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Toyo Bijin (Oriental Beauty) |
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| Brewed in the ancient city of Hagi in northern Yamaguchi Prefecture, the name of this sake comes from the founder’s memories of his lost wife. This sake has a transparent flavor and an elegant aftertaste. |
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Yonetsuru |
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| Founded around 1700 in Takahatamachi, southeastern Yamagata Prefecture,
the name is derived from the Japanese folk tale “Tsuru no Ongaeshi (The Grateful Crane)”, set in a district near the brewery. Its pleasant acid taste blends well with the flavor of rice. |
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Hakurakusei |
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| Hakurakusei originates from the natural features of the local climate which gives it its original characteristics and technical structure. It has a gentle aroma that spreads like the scent of bananas, and it is refreshingly clear superbly complimenting a meal. |
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Tenryou |
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| From a distilling tradition that has continued for more than 350 years in the beautiful mountainous region of Gifu, it presents an elegant aroma and mellow taste that harmonizes with a variety of dishes. |
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