Have you ever been to Sangenjaya area?

You can go to Sangenjaya Station by Denentoshi line from Shibuya Station and it only takes 5mins!!

From the north exit of Sangenjaya station, you can see BIG ECHO which is one of the most popular Karaoke in Japan.

Also there are many restaurants, convenient stores, drug stores etc.

But .. my favorite place near Sangenjaya station is here!

This is Suzuran street and it is filled with restaurants and izakaya!

Please take a look at the houses and apartments near Sangenjaya station on our website!

CASA AREGLE A

CASA AREGLE B

CASA AREGLE C

SAGENJAYA

SANGENJAYA D

SANGENJAYA E
 

みなさんこんにちは、サクラハウス営業部カミサキです。

さて、FIFAワールドカップもベスト4が出そろって、いよいよ大詰めですね！

個人的にはスペインかオランダ、どちらかに初優勝してもらいたいと思ってます。

 

 

 

　　                 やっぱり、ビリャですよねー　( * * )→

 

 

 

 

サクラハウスもスペインで盛り上がりたい！！

 

って思ってたら、意外なところにありました。。

その名も、サクラハウス　「カッサ・アレグレ」。　　　これ。　↓

 

「カッサ」はスペイン語で家、「アレグレ」は幸せ。　直訳すると「幸福の家」

になるんでしょうか？

 

でもなぜそもそもスペイン語？　( ? _ ? )

スペイン好きの誰かが勝手に付けたのでしょうかね？　ふーむ。。

僕が知っている限りでは、以前から「カッサ・アレグレ」になっていましたね。

サクラハウスの人に聞いても答えは知らない、、、名前の由来が

不明なオモシロ物件です。

今度名前の由来の答えを聞いて、UPします。　m(｡･ε･｡)m　　

 

・・・・・・・スペインの国旗立てちゃおうかな！？

サクラハウスカッサアレグレA　http://www.sakura-house.com/jp/premise/casa_aregle_a.php

サクラハウスカッサアレグレB　http://www.sakura-house.com/jp/premise/casa_aregle_b.php

サクラハウスカッサアレグレC　http://www.sakura-house.com/jp/premise/casa_aregle_c.php

Went to Yebisu Beer Museum near Ebisu Station over the weekends and tasted some yummy beers :P

                

                 

Yebisu beer is so popular in Japan that Ebisu and Ebisu Station is named after it.

 

Introductory brochures are available in Chinese, English, Korean and of course, Japanese

If you choose to participate in the guided tour, you will be issued this tour card.

Tours are conducted on scheduled times and cost ￥500 per adult. It includes beer tasting at Yebisu Bar area at the end of the tour. However, the tour is conducted in Japanese.

Yebisu Bar

Various malts that are used to brew the beer

 

I feel happy now :)

 

Yebisu makes my day !

Around the Museum...

 

If you are looking to stay near this wonderful place, you can stay in Sakura House Ebisu which is conveniently located near to Ebisu Station and all other amenities spots!

Check them out! 

Sakura House Ebisu

Sakura House Ebisu B

Yesterday Christina and I got to design a flyer for the Japanese star festival Tanabata.

Tanabata  (七夕), meaning "the night of the seventh", is celebrated every 7th of July in Japan. This festival derived from the Chinese Star festival Qi Xi and was originally celebrated on the 7th day of the 7th month of the lunar calendar.

The Tanabata festival stemmed back to an old Chinese tale called Kikkoden. It says that the industrious weaver princess named Orihime and the hard-working cow herder prince named Hikoboshi fall in love with each other and forgot to do their work. As a result, Hikoboshi was banished to the other side of the big river (the Milky Way) by Orihime's father, the sky god.

The two lovers are seperate by the Milky Way and they are allowed to meet only once a year on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month - on Tanabata. It is believed that Orihime and Hikoboshi cannot meet each other, if the day is rainy because the big river becomes to wide and deep to cross. So people pray for good weather on Tanabata.

Furthermore it is a Japanese tradition to write wishes on tanzaku paper (colorful, small stripes of paper) and to hang them on bamboo branches on Tanabata.

Christina and I preparing tanzaku papers for the customers who want to write their wishes on it. After two hours of cutting papers Christina was making funny faces! I can tell you we had a lot of fun yesterday afternoon...

                              

...and here you can see more hard-working staff of Sakura House at the office in Shinjuku as well as the bamboo branches with the tanzaku at the office. 

                                                                                       The flyer Christina and I desiged.  

 

Inga and I were so excited to move to Sakura House Oomori and when we saw the two name tag holders on our door, we got so excited thinking it would be an AWESOME idea to put our Sakura House business cards in. This way, we can probably also scare the people on our floor and keep an eye on them for Taka who has to clean our common space. But we realized it was also a BAD idea because if there are people who you don't want them to know where your room is, THEY WILL FIND YOU!!!