Typical Sake of Toyama Prefecture Manjusen

Today, too, I’m a dusty person drinking. The other day I went to Toyama on business. It was a one-day trip, but I ate a lot of food. Since I was driving around the prefecture, I didn’t get to drink any sake, but I saw a lot of Manjusen in various places. I was really … Read more

My favorite sake. Nagasaki’s dry sake. Delicious.

Yokoyama SilverI couldn’t forget it because it was so good last time, and to my surprise, they were selling a different one, so I was excited to buy it. I won’t hesitate to go back. Yokoyama Silver 7 It is pink. Please enjoy it chilled in a wine glass. I’m so excited. I have high … Read more

Temples and shrines are not the same. Points of Difference

There are temples and shrines in Japan. This distinction will help you understand Japanese culture better. The deities enshrined are different. Temple = “Buddhism”  A place to worship the principal image (mainly Buddhist statues)  Shrine = “Shinto  A place to worship mirrors and other sacred objects (objects in which deities are believed to reside) The Japanese, who … Read more

For beginners, easy to drink sake with light alcohol content

Today, too, I am drinking alone in the dust. It is the end of the Bon vacation. I didn’t do anything in particular. In fact, the liquor store was closed and my only hobby was…. So I wandered around a large liquor store. I decided to buy by feeling once in a while. Shizengo Cool … Read more

Sake and Soba: Japanese Food Culture. The interior is decorated in a traditional way.

Soba is a representative of Japanese food. Soba goes well with sake, and eating soba while drinking it is a special treat.Many restaurants purchase noodles, make soup, and serve it as a product. Eizan Official site This restaurant has a mortar to grind the buckwheat seeds, and they make their own buckwheat noodles. There are … Read more