Satochan
On the right is the first team
Aroma: Slight, soft attack. The taste is clean and tasty, with a hint of acidity. It goes in smoothly and has a full-bodied aftertaste.
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Satochan
In the middle is a white fox.
Slight aroma, soft attack. The taste is more umami than dry. It goes in smoothly and has a light aftertaste.
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Satochan
On the left is the Izumo of Kok
Aroma: Fruity, soft attack. The taste is firm and umami. It goes in smoothly and has a full-bodied aftertaste.
It has a full-bodied, umami mouthfeel.
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tagacy
I like the atmosphere of the label. It looks like Izumo.
I would like to drink "Tentei" and "Saika" of the same Mujyutensho.
★★★★☆ Yummy. I want to drink it again.
CLASSIC
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Satochan
The right is the Grim Reaper.
Curious type by color, aroma is Shaoxing wine? Soft attack, taste is also like Shaoxing wine. It goes in smoothly and has a unique richness.
Surprisingly okay. But I wonder if it will work later.
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Satochan
In the middle is the Seven Crown Horses
Slight aroma, soft attack. It is slightly delicious and goes in smoothly with a clean aftertaste.
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Satochan
Left: Tsuwano
Aroma: Fruity, soft attack. Taste: clear and delicious, with a lingering aftertaste.
It is easy to drink.
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しーちゃ
Light?
I think the flavor comes later.
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理華
Nice to meet you 🙋
It's nice to be able to compare sake at an antenna shop❕
I want to buy sake after tasting it 😂.
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しーちゃ
Thank you for your comment.
The street from Nihonbashi Fukushimakan to Tokyo station is called "Antenna shop street". Some of them are Hakkaisan's antenna shops and it's quite fun.
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理華
Oh, yeah. ⤴️
Antenna shops are gathered here❗
⤴️ So you can stroll around here in Tokyo and enjoy this and that from each region?
Tokyo is so nice💕!
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しーちゃ
Drinking comparison at the antenna shop
The aroma at the moment of drinking is gorgeous.
The flavor and acidity come later.
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しーちゃ
Soft and round, then crisp and dry.
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