※ If the item is marked as a "Time Sale," please contact us via the comment section before bidding, and we will create a dedicated page for you to purchase the item even after the time sale ends. If you press the "Like?" button on this product, it will be discounted within 24 hours, so even if you're just passing by, please feel free to press the "Like" button!! 1781 3562 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ We have multiple bottles available, so please inquire in the comment section if you would like to purchase more than one. This item was purchased from the "Hateruma Shuzo (Awanami Saketen)" brewery of Awanami in Hateruma Island, but I can no longer drink it, so I am putting it up for sale. This is a very rare and hard-to-find awamori. The reason it's called a phantom liquor is because "you can only buy it on Hateruma Island." The water used for brewing is underground water from Hateruma Island, which contains a slight saltiness. The awamori is made in accordance with the island's climate and environment, and it features a soft aroma and a sweet, mellow taste. The more you drink it, the more flavorful it becomes, and it tastes even better when mixed with water. As a local drink for the people of Hateruma Island, it is handcrafted using traditional methods, including direct-fire kilns, so the production volume is small, and it is difficult to find in the market. You might be able to have someone you know on Hateruma Island send it to you, but tourists have to go to Hateruma Island to buy it. Also, there are times when you go to the island, and it's already sold out. Restaurants, etc., sometimes give Awanami as a gift instead of a Phalaenopsis orchid for celebrations. The manufacturing date and bottling date are as shown in the images, but they vary, so the date may be slightly newer than what is shown here, but please understand that there may be some slight discrepancies. You cannot specify the color of the bottle. When you win the bid, you are deemed to have agreed to the above points. Type... Authentic Shochu Maker... Awamori