Someiyoshino buds opened today at Yasukuni Shrine, Tokyo.
Cherry blossoms have been declared open in Tokyo.
Finally open this one today. Slightly cloudy. No fizz. The usual deliciousness. SENKYO.
Nagasaki Prefecture in Sake-no-wa was still empty.
I was not even able to find where Nagasaki is located in Kyushu.
I also learned for the first time that Ikijima is read as "Iki no shima" (iki island).
I tried drinking this and it is delicious.
I love Sentori, but it has become a little more difficult since the label was changed. This bottle, which is not labeled "effervescent," was bubbling up to the bottle mouth as soon as it was opened. I was expecting the quality of sake that used to be like that of the innocent, but I was a little surprised. But the taste is delicious. I love the balance of acidity and umami.
What do you think of when you hear the term Triple Crown? In baseball terms, .300, 30 runs, and 30 stolen bases. Or, in soccer, winning the J-League, Nabisco Cup, and Emperor's Cup. Or, from the perspective of college relay races, Izumo, All-Japan, and Hakone championships. This sake is said to be the brand name of "Triple Crown," which was created for the third awarding of the prize after the two other awards of "Fuji Masamune" and "Gion.
To arrange the fish taken by otters in a festive manner
To spread out and scatter a lot of materials when composing poems and haiku
Wow, you liken it to the otter bookstore of Masaoka Shiki, who revolutionized literature in the Meiji era.
White labels are white heaven, black labels are black heaven, pink labels are pink heaven, or so I thought, peach heaven. I'm pretty sure it was red ranger, blue ranger, and peach ranger.
I thought it was "mitsui" in the Mitsui Suzu-chan sense, but I heard it is read as "mii" kotobuki. Red is the home uniform? As per the great dryness, it was one that heated up.