The first sip is a revelation – smooth, refined, and exquisitely balanced. The flavor profile is multifaceted, with initial notes of juicy pear and hints of citrus. As the sake unfolds, a subtle umami richness emerges, complemented by a whisper of bitterness that adds depth and complexity. The finish is long and satisfying, leaving a pleasant, lingering sweetness.

No portrait of Jakusui exists. His grave, if any, is unknown. For 300 years, he was a ghost. Now, through the “best” edition, his voice returns.

Unlike many one-shots in the genre, Onozomi no Ketsumatsu centers on the "conclusion" of long-held desires, providing a sense of closure that resonates with readers.