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Posted by: trainee
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Hi every guest in Sakura hotel Ikebukuro and Sakura Cafe !!
This is Kazuhiro writing!! When I work at the hotel, our guests often ask us which places they should go to in Ikebukuro.
Posted by: trainee (September 14, 2018 3:54 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: Manuel
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Despues de un verano muy caluroso y unos cuantos desastres naturales por todo el archipiélago japonés por fín se acaba ya el calor sofocante.
Les dejo a continuación las últimas fotos del verano y las primeras instantaneas de este otoño.
Festival de Bon Odori en Tsukiji (Tokio). El Bon Odori es un festival de danza tradicional japonés y se organizan en muchas ciudades en Japón entre julio y agosto.
Uno de los festivales de Bon Odori más grandes y conocidos es el que se celebra en el barrio de Tsukiji justo al lado del mercado de Pescados más grandes y famoso de todo el mundo.
El kakigōri es un postre japonés hecho de hielo raspado y aderezado con sirope.
En los meses de verano resulta muy refrescante y es común verlo en el menú de muchas cafeterías y restaurantes además de en puestos callejeros.
Posted by: Manuel (September 13, 2018 6:50 AM) | Permalink
Posted by: ai
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There are Three major chinatown in japan.
Yokohama, kobe and Nagasaki.
My home town is yokohama, so , I often visited chinatown when i was child :)
Posted by: ai (September 12, 2018 2:37 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: trainee
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Hello! Hey! Hai!
This is Staff Hanif.
I have a good news for myself. Actually I passed JLPT N1.
JLPT is Japanese-Language Proficiency test. The test has 5 levels. N1~ N5. N1 is the hardest level.
In Japan, jobs hunting and universities' entrance, you need at least N2.
Usually you can pass N2 just only study japanese for 1 years, but you need to work hard.
My JLPT N1 certificate
Posted by: trainee (September 11, 2018 9:00 AM) | Permalink
Posted by: Nanami
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Hello, This is Nanami from Sakura Hotel Ikebukuro.
Have you tried Japanese SAKE while your stay in Japan?
Posted by: Nanami (September 10, 2018 5:00 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: Rino
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Helloooooooooo
It's Rino from Sakura Hotel Ikebukuro.
I've visited some interesting cafe/restaurant lately, so i would like to share that this time.
You may have already seen it on Chikako's article.
I went to eat kakigoori at the exactly same place as her called "Himitsu do" in Yanaka.
There was a queue and took about 1 hour to have a seat.
i had strawberry with yogurt.
Posted by: Rino (September 9, 2018 3:49 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: Sumire
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I would like to share with you my trip story of South America.
On the way to take a trip around Central through South Ameria taking a with a local guide,
We passed through a border between Chile and Bolivia.
I was so impressed with very beautilful nature?surrounding such as a mountain and a river.
Posted by: Sumire (September 8, 2018 8:40 PM) | Permalink
Posted by: Kazu
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Whenever I trave abroad, I always go to local markets.
Because I can learn lots of things about the country like the culture, the food, the fashon, people's behavior, the way of buisiness etc. directly.
Here is my recommendation of the market in Tokyo.
Posted by: Kazu (September 7, 2018 9:24 AM) | Permalink
Posted by: ai
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How did you enjoy summer??
Have you tried "Suikawari"??
Suikawari is a watermelon splitting game often enjoyed in summer in Japan.
Posted by: ai (September 6, 2018 11:24 AM) | Permalink
Posted by: trainee
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Hello.
I'm trainee Ayako.
I was worked here as trainee 2 month ago.
I came back again here after I worked in Sakura hotel Hatagaya and Nippori.
Posted by: trainee (September 5, 2018 1:32 PM) | Permalink