Japanese Drinks of Mania! You are a foodie! Aren’t you! All delicious and useful information I’ve personally experienced.

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Japanese sake is a natural match for sushi. The sake goes beyond the taste of wine.

REAL Japanese introduce truly delicious drinks.

Welcome to our website “Japanese drinks of Mania” .

This is a site that introduces the delicious Japanese drinks that I drink on a daily basis as a result of my love of drinks .

I have a certificate in Japanese sake,

And will introduce a wide range of Japanese drinks ,

from the getting myself drinks. I drink to the easily available drinks .

I’d like to mix in a little bit of knowledge about what to look for to the good taste.

I hope that this blog will eventually become a menu of sorts.

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I prefer orikarami. What is orikarami? Why is Sensuke delicious?

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Surprisingly, Toyama Prefecture’s miso ramen was delicious. Menya Tsukushi in Toyama Prefecture.

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