After moving around to remote islands near Amami, I ended up in Okinawa.
And I heard that you returned to Hiroshima the other day.
From what I hear, it seems like there are many cultural differences unique to remote islands.
I'm also from the countryside of Hiroshima, so there are some differences between it and the city.
However, I would like to have it carried on the back of a light truck.
There aren't many vending machines,
Standing around and having sex around...
This is a moral issue, not a cultural issue (lol)
Well, there are some things that are unique to the region.
If you think about various things, I think a certain degree of urbanity is necessary,
Too much garbage is also a problem.
A good balance is important in everything.
This means drinking alcohol in moderation .
I'm still in a daze from what I drank the other day,
Over the years, my drinking habits have become weaker and I drink less.
It looks like I will be able to quit drinking by the age of 40, which was my goal.
In the end, I just can't stand the hangover anymore.
I was thinking about what to do with the awamori I received, but...
This small bottle is so cute that I feel like it's a waste to open it.
However, I was told this at a familiar Okinawan restaurant that I went to in Tokyo the other day.
Awamori x iced coffee
I really like this combination.
As a side note, my name is "Masahiro",
It has the same name as Awamori, which is famous in Okinawa.
A long time ago, when I went on a tour of Masahiro's awamori factory with my wife,
The person with the same name received a bottle of awamori that was not for sale, but
I gave it to my father and he doesn't drink it.
I was satisfied because I tasted it until it became hebereke at the factory.
If Mr. Masahiro also goes to Okinawa, please come and take a tour of our factory.
It was close to Naha Airport, so be sure to stop by before boarding your flight home...
that? What were you talking about??
