Monthly Archives: January 2018

it is great to start a day with this view with your coffee!

Hello Kids! Do you like to play Origami? Our Liberty Cove House concierge will play with you every Friday between 2 pm and 3 pm starting from February 9th! Please come to our concierge desk for sign up! (Liberty Cove … Continue reading →

Over 100 stores attends flea market around Dobuita area. It is just 10 mins walk from Liberty Cove House. You may spot a great bargain! When : February 10th & 11th  (10:00 to 18:00) Where : Dobuita Street For more … Continue reading →

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 →

The nature of spring varies depending on the region. Some onsen have cloudy white water, some are clear, and so on. People choose onsen according to the nature of the spring, the atmosphere of the onsen town, the hotels, etc. … Continue reading →

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 →

Most Japanese people love bathing in hot springs, called onsen. The custom of soaking in a bathtub is also very common at home and, in addition to that, Japan is a volcanic island with more than 2,000 hot spring resorts. … Continue reading →

Heavy snow is expected in Kanto area including Yokosuka. Please stay warm and walk carefully!

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 →

There are many restaurants in Japan that specialize in the various Nabe Style. However Nabe is the best home cooked dish. Having people over for nabe is a communal experience. You all work together and cook the food at the … Continue reading →