A pleasant person at Nipponster has interviewed me and put it on their site. Very flattering for my ego, but I can’t help but think they’re misguided maniacs for choosing yours truly!
You can check the interview out here, in two parts: Nipponster Interview Part 1 Nipponster Interview part 2
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Awesome! Today NY, tomorrow the world…. Didn’t I introduce you to the greatness that is Ginga Kogen? You can’t get it here in Hawaii though.
Does Kiren still sell their premium beers? They had those right before I left. They came with different beer glasses depending on the type of beer. They had various stouts, hefeweizen, fruity ales, etc. Maybe 7-11 had them exclusively? I remember having to walk to get them.
The alcohol/butcher shop in Kugenuma Kaigan on the way to the beach had some interesting ones too as I remember.
Yeah, I like those Kirin Premium drinks! Still going strong. Ginga Kogen is rare as rockinghorse-shit these days, though.
A wile ago, someone from the Ginga Kogen company contacted me and invited me to the brewery. I replied, but he never got back to me, sadly.
Awesome mate!
Keep up the research.
Thanks!
you’re becoming a worldwide phenomenon!
Actually, somebody just asked if they could translate some of my stories into Hungarian!
Congrats!
Awesome! Today NY, tomorrow the world…. Didn’t I introduce you to the greatness that is Ginga Kogen? You can’t get it here in Hawaii though.
Does Kiren still sell their premium beers? They had those right before I left. They came with different beer glasses depending on the type of beer. They had various stouts, hefeweizen, fruity ales, etc. Maybe 7-11 had them exclusively? I remember having to walk to get them.
The alcohol/butcher shop in Kugenuma Kaigan on the way to the beach had some interesting ones too as I remember.
Yeah, I like those Kirin Premium drinks! Still going strong. Ginga Kogen is rare as rockinghorse-shit these days, though.
A wile ago, someone from the Ginga Kogen company contacted me and invited me to the brewery. I replied, but he never got back to me, sadly.
The liquor store at Kibo has Ginga Kogen – both kinds. I thought you could get at at the conbini next your place though.
Wow, you’re like a real celebrity and stuff. If I send you a beer label, will you sign it and send it back to me.
Nice share. I really adore your blog.