Higu
Fourth day of the Hokuriku Support Tour.
Continued at Masuda Sake Brewery, Shaishi.
Not for sale.
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Higu
Fourth day of the Hokuriku Support Tour.
Continuing at Masuda Sake Brewery, Saseki.
Drinking from noon, lol.
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Higu
Fourth day of the Hokuriku Support Tour.
At Masuda Sake Brewery, Saseki.
All-you-can-drink for 15 minutes for 1,000 yen.
The system is to pour the sake into a cup and drink it by yourself.
We started with the not-for-sale items and the more expensive ones.
This is "Kotobuki Platina," the brewery's highest grade sake. The dignified ginjo aroma and the fine rice flavor that spreads quietly are truly works of art.
Yes, this is delicious!
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Hanzo純米大吟醸
Higu
Third day of the Hokuriku Support Tour.
Mr. Daigo, this is the closing.
Iga no Hanzo.
This sake was used at the Ise-Shima Summit.
It was a well-balanced sake.
We were allowed to drink for 2 hours.
Thank you very much 😂.
I was very impressed. I would love to go back if I have a chance.
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Higu
Third day of Hokuriku support tour.
We continued at Daigo.
It's time to change from Shinmasa to Tasake.
Red Comet ☄️
Shir, we're still drinking!
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AramasaNo.6 X-type
Higu
Third day of Hokuriku support tour.
Continued at Daigo-san.
Everything comes out, doesn't it?
I want to stay here forever 😆.
I was so moved, I cried 😭.
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Higu
Third day of Hokuriku support tour.
Continuing at Daigo.
Since we are in Toyama, we are having white prawns while enjoying the food.
So happy to be able to drink precious sake😃.
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Higu
Third day of Hokuriku support tour.
We continued our tour at Daigo.
We asked if we could drink Shinsei, but to our surprise, they said yes. They said they had a lot of sake.
What a surprise!
Flax cat. What is this?
It's not just a flax cat.
Well, I'm impressed 🥹.
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Higu
Third day of Hokuriku support tour.
Continued at Daigo.
Before all-you-can-drink, we went to the Glass Museum to admire the glass.
I can't go there after drinking, though, because I'd be in trouble if I broke it, lol.
As for local sake, we finished with Haneya.
It has a refreshing taste. It's like the sweetness is still there.
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Higu
Third day of Hokuriku support tour.
Continued at Daigo.
Master's recommendation.
The rock oysters are also delicious.
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Higu
Third day of Hokuriku support tour. Continued at Daigo-san.
Hayashi. We went to Hayashi Sake Brewery in Uozu City on the first day for a Toyama sake that we wanted to try. Hayashi Brewery didn't have it, so I was glad to be able to drink it~.
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Higu
On the third day of the Hokuriku cheering tour, we continued at Daigo-san.
It would be rude not to drink local sake with the cheering sake, so we went to Katsuma-san, which also has good luck. At noon, we checked directly with Seito Sake Brewery to see if they were selling Katskoma. Unfortunately, they did not.
After that, we went to Kurukuru Sushi's sushi eating place.
It is different from Kurukuru Sushi in Kanto.
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Higu
The third day of the Hokuriku Support Tour, evening session.
At Daigo in Toyama City.
All-you-can-drink for 4,000 yen. We couldn't drink the most premium sake, but we could drink anything under 1,500 yen per glass.
We started with Jyushiyo.
It was great!
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Higu
Morning of the third day of the Hokuriku Support Tour. Continued at Nipon liquor store.
Black curry for breakfast and melted cheesecake after dinner.
We started the day with a dash of sake to finish off the meal.
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Higu
Morning on the third day of the Hokuriku Support Tour.
At Nipon Sake Shop in Unazuki Onsen.
An unmanned sake tasting place.
The system is to buy coins with a gacha.
There are 12 kinds of sake to choose from.
I enjoyed the sake tasting.
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AramasaNo.6 S-type
Higu
Second night of the Hokuriku Support Tour.
Continued to a certain hotel in Unazuki Onsen.
The last one was this. Shinsei No.6Stype.
I booked this hotel because I really wanted to drink this.
The staff at the bar counter of the hotel crossed it off with my boss.
For the sake of the regulars who came here to drink No.6 (even though I am not a regular), they offered me one of the last bottles they had in stock. What a wonderful 😀 staff, GOOD JOB 😋.
Nanoha-san and I spent the rest of the evening drinking together.
I don't know how many gongs we drank in total.
I don't know how many glasses we drank in total. I drank as much as the glass in the picture. If we had more time, we could have drunk more 😆.
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Higu
Second day of the Hokuriku Support Tour, evening session.
We continued to have Toyama sake at a certain hotel in Unazuki Onsen.
It has a gorgeous aroma and sweetness.
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Higu
The second night of the Hokuriku cheering tour continues.
We should drink some local sake and cheer them on.
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Aramasaヴィリジアンラベル
Higu
The second night of the Hokuriku Support Tour. Continuing on with the second night of the Hokuriku Support Tour, we were at a certain hotel in Unazuki Onsen.
Even though I said I was supporting Hokuriku, I wanted to drink Shinmasa. Normally, the all-you-can-drink policy only allows 5 local sake, but when I told the hotel staff that I came here because I wanted to drink Shinsei, they offered me the rest of the sake.
What a nice 👩.
I decided to take their word for it. I'm glad I did😃.
It's just as good as you know it is.
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