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Strawberry Picking Season
Strawberry picking! You can enjoy strawberry picking from beginning of January in Miura peninsula.Price is 1700 JPY for 30 mins all you can eat. In March the price will be reduced as 1,500 JPY. Where: Tsukuihama Kanko Nouen How to … Continue reading
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Ramen Noodle in Japan
Ramen noodle becomes very popular all over the world. Also ramen noodle is one of the most popular foods in Japan along with curry and rice. There are various kinds of ramen depending on how the soup is made, the … Continue reading
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Kaiseki Ryouri – Japanses full tea ceremony
Have you tried Kaiseki Ryouri ? Basically designated to be served at a full tea ceremony. Can be eaten at restaurants where formal, high-class Japanese cuisine is served. Made under strict rules such as the food must highlight the season, … Continue reading
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Kawazu Sakura blooms in Miura Kaigan
Sakura festival is in Miura Kaigan and it will end March 3rd. The young trees which were planted in the year 2000 have grown. And in this season of mid February, is blooming beautifully at the countryside of Miura Kaigan … Continue reading
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Hina-dolls are displayed at Liberty Cove House Entrance Hall
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
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What is the Roten-Buro?
At an onsen resort people enjoy bathing in spas, particularly open-air baths called roten-buro that are found in natural surroundings. Some roten-buro are set in nature as if they are part of a river, while others are in beautiful gardens. … Continue reading
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Japanese Valentine’s day
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
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Liberty Cove House – Kitchen
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
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Kamakura – short trip from Liberty Cove House
Kamakura is located close to Liberty Cove House. You take JR train from Yokosuka station. It takes about 20 minutes. Kamakura became the political center of Japan, when Minamoto Yoritomo chose the city as the seat for his new military government … Continue reading
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Have you ever tried Onigiri?
Onigiri are usually triangular balls of cooked white rice, with a filling in the middle and covered with seaweed. Japanese people like Onigiri – it is convenient to eat and it is filling. Also there are so many flavors! If … Continue reading
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