Asakusa Diary - The Staff's Blog

Mick is leaving today. He can't bring Rirakkuma (Relaxing bear) with him, because there is no space left for Rirakkuma.

So sad... We have to be separated....ahhhh....

after a while...

He is already relaxing in our office lol
I hope Mick is not going to be stressed out after getting away from Rirrakuma.

Posted by: Ryoko (2010/03/12 18:43) | Permalink | Comment(2) | TrackBack(0)

This morning, Johrel told me that our guests went to Roppongi for clubbing
last night wearing these costume↓↓

At first, they were four but one of them who put on Winnie-the Pooh was separated...
Have you found a big yellowish drunk bear around Roppongi last night?

For your information,,,
They said that if you wear these costume, you'll become more attractive to women:P

Posted by: Yuri (2010/03/11 14:39) | Permalink | Comment(1) | TrackBack(0)

Our Ikemen (nice looking guy ) staff, Yuya is leaving soon.

He has been working with us for about 7 months as a night shift staff.

Though it is sad if we can't see you, we all hope your success in a new field!!
Good Luck☆and come to see us anytime;)

We gotta find another Ikemen now!!

Posted by: Yuri (2010/03/10 14:14) | Permalink | Comment(2) | TrackBack(0)

Sweeeeeeets!
I mean, their coming back;)

Jack and Johrel have just came back from abroad with many sweets!!

Jack was in Korea for more 2 weeks to attend his sister's wedding ceremony.
Yuri : How's your vacation?
Jack: I ate meats too much and don't want to have them for a while...

Johrel had stayed in Cebu island for a week after Tokyo marathon.
Yuri: You didn't get a suntan at all!
Johrel: I put on a heavy layer of sun block☆

By the way, this title sounds familiar ...
http://www.sakura-hostel.co.jp/blog/2009/07/tomo_is_back_to_the_real_life.html

Posted by: Yuri (2010/03/09 14:17) | Permalink | Comment(4) | TrackBack(0)

I am obsessed with Onion Rings!

Try this onion rings at Watami
(Watami is one of Japanese Izakaya = drinking bar)

This one is different from any other onion rings.
Why? This is much thicker like American onion rings,
and you can taste little bit of curry spice.
I think this is the best onion ring in Japan.
Even tho you are not that big fan, it's worth just trying!

What's your obsession?

Posted by: Ryoko (2010/03/08 09:52) | Permalink | Comment(2) | TrackBack(0)

Hi, How are you doing?
My name is Mai :-)
I started working here, SAKURA HOSTEL from March 1st.
I was in Philippines and United Arab Emirates before i came here.
I studied Hospitality service in my college therefore i decided to work at Hotel in U.A.E. then transfered to Philippines.
I came back from Philippine last Dec then i encountered this job. I'm happy to work at the accommodation again because i love to meet people from all over the world...

I'm glad to seeing you soon!

Thank you,

Mai

Posted by: Mai (2010/03/07 15:04) | Permalink | Comment(1) | TrackBack(0)

Kevin's first trial of peeling off the plastic wrapped Onigiri

Having a struggle time...
Don't mess up.

You made it! Omedetou!

Posted by: Ryoko (2010/03/06 14:28) | Permalink | Comment(2) | TrackBack(0)