2009/06/28

Sunset from Seto Inland Sea

Hello
I went to see the sunset from KURE PORT PIA PARK.
It's about 30mins. by JR train from Hiroshima station
and it's right in front
of the station.

However, at that time it was kind of cloudy.
First it was okay but...


It hid in the cloud just as I thought...



But still, it was really nice.

2009/06/13

Kumi's recommendation

Today I'd like to recommend a sweets from Miyajima called
"Age Momiji". Which means "Fried Momiji".


Momiji Manju is our local sweets from Miyajima. (top picture)


If you fry this, it's called Age Momiji.
It's really delicious!!

You can get these in Miyajima Island or near the ferry terminal.
I often go to the one in the Island.

Once you eat it, you'll never forget this taste!

2009/06/08

YUKATA FESTIVAL is over!


Even though it rained so hard on the 2nd day, still many people were in this festival.

We put on yukata on the last day of Yukata Festival.

I hope our guests enjoyed it!









This is the back side of yukata.

There are many ways to tie Obi.







Yukata is summer Kimono.
You can buy it really cheap.
Maybe from \2000 !!




Let's go to the new baseball studium!

Hi ! how are you?

It has been humid recently which is too bad...
But this means,Sammar is coming soon;) I can't wait!




A couple of days ado," 2 of our staff went to the new baseball studium with one of our regular guest (Tada san) and his friend .
It was my first time going there.
We watched the game from `COCA COLA seats' We had some food and drinks that we could bring to the table like a party.


(Tada san & Hiromi chan)


(COCA COLA seats)





We bougt some carp doughnuts , but they didn't taste great .
It was fun to eat anyway.




The day was sooo fun.
The carps (Hiroshima) defeated the Lions (Saitama) by a score of 7 to 4 .
It was a good game!!

2009/06/03

YUKATA FESTIVAL is coming this weekend!!



Why don't you vist to hiroshima??


Yukata de kinsai main events

Friday June 5

  • Shareo 13:00-20:00
    Have a go at making maccha green tea and learn about yukata. Get your hair and make up done too.

  • Hon-dori parade
    Yukata parade down the shopping arcade with a giant lantern

  • Chuo-dori 19:30-21:15 Yukata de odorinsai
    Japanese dances from around the prefecture and a chance for everyone to get involved (Send a fax (082-245-1899) or call (082-245-1448) Yukata de kinsai Office ahead of time (before May 31) and get a free gift

  • Shintenchi-koen 19:00-21:30
    The classic japanese songs crackling out of the PA on the central tower and street stalls in Shintenchi-koen make this feel much more like a local festival of days gone by than the maddness just a few meters away on Chuo-dori. The local groups dancing welcome anyone to join in. Great fun and our recommendation if you are heading down to the festival with kids.
Saturday June 6
  • Shareo 13:00-20:00
    Have a go at making maccha green tea and learn about yukata. Get your hair and make up done too.

  • Fukuromachi-koen 16:00-16:40
    Family friendly yukata fashion contest

  • Chuo-dori 19:30-21:15 Yukata de odorinsai
    Japanese dances from around the prefecture and a chance for everyone to get involved (Send a fax (082-245-1899) or call (082-245-1448) Yukata de kinsai Office ahead of time (before May 31) and get a free gift.

  • Shintenchi-koen 19:00-21:30
    The classic japanese songs crackling out of the PA on the central tower and street stalls in Shintenchi-koen make this feel much more like a local festival of days gone by than the maddness just a few meters away on Chuo-dori. The local groups dancing welcome anyone to join in. Great fun and our recommendation if you are heading down to the festival with kids.
Sunday June 7
  • Chuo-dori 19:30-21:15 Yukata de odorinsai
    Japanese dances from around the prefecture and a chance for everyone to get involved (Send a fax (082-245-1899) or call (082-245-1448) Yukata de kinsai Office ahead of time (before May 31) and get a free gift.

  • Shintenchi-koen 19:00-21:30
    The classic japanese songs crackling out of the PA on the central tower and street stalls in Shintenchi-koen make this feel much more like a local festival of days gone by than the maddness just a few meters away on Chuo-dori. The local groups dancing welcome anyone to join in. Great fun and our recommendation if you are heading down to the festival with kids.