When you think International, think Jarman. Supporting Japan's Smooth Transition into a more International Age
Have you ever heard of a serviced apartment in Tokyo? A serviced apartment is a fully furnished unit that can be rented for either a short or long-term stay and includes a range of amenities such as housekeeping, laundry facilities, Continue Reading
<<<IMPORTANT NOTICE>>> The spa/pools at Enoshima Island Spa will be closed until July 31 due to issues with the piping. The BengTeng spa and Yumemi will be open for treatments/massages and you can still enjoy the restaurants (Island Grill, Enoshima Continue Reading
by Vicki L. Beyer As my husband urges our car up the mountainside, I am lost in thought looking out the window at the scenery. It snowed overnight, so the roadside and the buildings we pass are all covered in Continue Reading
The Enoshima Cave Café is an oceanfront cave café open for a limited time only from November 5, 2016 to March 26, 2017 at Enoshima Island Spa. They are serving a variety of beverages, including beer, wine and cocktails, as Continue Reading
Although summer is usually the season for fireworks in Japan, the Fujisawa Enoshima Fireworks Festival breaks with the trend and is set to dazzle audiences this fall with more than 3,000 shots of colorful fireworks on October 15, 2016. Considering Continue Reading
Ruth’s fifth column, entitled “Magic Responses in Business English” has just been published in the web magazine Courrier Japon. In this installment, we look at traditional Japanese business culture, which sees supervisors checking on their staff regularly and asking them Continue Reading
Japan is very much a nation of foodies. However, one place where it can be argued that the Japanese are letting themselves down is in the organic and natural foods department. Most of us have come from countries where the majority of supermarkets Continue Reading