ヤスベェ
Tour of shrines, temples, and sake breweries on foot
Today I came to Yamashina in Kyoto by JR in the morning.
From there, we visited Oishi Shrine and Oishi Temple and moved on to Fushimi 🚶♂️
We even made a visit to Mikamiya Shrine, which is famous for its Mikosui, the perfume often mentioned in sake exams, and then went to a sake brewery in Fushimi😇.
Today we visited the sacred Yamamoto Honke, which we had not visited yet 😀.
We tasted a junmai ginjo brewed on white malted rice with Kyoto's sake rice, celebratory rice, which is exclusive to the brewery, and another one 😀.
Both were delicious, but I bought the other one to take home 🤣.
But this one was also a delicious fruity sake with a sweetness that matched the white malted rice and Celebration and was not cloyingly sweet😇.
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ひるぺこ
Hello, Yasube-san. I see you walked from Yamashina to Fushimi in the heat of the day 😳I am amazed at your good legs, visiting Mikamiya Shrine and then going to the sacred shrine. I'm looking forward to the sake you brought back with you 😊.
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ポンちゃん
Yasubeyesan, also here 😊.
I'm exhausted just walking in the really hot weather, but that distance is amazing 😳‼️I feel the love for temples, shrines & sake breweries❣️I'm a sucker for the word "limited edition", but the rarity of white yeast rice for the celebration is a true ✨!
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ヤスベェ
Hi, Hirupeko 😀
I decided to take the course from Yamashina to Fushimi because I thought the temperature would still be better in Kyoto, but it was still hot 😀.
But I can't stop walking and drinking sake because it's my daily routine 🤣.
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ヤスベェ
Hi Pon-chan 😀
Exercise is essential to enjoy sake with peace of mind. 🚶♂️
I'll be walking around everyday, trying my best to enjoy drinking sake 😇.
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