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Kanagawa Tourism Association
Jan. 23, 2024
Kiyoken 'Selectable Ehomaki Series' Now on Sale!! Kiyoken Co., Ltd. will offer its unique 'Selectable Ehomaki Series' for a limited number of items on February 1 (Thursday), 2 (Friday), and 3 (Saturday), 2024. The lineup includes the "Kofuku Ehomaki" priced at 880 yen (tax included) and the "Shumai Ehofuman" priced at 400 yen (tax included). The lucky direction for 2024 is east-northeast. Do you prefer a classic roll or something different? Try making a wish with Kiyoken's selectable Ehomaki. "Kofuku Ehomaki" 880 yen (tax included) ※Sold at room temperature Contents (ingredients) 1. Sea bream soboro 2. Vinegared rice with scallops 3. Nanohana (rapeseed blossoms) 4. Sweet vinegar-pickled crab-flavored kamaboko 5. Sliced simmered bamboo shoots 6. Tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) 7. Ginger and kelp mix Size Length: approx. 18 cm Diameter: approx. 5 cm "Shumai Ehofuman" 400 yen (tax included) ※Sold at room temperature and frozen Each bun is carefully crafted to "wrap in good fortune." We recommend ordering early. Frozen versions are available via mail order and at some stores. Size Length: approx. 10 cm Diameter: approx. 4 cm
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Kanagawa Tourism Association
Jan. 23, 2024
[Zushi City] All About Zushi! Station Front Shopping Street Stamp Rally (Announcement) "I know the name Zushi, but what kind of town is it?" "When you think of Zushi, you think of the sea!" We’ve heard many comments like this, but the truth is... there are lots of charming shops!! Each shopping street has a completely different atmosphere, so you can feel the unique character of each one♪ From long-loved established shops to stylish cafes and boutiques, and so many dining and takeout options that you’ll be spoiled for choice, come and discover the distinctive hidden gems across Zushi’s six lively, energetic shopping streets♪ 1) Event period: Friday, January 5, 2024 – Wednesday, January 31, 2024 2) Event name: All About Zushi! Station Front Shopping Street Stamp Rally 3) Venue: The six shopping streets around JR Zushi Station → 3) Venue: The six shopping streets around JR Zushi Station (Ikeda Street, Nagisa Street, Shin-Zushi Street, Zushi Daishi Street, Yawata Street, Zushi Ginza Street; in no particular order) 4) Access: JR Zushi Station: about 60 minutes from Tokyo, about 30 minutes from Yokohama 5) Inquiries: Zushi City Tourism Association 6) Phone number: 046-873-1111
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Kanagawa Tourism Association
Jan. 23, 2024
Kiyoken “Irodori Chirashi Bento” Now on Sale!! –A colorful chirashi sushi that evokes the arrival of spring– Kiyoken Co., Ltd. will offer the limited-time Irodori Chirashi Bento (¥1,100, tax included) from Monday, January 15, 2024, through Sunday, April 7, 2024. This spring-ready bento features a showy chirashi sushi topped with colorful ingredients such as shredded kinshi tamago, shrimp, crab flakes, and yamaseri (mountain parsley). It also includes dressed spring vegetables like nanohana (rape blossoms) and bamboo shoot skin, plus a dessert of sakura-shaped hanamochi (flower rice cake). Why not welcome spring with Kiyoken’s Irodori Chirashi Bento? Name: Irodori Chirashi Bento Price: ¥1,100 (tax included) Sales period: From Monday, January 15, 2024, through Sunday, April 7, 2024 (scheduled)
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Isehara Tourism Association
Jan. 22, 2024
Isehara Flower Report January 22, 2024 Plum blossoms at Hinata Yakushi, Ugakubunko, and the General Sports Park …They are beginning to bloom. Plum trees across Isehara City are starting to flower. Perhaps due to the warm winter, they seem to be blooming earlier than usual. Their fragrance is lovely, and they let us feel the arrival of spring a little sooner. By the way, the wintersweet (roubai) also blooms this season with yellow flowers, but it belongs to the wintersweet family and is a different species from the rose-family plums. In any case, we look forward to seeing them in full bloom.
