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schnski
After work, I visited Zenkoji temple and had a drink at Nagano station with my colleagues. I came across this one, which was the daily drink of the day, and it's really good. It's sweet with a spicy aftertaste!
Nagano is a nice place.
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坊や哲
GI NAGANO Kinmon Nishiki
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あねさん
🍶
I came on the 17th and today I came on the 28th and the lineup was the same except for the daily specials 😆 I guess I come too often. And I'm coming to Nagano at least twice in May 😆.
I didn't have any friends going back to Kanto area, so I'm going back by Shinkansen. So, that means...,
So we're going to compare drinks at our usual stopover: ❤️
My favorite of the three today was the Daisetsukei. It was sweet and a little sour, so a cup of it was not enough.
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あねさん
✌️
Adeju
I successfully finished today's 🥸 spectacle conference in Nagano, Japan. My companion left quickly. Then I have no choice but to enjoy drinking alone.
'Eh, why are you trying to take the 17:00 bullet train?' (The meeting ended at 3:50 p.m.)
"Ehehe🙃"
(My companion knows I'm a drinker).
I'm posting this one, which was my favorite out of today's drink comparisons (1), (2), and (3).
Slightly carbonated, sweet but refreshing, Miko-chan is better drunk alone. I guess it is a good deal if you make it a drinking comparison since the price of a single bottle is much higher.
It's so good you could probably drink a whole batch at once. Good kids don't imitate me 😆.
Today's meeting included the topic of my coming as an expatriate from what date in May, and since I will be in Nagano for more than half of the week, and since I will be the first long-term employee outside the group company in our department, I will be a human resource pillar for many things, and I will have to talk to many places, and the company rules will have to be changed. I'm happy to report that the thought of having to change the rules of the company itself is a good reason for me to drink 😆.
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ちょろき
I'm happy to drink it anyway.
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ゆかちん
There is no way Ane-san would leave right after the meeting 😆.
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のちを
So you can make everything as you like. You can have a rule that Nagano work until 3 pm. I take it as a review that it's up to me to buy out Mikotsuru.
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あねさん
Good morning, Choroki 😊.
Yes, I'm glad we had time to drink. Well, without it, it would have just been an izakaya bullet train 😆.
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あねさん
Good morning, Yuka-chan.
I heard that you came all the way to Nagano. It's close, but it's special in its own way 😁 Unlike skiing, we don't have to carry much luggage.
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あねさん
Good morning, Nochi-san. ☺️
I can't even imprint, so I have to manage my own attendance time, so, well, hey, ehehe🙃.
I can't be bribed, you know.
I'll put some sake in the hotel fridge 🥰.
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もっきー
It is a little dry, so it doesn't go down your throat as well as it should. It does not feel smooth and smooth. Suitable for beginners to intermediate level drinkers?
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もっきー
The texture is sweet and then spicy, with the spiciness of sake coming straight to the throat, not very spicy but with a sake feel from start to finish.
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あねさん
I'll be there 😉.
I'm going to stop by again today, Nagano station.
Looks like there was the Nagano Marathon and a huge crowd 👀.
I find a gap and drink standing.
Today I had Miko-chan by itself 😆.
It's sweet and delicious.
I really want to drink this much. I'm so happy.
Now, what shall I drink on the bullet train 😋?
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