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Posted by: trainee
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Hi!!
This is Ryo writing from Sakura Hotel Ikebukuro.
I'm working as a trainee.
Actually I was working before 1 month here.
So, I'm back to this hotel.
Anyway, today I'm gonna write about "Lake Toya in Hokkaido".
In fact, I'm from Hokkaido.
Posted by: trainee (November 19, 2018 11:39 AM) | Permalink
Posted by: Sumire
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Hey, I would like to share with you about Japanese traditional things again for you!
last time I wrote about a food stall.(You can see my previous article)
https://www.sakura-hotel-ikebukuro.com/blog/2018/11/japanese_traditional_things_to_do.php
First topic is "vehicle".
As many forigners know that there is a bullet train called "shinkansen".
It began on octorber 1st 1964 which is nine days before the opening ceremony of the Tokyo olympics.
It has attracted attention from the world as the fastest train!
Normally the ticket is expensive but worth spending money, considering of time needed.
Posted by: Sumire (November 18, 2018 5:54 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: ai
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Have you tried Sakura Cafe Menu?
One of my favorite cuisine is "Lomo-Saltard" from Peru.
Posted by: ai (November 17, 2018 11:47 AM) | Permalink
Posted by: Rino
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You might have already heard about "MORI building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM by Teamlab" before.
Though 2 staff of Sakura already written about this, I want to write about it too because it was not just amazing but inspiring.
First of all, you definitely better get a ticket online in advance.
I've heard that depends on the day, you will be needed to wait about an hour even if you have a ticket already.
Posted by: Rino (November 16, 2018 5:28 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: trainee
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Chao!
How are you going? I'm OK.
Have you drink port wine? You know that mean??
Posted by: trainee (November 15, 2018 10:00 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: Nanami
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We will hold Mochi Tsuki Event in New Year 2019 again!!
Mochi means rice cake and Tsuki means to pound or hit.
Japanese has many new year traditionals,Mochi tsuki .being one of them.
Japanese believe that eating mocha will bring them good luck.
Posted by: Nanami (November 14, 2018 8:16 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: trainee
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Hello~ Hi~ Hey~
This is Hanif.
Sometimes, on my day off, usually I will go to a family restaurant nearby my house and I will stay there more than 3 hours.
Just for study Japanese while watching videos.
Posted by: trainee (November 13, 2018 12:00 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: Sumire
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Today I would like to share with you about Japanese traditional things which you might be interested in.
One day one of our guests asked me where food stall is. The guy wanted to have an experience he have never done in Japan before.
So I thought that here is a good opportunity to tell you like a foreigner the answer.
Posted by: Sumire (November 12, 2018 4:50 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: Manuel
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Vuelvo con una nueva entrada de este diario del staff de recpción del Sakura Hotel en Ikebukuro.
Como de costumbre voy a ir poniendo algunas fotos de cosas que he visto, comido por la zona estos días.
Las bolas de arroz rellenas llamadas Onirigi son como los bocadillos o los sandwiches occidentales, es la típica comida informal y puede estar relleno de casi cualquier cosa.
Mucha gente los prepara en su casa y se los lleva al trabajo, al colegio, de excursión, etc. Aunque también se venden en supermercados, en tiendas de comida para llevar e incluso en tiendas esecializadas en servir solamente Onigiris.
Se trata de una bola de arroz que en muchas ocasiones va envuelta por un trozo de alga nori como el que se usa para los maki-sushi y así lo puedes conjer por el lado de el alga y no mancharte las manos, pero dependiendo del relleno en ocasiones se prescinde de este envoltorio.
Los rellenos más típicos son el de ciruela encurtida Umeboshi, de atún, de atún con mayonesa, de huevas de salmón y de alga combu.
Estos que veis en la foto son de una tienda de Onigiris que hay dentro de la misma estación central de Tokio, se trata de su especialidad, Onigiris de tempura de gamba, y os puedo asegurar de que esta realmente buenos.
Las patatas fritas cubiertas con chocolate no es nada raro en Japón. Estas que veis en la foto son del tipo de patatas "Pringles" pero también están muy ricas, a mi me encantan.
Posted by: Manuel (November 11, 2018 11:45 AM) | Permalink
Posted by: Kazu
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Today, the international art event,DESGIN FESTA,
is going to be held at Tokyo Big Sight.
It's 48th since 1994
Posted by: Kazu (November 10, 2018 7:50 AM) | Permalink