Fukkuku Namaishimo Junmai Daiginjo (kept refrigerated for a long time) purchased in Toyama when I went back home at the end of the year. Being from the Far East of the prefecture, I had never heard of Fukutsuru Shuzo before this. At 50% polished rice, the sweetness and acidity are both moderately assertive, with a strong sweetness characteristic of the sake's nama yeast.
I drank it with salted kelp from Shokudo Okada, which I bought at last week's dancyu festival, and found it pleasantly sweet with the salted kelp, which has a punch of sansho (Japanese pepper). It is a good match with dishes that have more individuality than those that are plain.
Modern Sentori Mukaku Nama Nama Unrefined
Fruity and sweet taste. The sweetness is strong, so it would go well with meat or darker dishes rather than sashimi.
Unusually, my wife asked me to go out to eat for a mom's party, so I went to a nearby restaurant to drink alone.
Izumo Fuji is labeled as "super dry," so the sweetness and acidity are kept to a minimum, with a slight bitterness and a clean mouthfeel. Personally, I prefer a little more sweetness and umami.