Actually, I'm a Saniwa

There's a game called Touken Ranbu, and I've been a super casual Saniwa since a little before the smartphone version was released. I'm so casual that it's our little secret that I've been playing for ages but still haven't cleared Kyoto ㊙ And among the Touken Danshi in Touken Ranbu, there's a greatsword user named 'Hotarumaru' who looks like a child. He's so cute in his outfit that's a bit like a military uniform. This Hotarumaru is enshrined at Aso Shrine in Kumamoto (though it's a replica restored through crowdfunding), and there's also a sake named after Hotarumaru. It's made by Tsujun Brewery in Mashiki District, Kumamoto Prefecture. Does the place name ring a bell? It's an area that suffered immense damage from earthquakes, both last time and this time, and Tsujun Brewery was also affected. So, what's better than supporting recovery efforts while enjoying my hobby? That's the otaku way, of course. I ended up buying three types of Hotarumaru sake and 'Semi' to drink chilled. The sake is sweet and very smooth, but what's especially noteworthy is the Hotarumaru amazake (sweet rice drink)! It's the best! I think everyone in the world should try it! (Maybe a bit of an exaggeration) It was a great sake.