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I Tried "Suko Cider" From Echizen-Ono, Which Captures the Flavor of the Local Dish "Suko" in a Cider.
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Ono City in Fukui Prefecture, home to Echizen Ono Castle, one of Japan's "castles in the sky," is also known for its pure water. A cider called "Echizen Ono Famous Water Suko Cider," combining the local dish "suko" with the water, is sold there. Since I only knew "suko" as internet slang, I bought and tried the cider to see what it was like. Read more...
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