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Our staff may wear the mask due to COVID-19 prevention. Also we try to wipe the common area with sanitizer. Please stay safe and healthy!  

We all are having such a difficult time right now. Everyone hopes this crisis ends soon. Let’s keep social distance to slow the spread! Let’s do what we can do. Please stay safe and healthy!  

We are having difficult time COVID-19 crisis. Keep social distance. Please stay safe and healthy, everyone!

Some Japanese words can’t be translated exactly to English words or don’t exist in English. However Japanese people use these phrases for regular basis. ITADAKIMASU – “Itadakimasu” means “I will have this.” It is used before eating any food to … Continue reading →

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2020 is a leap year – Japanese called ‘Uruu-doshi’ Uruu means extra (but we don’t use this word anymore, it is very old style to say) and doshi means year, It is simply ‘Extra-year’ Please enjoy one extra day of … Continue reading →

We display the Hina-doll at Liberty Cove House entrance hall. This Hina-doll is for “Hina-matsuri (the Doll’s Festival)” which is held on March 3rd. It’s also called “the Girl’s Festival” because it’s to wish for girl’s growth and happiness. It’s … Continue reading →

On Valentine’s Day, it’s common for Japanese women to give chocolates to men. Women are encouraged to express love to men by giving chocolates and other gifts. Chocolates are often given to male co-workers, bosses, friends, family members, and so … Continue reading →

We have a wide variety of kitchen layouts. If you have an experience living in Japan before, you could see big deference. Our apartment kitchen has bigger space and some of our apartment have dishwasher and oven as well. We … Continue reading →

Our concierge is available to accommodate tenants 24/7 with any needs. The desk opens between 5 am and 11pm everyday. Even if you need any assistant after open desk hours, you can buzz at the office door or call from … Continue reading →