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SAKE TRIP TO JAPAN

NANAO

3/15/2016

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200years old manor house, located at 4km from Nanao station on the foot for Jo-yama the castle that used exist until Battle of Sekigahara.
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KANAZAWA where we keep our Japanese tradition...

3/13/2016

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A short visit of Kanazawa Higashi-chayabangai and Kenrokuen.

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    Philippe Chambret
    Managing Director of The Sake Salon UK 
    1/2French 1/2 Japanese
    Food, Beverage and Hospitality consultant. 
    Introducing the authentic entertaining side of Japanese gourmet and sake from his native Japan, covering essentially Tokyo and Noto peninsula region the hidden side facing the Sea of Japan.

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