Monthly Archives: September 2016

We have two 2 bed-room type and three 1 bed-room type apartments are available. These apartments are for long term – minimum contract is one year. (If you are looking for short term contract, please contact us for details) Price … Continue reading →

Enoshima Jinjya (Jinjya is a shinto shrine, it’s a ‘place for god’ ) is in Enoshima Island. The shrine is dedicated to the worship of the Kami (god) Benten. Benten is the goddess of wealth.   Now a lot of … Continue reading →

Enoshima is one famous tourist spot in Japan and it is located very close to our serviced apartment, Liberty Cove House. It is one of the best place to go for one-day trip. Enoshima is a small island at the … Continue reading →

If you make a plan to spend nice time on your day-off in Yokosuka, there is nice place to visit with big appetite – Yokosuka Port Market   This is a farmer’s market in Yokosuka that sells local foods such … Continue reading →

Japanese people enjoy outside during fall season. We have a lot sunny days and nice and breeze outside. Umikaze park – translation in English is ‘Sea Breeze Park’. As the name implies, the park is located just right on Tokyo-Bay. … Continue reading →

We have one 2 bed-room type and three 1 bed-room type apartments are available. These apartments are for long term – minimum contract is one year. (If you are looking for short term contract, please contact us for details) Price … Continue reading →

In Japan, the day that falls on the autumnal equinox is called shubun-no-hi and it is national holiday in Japan. Autumnal Equinox Day also fall on the central day of a seven-day Buddhist memorial service called higan. Many Japanese people … Continue reading →

One popular Mall in Yokosuka would be Aeon Mall, it is just 5 mins walk from Liberty Cove House. There is another mall, too. It is called Nojima Mall. I have seen some of our tenants walk up there, it … Continue reading →

Otsukimi is a seasonal festival to enjoy the moon in the middle of autumnal month of old lunar calendar. The full moon around this season is considered particularly beautiful, as crisper, bracing air comes along and the heat of summer … Continue reading →

Today is ‘Respect for Aged Day’ – its national holiday in Japan. It is a day to express respect for older people, to thank them for their contributions to society over many years, and to celebrate their longevity!