I bought this sake, Hokuyo, from Uozu, Toyama Prefecture, when I was in Toyama last week.
I bought it because it was labeled for Noto Peninsula Earthquake Reconstruction Support.
Drink and support.
At a recent Kaku-uchi festival held in Ueno Park, I bought some sake from Ishikawa Prefecture. Takehaha (Chikka) from Noto Town, Ishikawa Prefecture.
It is not easy to support them directly, so we can only support them by drinking.
I was having a drink at a store in the Tokyo Station eki-naka and found a sake from Ishikawa Prefecture. Ishikawa Prefecture is going through a hard time right now, but we are supporting them!
The sake that I won in the lottery on the last Suigun Line Sake Brewery Kiko ride is "Reisui Yamo" from Iekucho Honten. We will gratefully partake of it.
A friend of mine gave me a bottle of "Taikan", a Japanese sake from Yamanashi.
This is not the first time I have tasted Yamanashi sake, but since Yamanashi was the last remaining sake in the "Sake-no-wa" series, this completes the list for all of Japan!
We will be serving shiboritate junmai ginjo-shu, which we bought at the Takeyoshi Shuzo brewery in Yuki City, which we visited last week on the Mito Line local sake train, with the Kasama-yaki cups that we also received on the same train.
I ordered this sake heated, so I don't have a picture of the bottle, but I am drinking Ishioka sake at an izakaya in Ishioka.
I was allowed to drink it with a boar cup by Kazuhiko Ota, who visited the restaurant.
This sake is made by a sake brewery in Ishioka City, but it seems that the brewery no longer manufactures its own sake. No wonder we did not see this sake very often.
Sake that I got from a mess at the Ibaraki Local Sake Bar. Matsumori Kyokusai Gyoimiban from Hitachiota. It was chilly, so I had it warmed up.
The cup is a Hourai cup I bought at a talk event by Kazuhiko Ota.
This is a new restaurant that has recently opened and I am trying a new sake that I have never seen before.
It was called Yamato Kotohajime by Shigemasu.