Hi, My name is Kon , I am still a trainee,trainee term will be over two weeks later, will be, may be('◇')ゞ

Before I come Sakura Hotel, I was a tourleader.

I have visited almost 70 countries.

I will write here one story about Hungary.

One day,I was leading a group with local guide at Budapest.

My guide is pointing a car and gave us an explanation about it.

Guide said us that car is maid from paper .

I was worried if that car run in the rain ,is it safe?

Probably it is safe , unnecessary worry????

KON

Posted by: trainee (August 17, 2019 1:26 PM) | Permalink

Hiya!

When traveling abroad, using coins handily isn't so easy, is it?

Since coins can not be changed to note,

bringing back some to your country would be nice though,

how do you handle if there're loads in your wallet?

Lately "Gashapon" aka capsule toys is getting popular among tourists

by using leftover coins, for their souvenirs :)

Many kinds of these vending machines are actually everywhere on streets in Japan,

and have already been set

even in the international airport, Haneda or Narita etc..

And world first's official shop of Gashapon, called

"Tokyo Gashapon Street"

is at Tokyo Station.

This shop has 100 kinds of gashapons available

and also set a panel guides you how to use by English, Chinese and Korean.

Leftover 200 or 300 yen in one time will entertain you so that you can get tiny souvenirs.

So let's try and find your favourite :D

See ya!

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Posted by: trainee (July 31, 2019 9:40 AM) | Permalink

Here's Ryo the staff at Sakura Hostel Asakusa

We welcome international GROUP reservation!
We can be prepared for your visit with great experience!

I'D like to introduce our group guests who staed with us at sakura Hostel Asakusa

From United states of America!

From United states of America!

From France!

From France!

From France!

Thank you for giving us the great chance to meet you & thank you for choosing Sakura Hostel Asakusa for your stay this time in Tokyo.
I hope to see again some day in the future.

For guests or travel agents looking to make a group reservation,

Please feel free to ask us if you have any further questions or concerns!

Ryo

Posted by: Ryo (July 30, 2019 2:47 PM) | Permalink

Hello everyone !



This is Tada from Sakura Hostel Asakusa.




We are going to hold lots of local tours and activities every month.
Please check them out what we did.


We've been to the Matsuchiyama Shrine
located nearby the hostel.



I went several times as I was walking around and each time I saw new things.
It is part of Asakusa and a must see when you are here.






I have always wanted to do local event and I highly recommend crossing this off your bucket list.
Shrine or temple is a must see when visiting Asakusa.





We're going to visit some local shrine or temple in Asakusa.
If you want to know real local attractions, the best way is to ask local people.

We're going to visit some local shrine or temple in Asakusa.
If you want to know real local attractions, the best way is to ask local people.

We offer the walking tour to introduce recommendable spots of the local people for you.
It might be good chance to know the place where you will stay.






Let's have a fun with us !

Posted by: Tada (July 29, 2019 4:00 AM) | Permalink

How are you doing all?
This is YUKI from Sakura Hostel Asakusa.
Today, I am going talk about THE HAKONE OPEN-AIR MUSEUM.
I have been there a few time because there are a number of interesting statues.
Even if you do not know about arts or statues, you will able to enjoy this place for sure.

Look at this picture.

Can you find a statue that lay down on the grass?
I don't understand why the artist made this, but I do not care because I like the statue a lot.

What about this?

I have no idea what this one is.

My favorite statue is this.



This is so weird, but I like it.

I recommend this place if you want to see more weird statues.

Posted by: Yuki (July 20, 2019 10:36 PM) | Permalink

Hi ya!

When travelling, how do you spend your time?

Checking in earlier at least 1 or 2 hour is necessary to board you know,

And then?

Just to take a seat for wifi till boarding??

Informed there're loads of places to fun, especially at Tokyo International Airport

a.k.a. Haneda Airport where I recently droped in to travel:)

The international terminal opened October 2010 invites you to drop in

EDO KO-JI on 4th floor and TOKYO POP TOWN on 5th floor.

TOKYO POP TOWN on 5th offers you to purchase many Japanese toys or snacks

for souvenirs as if you're walking a town in Tokyo.

And you also can walk "Haneda Nihonbashi" modeled on

"Nihonbashi" in Tokyo, where used to be a main departure place for travel at Edo period.

Nice to see and walk this kind of wooden bridge in the airport, isn't it? :D

And 4th floor, EDO KO-JI desigened as a street of Edo

stands loads of Japanese restaurents like Ramen, Sushi, Udon, Oden etc. side by side

as well as souvenir shops.

Served a quite good dishes will def satisfy you as your last meal in Japan before departure.

Just even walking around would be fun.

So if you'd catch a flight from Haneda Airport.

why wouldn't you arrive there much earlier than usual?

Would entertain you :)

See ya!

Posted by: Aki (July 15, 2019 4:31 PM) | Permalink

Hello everyone !


This is Tada from Sakura Hostel Asakusa.


I've been to the yokohama stadium for enjoy the Japanese baseball game !


Went to the Yokohama DeNA Baystars vs Hiroshima Toyo Carp


game was pretty impressed with the venue.



I attended a Baystars game at yokohama stadium in Kanagawa prefecture.
The tickets were a reasonable price and the atmosphere was great.







I've been to a number of baseball stadiums and yokohama stadium is my favorite.
It's a great experience for someone who has never been to a baseball game before.







There is no better way to spend a few hours than at a baseball game.
The Baystars are doing good there is no better place to watch them than at yokohama stadium.







It's even more enjoyable lately since the Baystars have been winning !
The stadium itself is just breath taking.







This is my favorite stadium regardless if the Baystars are winning or not.
All of the various different foods available make for a brilliant day out.







There is plenty of places to get food and it's pretty easy to find your way around and find your seats.
Good selection of food and the seats all had good views of the stadium.







If you're thinking of catching a baseball game, I'd highly recommend doing it at yokohama stadium.
If you come to Tokyo, you have to come here !











Keep your glove ready !

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Posted by: trainee (June 20, 2019 1:16 PM) | Permalink

(En)Hello evryone! This is a trainee, Natsumi who has worked at Sakura Hotel for about 3 months

and I will work at Asakusa for 2 weeks!

(fr)Bonjour tout le monde! Je m'appelle Natsumi, qui ai travaillé à Sakura Hotel pendant 3 mois

et je vais travailler ici à Asakusa pour 2 semaines!

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