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Next is another Hitachi sake, Fukushin. This is another sake that is not often found outside of the local area.
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Local Hitachi City sake from a store in Hitachi City.
It is a valuable sake that is not widely distributed in the prefecture.
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Junmai-shu "Kitashizuku" is a continuation of the sake from Hokkaido's Akikashichi, produced by Akira Takada, aka Miss Machinaka.
This is the last sake I bought this time and I am looking forward to the next one!
#Akiwashichi
#Hakodate Brewing
#Kitashizuku
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The last time I drank this sake, it was Hokkaido's Akikana 7, produced by Aki-San Takada aka Machinuka Miss.
This is a sake called "Comet" brewed in 2022. I haven't been to Hokkaido for a while, but I want to go back.
#Akikashichi
#Hakodate Brewery
#Aki Takata
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I bought a bottle of sake produced by Ms. Akira Takada, who is well known as "Machinuka Miss" in "Let's drink at Machinuka," Aki Hana, a sake produced by Hakodate Brewery in Hokkaido. Ms. Takada is a sake lover and came to Ibaraki, so I bought this sake to commemorate her visit.
#Akiwashichi
#Hakodate Brewing
#Aki Takada
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As a cat lover, I was interested in the "Hananai" sake with a thieving cat label.
I was also curious about Nishioka Honten in Makabe, Sakuragawa City, as it was recently featured on NHK's "Small Journey.
#Hana-no-i
#Nishioka Honten
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A virtual toast to Saya Hiyama, a weather caster from Ibaraki Prefecture, at an online YouTube Live on the theme of Ibaraki local sake.
#Morishima Sake Brewery
#Fuji Taikan
#Saya Hiyama
#SAYACHI
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A standard sake. It's a little cold today, so I'll have it heated up.
#Inari
#Isogura Sake Brewery
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Inazato Junmai. After all, the sake you are used to drinking tastes good.
#Inazato
#Isogura Sake Brewery
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A series of glass single-bottle bottles.
This sake is named after the Male-Female River on Mt. Tsukuba, which is also read in the Hyakunin Isshu (100 poems).
#Men and women river
#Inaba Sake Brewery
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This is a freshly squeezed unfiltered unpasteurized sake only available at this time of the year. The slight effervescence is pleasant.
#Kikumori
#Kiuchi Shuzo
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Niida Honke's Kinpou. I thought it was a brand that had already disappeared when the brewery changed hands, but I see they are still making it. I loved #Kinpô Shizen Sake.
#Kinpô
#Niida Honya
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Sake toasted online with Mr. Kazuhiko Ota.
It was my first time drinking sake, but it was so much fun to think that I was drinking the same sake as Mr. Ota and the other participants.
#Kurabirakijp
#BS11
#KazuhikoOhta
#Sake
#Tsurumi Sake Brewery
#Gasan
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I always drink local sake at New Year's, and this year it was Kikumori from Naka City.
I remembered that there was a Kikumori square.
#Kikumori
#Kiuchi Sake Brewery
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To commemorate my Ibaraki sake sommelier S class (?) I was given a special sake cup as a complimentary gift to commemorate my Ibaraki Sake Sommelier Level S (?), and I was served Kikumori Junmai Barrel Sake from the Kiuchi Sake Brewery in Naka City, which is next door. It is probably the closest sake brewery to my house.
#Kiuchi Sake Brewery
#Kikumori
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Glass Ippongi series.
#Hinodezuru
#Izaka Sake Brewery
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Series of glass single glass bottles.
#Nihazan pine green
#Sasame Sohei Shoten
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Sake drunk on the JR East Mito branch's "Suigun Line Sake Brewery Travel" event train.
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This sake was made in Ishioka City, where the national capital of Hitachinokuni was located.
We will enjoy this sake while thinking of Ibaraki in the past.
#Shirakiku
#Hirose Shoten
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It's been a long time since I've had sake from Toyama.
#Ginban
#Ginban Sake Brewery
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