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Yakitori and Sake Restaurant
I visited the Shinjuku branch of New Rebaya.
The restaurant is more beautiful than I had imagined.
Many of the staff and customers are young,
There were also a few foreign customers here and there.
Sake is
Glass (90 ml) 550 yen
Chirori (200) 1100 yen
(except for some).
We have a wide variety of sake, so it was hard to decide which one to drink.
I decided on this one for my first drink.
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flos_lingua_est
I thought I could drink Kameizumi cel-24 anytime since it is sold in many stores, but I had been neglecting it for almost 10 years... I thought I would never drink it if I missed it here, so I ordered it at an izakaya! I really wanted to drink Jikin Special Junmai, but... lol!
When I took a sip, the strong fruity aroma of pineapple, melon, and karin, and the juicy sweet and sour aroma filled my mouth and seemed to escape into my nose. If you like this kind of sake, you can drink it for the rest of your life! I think many sake beginners will start with this one! Seriously, it's amazing! I like this kind of sake once in a while! I might even buy some for home drinking...
I think I'll buy some to drink at home... There was a time when Senkyoku had a series of sweet and sour flavors like this, wasn't there? I wonder if they will make something like this again as a seasonal product lol (I always say that)
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flos_lingua_est
Personally, Kawanakajima and Genmai are more difficult to obtain than Jyushiyo. I think Marie Antoinette once said, "If you can't buy it, just drink it at an izakaya," so this time I gave up on Jikin and tried it!
It has a good balance of sweetness, umami, and acidity, and perhaps because it comes after Kameizumi, it gives a subdued impression, but it also has a strong ginjo aroma, so I think it would be absolutely gorgeous if drunk on its own.
There is also a botanical impression somewhere, like shiitake mushrooms and earth. Hence, it is not completely for beginners, but I thought it is a sake that is popular with everyone, from moderate beginners to sake drinkers, which is no wonder it is so popular.
I would have liked to drink it when the temperature was a little higher... I think I would like it more when the umami flavor opens up...!
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まつちよ
Good evening, flos_lingua_est 🍶.
I was so surprised by Marie Antoinette's drinking theory 🤣.
Kawanakajima is sold out soon 🤔.
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flos_lingua_est
Good evening, Mr. Matsuchiyo🌙
Wasn't the queen famous for her drinking habits? LOL!
Not only does it sell quickly, but I've encountered it zero times, and I don't even know where it's sold in the first place 🥲.
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まつちよ
I saw them several times this year at Isego (main store and Meguro store).
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flos_lingua_est
Thank you, I'll have to check it out!
I've actually never been there, so I'll drop by a few times to see it: ☺️
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flos_lingua_est
I've had junmai ginjo and others, but I finally got to drink this honmaru! How many years has it been since I've wanted to try it?
This is amazing! It's soft and light, with no unnecessary heaviness and a clear, beautiful sake quality. It has a sweetness, but it's just so sharp!
This is my favorite of all the Jyushidai I've had! The other Jyushiyo's I've had have a strong aroma and sweetness, but this one has just the right amount of saltiness.
It's al-soze, isn't it? I didn't know it was possible to make a sake with an aroma so close to that of junmai, but with the benefits of al-soze! It's really amazing!
If you can buy it at the regular price, I don't think you can find a sake as cosy as this one. If only I could buy it at regular price. lol lol lol.
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あねさん
🀄
The Mahjong Club Training Camp in Tokyo.
On this day, we went to New Rebaya in Shinjuku with Ane-san and Yuka-Chin Presents as "the first day of mahjong camp launch". I usually participate in mahjong, but since I am still in my probationary period and cannot take an annual leave, I joined only at night. Unfortunately, Yuka-Chin did not participate. As a result, we all became mahjong players. It is not an off-line meeting, but just a launch of mahjong!
We had a combination of 6-seaters and 4-seaters, including a middle school student who drinks (who), a 5-year-old (who), and an old man (who), but no matter who we sat with, we had fun and the time passed quickly.
We drank a variety of drinks, but the best memory was that I was able to drink Macho Ane-san, which I had longed for. Jyushiyo and Jikkai are delicious after all.
I was worried about going home because Yuka-chan was not here (I was in danger of missing the train ⚠️), but just when I had to get off the train, Nochi-san called me 📱 I happened to be awake, but she was very helpful 🥰.
Now, did the people who looked like they were wrestling each other at Shinjuku station make it to the hotel safely?
I'd like to join the real thing next time I'm at a camp. The abuse sounds awesome 😆 Come back to Tokyo again.
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マナチー
Ane-san, thank you for your hard work yesterday... I'm probably in the "good looking guy who drinks alcohol? I think I'm in the frame, but I don't dare to ask you the answer 🤣Let's play together next time....
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あねさん
Good morning, Manachy 😌.
Thank you for your hard work! I hope your throat is recovering today.
I guess you mean the good looking noodle frame that loves ramen 🤣.
I'll make adjustments so that I can attend the next one 😌.
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takeshon
Even though Ane-san wasn't at the mahjong hall, there were several people who called out that they wanted to play with her both days 😆 It's hard to be popular👍.
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あねさん
Good morning, takeshon 😊.
It's written as "popular" and called "bank transfer machine", something like that 😆 If it's real, the probability of chombo will increase! I think it will show on my face when I'm happy or sad 🤣.
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麺酒王
Hi Ane 👋😃😃
I'm the one who loves ramen, good looking noodle frame 🍜.
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kino.
Ane, thank you for your hard work at the camp!
What's that? I saw you at the drinking party but were you at the camp? 🤔
-That's 500 👍
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あねさん
Hi Noodle 😁.
Thanks for all your hard work. Thanks for all the stories that none of my girlfriends can talk about 😆.
Did you enjoy your ramen and 🤫? Come back again 🤫.
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あねさん
Hello kino.😃
I have no choice but to not attend the camp. I didn't oversleep, so -500 is terrible. Kirai 🤣.
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Ookura爆辛 山廃純米 無濾過生原酒
takeshon
You can also go for the hot and spicy ‼️
Macho and Kamo Kanehide are both delicious 😋!
I'm heading home after another Mahjong camp today👍
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あねさん
Thank you for your hard work!
I'm glad you had a good time.
Please come back again.
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takeshon
Thanks for your hard work, Ane-san - ‼️ Thanks for organizing the drinking party!
Please join us at the next Mahjong camp. 🀄️
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麺酒王
Hi takeshon 😃
Thank you for 2 days 🀄.
I knew Real Mahjong was good ❗I feel like my skill will improve 🎵
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takeshon
Thanks for your hard work, Noodle~🙇♂️
It was worth being a migrant merchant 👍Look forward to the next Real Mahjong 😆.
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Kenkon'ichi超辛口純米吟醸 原酒
takeshon
Super dry, which I don't usually drink: ‼️
Here's yesterday's number one: ‼️
I like the sharpness with a lingering finish 😋.
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takeshon
For lunch, I went to Ippen, a restaurant recommended by the ladies in the office, for shrimp soba noodles (🦐).
It was delicious 😋!
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tomoさん
Hi takeshon!
I love Ichigen's Ebi Soba, it's my favorite too 🦐.
I eat it almost always at Tokyo station when I travel to Tokyo 😋.
I don't have a review for the sake 🤣.
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takeshon
Hi tomo 😃
The prawn soba was delicious 👍I'd like to try it again 😋.
In case you want to review, this Jyushiyo is sweet ‼️
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Juyondai純米吟醸 酒未来
