture, the snacks included butterbur miso and throat tuna chikuwa.
Dry, refreshing and easy to drink. Thank you very much for the meal!
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Kaike Onsen Hot Spring, Yonago City, Japan. The sake was like doburoku, but refreshing and delicious. Thank you very much!
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At my house in Chiba, I had Kashimaya's scallop daigo as a side dish. It was a very good match and went down a treat. Thank you very much!
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At home in Hiroshima, I had sashimi of okoze and fried ara as snacks.
It was the first time for me to try Okoze sashimi, but it was delicious and went very well with sake. Maybe because they are from Iwakuni, too.
Thank you very much!
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At home in Hiroshima, snacks include dried yellowtail and Camembert cheese.
Purchased at a roadside station. The taste is peculiar and moderate. However, it goes well with dried kibinago fish. ⚪︎ Thank you very much for the meal!
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In Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, snacks are oni saba zushi (mackerel sushi) and kibinago nanbanzuke (pickled radish), both of which are souvenirs from the Goto Islands. After taking a sauna, I was ready to go. Sake is good after all. Thank you very much for the meal!
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At my home in Chiba, snacks included sashimi from Nezu Matsumoto. Refreshing and very tasty! Thank you very much for the meal!
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At home in Hiroshima, with roast beef, cheese, etc. as snacks. Very tasty, but I personally prefer the special junmai, which has more character! Thank you for the meal!
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At home in Hiroshima, with squid salted with salt, etc. as snacks. I drank it before and enjoyed it very much, so I bought it again! Thank you for the treat!
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At home in Chiba, snacks include white sea bream Matsugasa-age. My nephews came over and we all had dinner together. It was delicious!
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In Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture, snacks include sashimi. Dry sake after sauna is irresistible! Thanks for the food!
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At home in Hiroshima, the snacks were fried scallops with tapenade and edamame (green soybeans). I had heard the name of this wine, but this was my first time drinking it. It is sweet but goes well with snacks and very tasty. Thank you very much for the meal!
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At home in Hiroshima, the side dish is Shoboan cod roe. The spicy cod roe goes well with the spicy cod roe. Easy to drink but not boring (I think lol). Thank you very much for the meal!
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At Hirayama Ryokan in Iki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, snacks are cod roe bought in Fukuoka. After dinner, only in the room. It was still delicious! My friend was happy too!
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At home in Hiroshima, I had cheetara as a side dish. It was a continuation of yesterday's dish, but the flavor was not lost, probably because it was vacuum-packed!
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