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  • Hyuga Yakushi Treasure Town
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開智国際日本語学校(Kaichi International School of Japanese)
Jan. 22, 2024
Have you heard of Myanmar rock-paper-scissors? In Myanmar’s version, players compete as the Tiger, the Police, or the Gun. The Tiger beats the Police but loses to the Gun. The Police lose to the Tiger but beat the Gun (because they can control it). The Gun loses to the Police but beats the Tiger. That’s the power relationship! 🐯👮‍♀️🔫 The photo on the left shows the Police pose, and the right shows the Tiger pose. At our school, students from Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Mongolia study together. The students get along very well across nationalities and show mutual respect for each other’s cultures 😊 They chat in Japanese in class, so their conversation skills improve.
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Kanagawa Tourism Association
Jan. 17, 2024
Tama Ward in Kawasaki City will host the 13th Tama Music Festival on Saturday, January 27, 2024, from 1:00 PM at the Tama Civic Hall on the 2nd floor and Restaurant Tama on the 11th floor of the Tama Ward General Government Building. The Tama Music Festival began in 2011 as a grassroots music event organized by local residents, part of Kawasaki City’s “City of Music, Kawasaki” initiative. The festival aims to provide a stage for musicians and groups active in Tama Ward and nearby areas to present their regular activities, and to create opportunities for residents to connect through a variety of music genres and engaging programs. Come and enjoy the Tama Music Festival, an event for everyone from children to adults, and start your 2024 music season here. The 13th Tama Music Festival The Tama Music Festival will feature three live shows and a range of programs. Note: One of the three live shows was already held on Sunday, December 17. Organizer: Tama Music Festival Executive Committee, Tama Ward Office Supported by: Steering Committee for Promoting the “City of Music, Kawasaki” Initiative ■ Tama Music Festival – Premium Concert – Date and Time: Saturday, January 27, 2024, starting at 1:00 PM (doors open 12:30 PM / scheduled to end at 5:30 PM) Venue: Tama Ward General Government Building, 2nd floor Tama Civic Hall and 11th floor Restaurant Tama Admission: Free Registration: Not required ■ Tama Music Festival – Atrium Live – Date and Time: Wednesday, January 24, 2024, starting at 12:00 PM (doors open 12:30 PM / scheduled to end at 1:00 PM) Venue: Tama Ward General Government Building, 1st floor Atrium Admission: Free Registration: Not required Performers: MOGURA / Lily Saxophone Quartet Special Programs ■ Local Coupon Program Show the Tama Music Festival program on the day at participating local shops to receive special discounts! ■ Community Chorus Program At the finale in the Tama Civic Hall on Saturday, January 27, all performers and audience members will join together in a large chorus. Let’s spread everyone’s singing voices throughout Tama Ward! (Song: SMAP “Sekai ni Hitotsu Dake no Hana” [The Only Flower in the World]) ■ 11th Floor Lottery Draw Try your luck at the lottery machine on the 11th floor of the Tama Ward General Government Building for a chance to win luxurious prizes! ■ Handmade Instrument Workshop Visit the 1st floor Atrium of the Tama Ward General Government Building on Saturday, January 27, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM to enjoy a simple and fun handmade instrument workshop. Note: Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis on the day. Numbered tickets will be distributed from 12:30 PM.
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開智国際日本語学校(Kaichi International School of Japanese)
Jan. 15, 2024
I went to Seilon Green, a Sri Lankan restaurant five minutes on foot from Hachioji Station, tucked behind Don Quijote. The building itself has a very unique shape that many say resembles a Minecraft Nether Fortress. I tried kottu, a Sri Lankan casual dish. Kottu is made by stir-frying wheat-based noodles with vegetables. It was a bit spicier than other Hachioji restaurants I’ve tried before, so the sweetness and fizz of the ginger beer (a Sri Lankan soft drink) felt refreshing in my mouth. With more Sri Lankan students enrolling at our school, I’m really happy to have a Sri Lankan restaurant in Hachioji. When I told the students I’d eaten there, they were very pleased. I plan to try another dish next time. 😊
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  • Japan
  • Life in Japan
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