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Food Sake Tokyo in Lufthansa Inflight Magazine

Posted on January 17, 2010 by YukariSakamoto

Lufthansa Inflight Magazine, January 2010 Lufthansa

Food Sake Tokyo and the other guidebooks in the Terroir Series by The Little Bookroom is mentioned in the January 2010 Lufthansa inflight magazine.

Un wo den besten sake in Tokio?

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