The Corona virus has given me a lot of free time, and I've become interested in saki, making it my lifelong hobby. Here are some of the best Japanese sake encounters possible. コロナ禍で日本酒に興味を持ち、死ぬまでの一生の趣味と位置付け、日々様々な日本酒と出会い、そして美味しい食事も探し求めるさすらいの呑んべい。可能な限り素敵な出会いをご紹介。
I unexpectedly and somewhat unexpectedly obtained the 3rd level of the Japanese Sake Certificate last year, and I wanted to obtain the 2nd level but couldn’t due to work, so I chose the International Sake Tasting Certificate, which is cheaper than the Japanese one. I started in February of this year. I read through the … More I’m an international sake sommelier.
I bought a bottle of RED to compare it with my last bottle of Kangiku WHITE.As usual, I am weak against the word “limited edition. I’m still a sucker for the word “limited edition. Red Chrysanthemum Love Last time, the catchphrase was like the title of a song. Love of a fiery chrysanthemum Unfiltered, orikarami, … More Love of a fiery chrysanthemum
I drink alone sometimes. Last time, I bought a bottle of “Yamahoushi” which I thought looked good by chance. And today, I saw that they were selling a dry version of it. I have learned from past experience that sake labeled “dry” is suitable for drinkers, so I bought it without hesitation. Yamahoushi Junmai depth … More “Bakurai (爆雷) ” is slang for “super”
I like to drink sake by myself sometimes. I remember “Bon Hatsuyuki Nigori Sake” was delicious last time, and I was planning to buy it the next time I encounter it. I was staggered back home comfortably, wondering how I should drink it even though I hadn’t drunk it. Bon Junmai Daiginjyo Gold Kura Master … More Sake of the Year 2020 Kura Master “Born”
Sushi is fast food in Japanese history. Shinagawa’s fish market, Japan’s No. 1, is the very embodiment of this. Located inside a train station, it attracts a wide variety of customers, allowing you to experience the everyday life of Japan. Restaurants exist inside train stations in Japan. Shinagawa Station is served by the Shinkansen bullet … More Quick sushi bar at Shinagawa Station, where many people transfer in Japan.
Today, too, I am drinking alone. I was wandering around today, and while shopping at a liquor store a little far from here that I sometimes visit, I saw a sake labeled “limited edition” that tempted me! The label design was quite nice, so I picked it up and took a closer look. Something about … More Famous Sake in Chiba Prefecture near Tokyo
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