Monthly Archives: October 2014

Happy 1 year Anniversary to Liberty Cove House. We have been opened since 2013 November 1st and today is our 1 year anniversary. We would like to thank you all for supporting us! It has been a wonderful year thanks … Continue reading →

Happy Halloween! Until only recently, Japan never celebrated Halloween. And why would it? The nation honors the spirits of its ancestors in August, during the ancient Buddhist festival of O-bon, when ancestral spirits are said to revisit the family altars … Continue reading →

Over 2000 people are expected to participate in this walk down the west coast of Yokosuka. There are three courses with different start times, but all end up at Soliel Hill for a curry festival and local food fair. 19 … Continue reading →

Yokosuka Japane Maritime Self-Defence Force will be open on Sunday.　You can get inside of minesweeper and patrol vessel.　Also there is Taura station tunnel observation. For more information, please ask our Liberty Cove House concierge.

Autumun is the best season for art – this is Japanese common saying. Let’s enjoy Japanese poetry – Haiku Haiku is Japanese poetry comprising 17 syllables (five syllables in the first line, seven in the second and five in the … Continue reading →

We had very nice sunny weekend. Also it will be close to 78 degrees outside today!

The viewing of autumn leaves has been a popular activity in Japan for centuries and today draws large numbers of travelers to famous viewing spots both in the mountains and in the cities. Autumn leaves can be enjoyed in various … Continue reading →

Fall delicacy – this is Japanese expression of the food and flavors of Fall. What kind of food comes to mind when you think of Fall? It would be pumpkin pie ( I really love it but I have never … Continue reading →

Mikan is known as Japanese oranges or tangerines.   October 20th marks the first day of the season to enjoy all-you-can-eat style mikan picking within the beautiful, terraced orchard of Tsukuihama Tourist Farm. Located in the Miura Peninsula of Yokosuka … Continue reading →

A Stamp rally walk event in Yamate area. Participants dressed in costumes that collect stamps from seven Western-style houses, Yamate 68 ban-kan, YITC, Iwasaki Museum, Yokohama Doll Museum, America-yama park, and Yokohama Marine Tower will receive a prize! Many events … Continue reading →