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Monthly Archives: February 2017
The three great garden in Japan
Japanese gardens have evolved into a variety of styles, including karesansui, which are meditation gardens where white sand replaces water, and Zen gardens (Japanese rock gardens) that are used for various purposes. Garden design is an important Japanese art form … Continue reading
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Blowfish Dish
Fugu (blowfish) is in season from around the autumn to the spring equinox. However, winter is the best season to eat it. One reason is that many fugu dishes are served hot or in a soup. Japanese people love eating … Continue reading
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Prime Friday starts in Japan
What is Prime Friday? Starting Friday today, many workers in Japan will have a chance to start the weekend early. The Premium Friday campaign, launched by the government and business lobby Keidanren, calls on workers to leave the office at … 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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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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Sukajan Discount in Yokosuka
Japanese souvenir Jackets or more famously known as the “Sukajan” (Skajang/Skajan) It is said to have originated from Yokusuka in Kanagawa Prefecture where its name is thought to have come from – “Suka” from Yokosuka and “Jan” from the Japanese term … Continue reading
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Liberty House Yokosuka 2 bed room apartment available now
Liberty House Yokosuka 2bed room apartment is available now. This apartment is for long term tenants only. Minimum 1 year lease. If you are interested in, please contact more details at reservations@liberty-cove-house.com
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Plum Tree festival in Taura
Date: February 11th to March 12th Place: Taura Ume no Sato Over 2700 white and pink plum trees are blooming at Taura Ume no Sato. This area is official designated as ‘One of the Best flower spot in Kanagawa’. You … Continue reading
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Liberty House Yokosuka 2 bed room apartment available now
Liberty House Yokosuka 2bed room apartment is available now. This apartment is for long term tenants only. Minimum 1 year lease. If you are interested in, please contact more details at reservations@liberty-cove-house.com
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Kawazu Sakura blooms in Miura Kaigan
Sakura festival starts on February 10th and it will end March 10th. 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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