Mar. 14
Today, I went to Koriyama.
The Yamagata Shinkansen, which has been suspended due to a problem with the connecting part, seems to resume operation from today.
Don’t be out of place here.
I have decided a lunch on the Shinkansen is Fukagawa Meshi.
I arrived in Koriyama.
Today is the grand opening of the newly opened York Park in Koriyama City.
York Benimaru Nishinouchi, which moved in as a core tenant, set up the group’s largest wine shop.
One of the most eye-catching is the Tohoku wine section selected from each prefecture in Tohoku.
In Tohoku alone, there are 15 wineries and 200 items, which is probably one of the largest in Japan.
There are also rare wines such as Aomori Mutsu Shimokita Wine, Kanda Wine from Iwate Rikuzentakata, and Bellwood Vineyard from Yamagata Kaminoyama.
There was also my son’s wine, Albarino from Yamagata Sagae.
Today, I was in charge of guiding wine in the wine shop.
Two shots with Ms. Matsuzaki, a wine buyer at York Benimaru.
There is also a Relax Wine corner.
I was able to meet a very peculiar customer who said that I am your fans!
For a while, I talked about wine with the customer.
I was sure that she was a person who often swallowed wine.
Her love for wine was overflowing.
I was very happy.
I was able to meet various people at the wine shop for the first time in a long time, and I was able to spend a very meaningful time.
Thank you all.
Well, I had a quick drink before returning to Tokyo.
There is an izakaya called “Fish Honne” in front of Koriyama Station.
I’ve been curious about it, but it’s my first visit.
The quality is exactly as I expected.
Sashimi fresh, Salad delicious.
The ultimate prize is Aizu’s horse sashimi, which was served with Aizu’s local sake.
This was awesome. It was probably the best horse stab I’ve ever eaten.
Good Job!
I was surprised that the Shinkansen on the way back was full.
