osugi
#596
We had a luxurious year-end mood with sushi at Komurasaki in Kuramae.
The dry sake is Daishinshu. It is refreshing and very tasty.
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osugi
#595
Sushi at Komurasaki in Kuramae.
Dry and delicious.
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osugi
#594
Clear and refreshing. Goes well with fish.
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osugi
#593
Easy to drink with a sweet sake-like flavor.
12% alcohol by volume, -40% sake!
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osugi
#592
Utashiro. This was sweet too~. Imadeya.
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osugi
#591
A home party at the house of the same classmate.
Sweet and easy to drink.
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#590
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#589
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#588
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#587
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#586
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#585
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#584
Stability. Slightly yellowish color.
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osugi
#583
Very drinkable and tasty~!
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osugi
#581
The style is to tell us your taste preference, not the brand, and ask the waiter to select a recommendation.
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osugi
#581
Delicious, clear and dry.
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osugi
#580
The photo is blurry...
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osugi
#579
Dry Junmai sake. A little sourness as well.
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osugi
#578
Goes well with nameko mushrooms.
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osugi
#577
Only super hot and sharp.
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