Weekend lunchtime drinking started with Seikou's Miyamanishiki Junmai Sake produced by Tokyo University of Agriculture from Yamanashi, which uses flower yeast 💙.
We were told that we could also taste other sake at the Naohiko Noguchi Sake Research Institute, so we tasted 7 more types, starting with a limited edition sake made with Yamadanishiki from the Tojo Special A district in Hyogo Prefecture.
At the Naohiko Noguchi Research Institute, which I have been wanting to visit for a long time, I experienced a comparison of four different types of sake brewing rice. We started with Omachi.