Comments on: 「The Niigata Sake Book」：新潟県酒造組合が英語で出版
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Tue, 22 May 2012 02:10:30 +0000hourly1http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1By: Jim Tagami
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Jim TagamiWed, 02 Sep 2009 16:28:57 +0000http://rafu.com/news/?p=1265#comment-801On your visit the brewery site the instruction state that from Tokyo to Urasa on Joetsu Shinkansen, it is true that is the way to get to the factory but from Tokyo not all Joetsu shinkansen stops at Urasa so the visitor must make sure the train they take will stop
at Urasa or they will end-up in Nagaoka and have to back track to Urasa which is some distance inland. I met Mr. Masuyama in Los Angeles yesterday 9/01/09 and last night I was reading the greenriversake website and noticed this point.On your visit the brewery site the instruction state that from Tokyo to Urasa on Joetsu Shinkansen, it is true that is the way to get to the factory but from Tokyo not all Joetsu shinkansen stops at Urasa so the visitor must make sure the train they take will stop
at Urasa or they will end-up in Nagaoka and have to back track to Urasa which is some distance inland. I met Mr. Masuyama in Los Angeles yesterday 9/01/09 and last night I was reading the greenriversake website and noticed this point.
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