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Show Notes:
Andy and Jim look into perhaps the most famous brewing water in Japan: Miyamizu. Why is it so famous? Why ISN’T it part of Nada’s rise to fame? All will be revealed! NOTE: Issues beyond our control resulted in some need for re-recording and editing, so sound quality is kind of spotty in this episode. We apologize!
Recommended Sake in this Episode:
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Jim
Hakushika Suzuro Shiboritate Futsushu
Useful vocabulary for this episode:
灘五郷 Nadagogo - the five villages of Nada. Currently, they are Imazu, Nishinomiya, Uozaki, Mikage, and Nishi.
灘目 Nadame - The original “nada brewing region.” The me is likely a corruption of 辺 be, meaning “area around.”
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