Iichiko has been available at Fuji Rock for a few years now.
I thought, "Oh?"
I'm grateful to be able to drink Kikumasa this year.
My favorite among the Nada Gogo is "Karakuchi Issuji" Kikumasamune
Drinking sake in the scorching heat of midsummer in Tokyo is tough, but
The pleasant weather in Naeba is just right.
Imagine the long-established bars of Tsukishima "Kishidaya" and Yaesu "Fukube"
You can enjoy Kikumasa tea little by little.
Nearby is a Gunma restaurant with a long line of customers
Nagai Shokudo is open
This is the familiar Fuji Rock food.
Even after the sun sets, the tropical nights in Tokyo
I don't really feel like stewing though
A great source of energy for nights in Naeba
It's nice that you can eat without having to queue, and the portions are just right.
This year marks the 25th Fuji Rock Festival since it moved to Naeba
I feel like they fit perfectly into the older demographic of Fuji Rock.
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