Hi!
It has been REALLY HOT these days,
Looks like TSUYU has gone- and finally the SUMMER CAME!

Today, I want to introduce our
New coming up renovated apartment in Meguro-ku : )

Here is the plan:

5 min. walk from the Gakugeidaigaku station.
Right across the shopping street- perfect location!

Here are the pictures inside:

How do you think?

I’m pretty sure you’ll love it 🙂

Feel free to contact us for further information!

Thank you.

Hello!

Looks like TSUYU have went through,
and finally SUMMER HAS COME!

The temperature in Tokyo/Japan is becoming higher and higher
And it’s now over 30degrees!
Too hot to be outside the office…!!!

We went to our company trip last day,
With all our staff in the company.

We went to our hotel- BALLEGGS Learning Resorts.

伊東の完全貸切宿！最大６０名まで宿泊可！

It is located in ITO- in Shizuoka-ken.

We can enjoy…
1)ONSEN
My favorite part 🙂

2)KARAOKE
Enjoy the party!

3)Billiards
How about billiard game after your dinner?

4)Cooking –at a HUGE kitchen!
Cooking together with your friends should be a great memory too.

5)Theater room
Enjoy your favorite movie 🙂

ETC…

The best part that you can use the hotel with only your group!
There are no other customers other than you, you are the only customer on the day.

Feel free to contact us for further information!

Enjoy the Japanese Trip in BLR!

Hello!

How are you?
Hope you’re all fine as always : )!

It’s soon going to be July 7th… the TANABATA day : )

Tanabata is an event related to the STARS.
It is based on a story that only once a year, Hikoboshi and Orihime, the two lovers, would be allowed to meet each other at the shores of the heavenly river.
And that DAY they can meet each other is – July 7th.

Hikoboshi and Orihime were husband and wife.
They were so deeply in love with each other and started to NOT do their job/work.

That is a problem. Right?

So as a punishment, they were separated and only allowed to meet one once a year.

On the night of 7th July of every year, people write their wishes on colorful paper sheets and hang them on bamboo leaves.

That is how the TANABATA came a celebration in Japan !
(*Although there might be various theories.)

Have a sweet TANABATA night : )!

Thank you.

Hi!
It’s been really HOT these days.
The summer finally came to Japan!

Which means…
The TSUYU- rainy season has started too!

In Japan, the rainy season lasts from the beginning of June to mid-July.

We call the rainy season ‘tsuyu’, which literally means ‘plum rain’.
We call like this because it starts when plums are ripening.

When the TSUYU finished … the HOT HOT summer is going to come!
And will be the best season for swimming too : )!!! Can’t wait!

The rainy season might last for a little more,
But let’s enjoy the rainy TSUYU season too.

Thank you!

Hi!

Did you already check out our Instagram?

Check out the hot flat information + our latest update info from here!

ID: @balleggsglobal

 

 

We update our latest news, the recommend flat information, and other valuable information here every day! (Sorry, but we usually don’t on our holidays!)

You may get a chance to get the discount coupon if you inquire us from Instagram!

Follow us and grab the chance to get the discount!
Don’t miss it : )

Good evening 🙂

It was really a hot day today…
great day for viewing the apartments!

Today, I got this super lovely sweets from my customer who finished her contract this morning…!

It’s not that I’m happy because I got a really good sweets,
but I’m really happy because I got the feeling of
her satisfaction to the apartment,
her satisfaction to our service,
her full expectation to the new life in the new room/ new area,
and had her word of ‘Thank you’ to me, for the apartment we’ve found and the service she had.

These experience motivated us a lot- and we’ll always do our best searching our customers the BEST-FIT apartment and the area.

Looking forward helping search YOU a new place to start your new life :)!

Thank you.

Today is ‘Mother’s day’ in Japan.
It’s a date to how your respect and gratitude of your mother’s daily hard work.

‘Mother’s day’- which is becoming one of the world-common celebration day- came to Japan in the 1910’s, and became common in Japan in the 1950’s.

In 1947, the ‘Mother’s day’ was officially decided to be on the second Sunday of May in Japan.

We usually send gift to our mother- the most popular one is a red carnation.

But did you know that there are many more colors of carnation?
And they each has a meaning…
For example:
-Red: Love, love of mother
-Pink: Gratitude, thankful, warmth
-Purple: Elegance
-Blue: Eternity happiness, graceful

Hope this will help you in some way 🙂

Lastly, I’ll introduce my favorite word-
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It takes someone really brave to be a mother,
someone strong to raise a child
and someone special to love someone more than herself
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Have a lovely Mother’s day.

Hello!

Thank you very much for all your help and support as always.

Today, we want to inform you about our Golden Week holidays.

The office will be closed
【from May 3rd to May 5th】,
due to the national holidays in Japan: Golden week.

We will resume working from May 6th.

Apologies for any inconvenience it may cause,
thank you very much for your cooperation.

Thank you.

Hello!

How are you?

It have been Golden week in Japan,
Are you having a good holiday?

We are going to have our golden week holiday from tomorrow- 3rd to the 5th of May.
Please check out the here for the details!
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News

Do you know what ‘Golden Week’ is?
It’s the week where we have many public holidays- that sometimes it becomes a whole week off.

For this year, these are the main three public holidays:

①3rd : Kenpo Kinenbi— Constitution Memorial Day
→The date the current Constitution of Japan came into effect.

②4th: Midori no hi—Greenery day
→It’s a ‘Greenery day’- the date we should thank to the nature and all the ‘green’ around you, and enrich your mind and heart.(*It stems from the Emperor Showa’s birthday on April 29. The name “Greenery Day” was chosen to commemorate the Emperor Showa, who had profound knowledge of biology and botany. And in 2007, Greenery Day was moved to May 4th.

③5th: Kodomo no hi—Children’s Day
It’s a day to celebrate children’s happiness and to respect their personalities. The day was originally called “Tango no Sekku”, or Boy’s Festival. It was celebrated in order to wish the healthy growth of the boys in the family.

④6th: Saturday

⑤7th: Sunday

Hope this will help know MORE about Japan : )

We’ll resume working from the 6th, Saturday.

We all are looking forward to see you soon!

HELLO 

Do you know ZABUTON ?

It’s a cushion we use when we sit on the floor.

As you may know,
We Japanese used to sit on the floor, with a low table in the tatami living / dining room.

But if you sit directly on the floor…
That will hurt your legs, right?

So that is why we use ZABUTON- the cushion to sit on.

Also, it was one of the way to show our ‘OMOTENASHI’ too- when customers come to your house, we always took out the ZABUTON for them.

These days, the style of living changed to ‘Western-style’ and most of us use the table and a chair to sit and eat, and the room floor is flooring.

But it may be quite a good option to have a low table with ZABUTON, in a tatami room- you may feel the breeze of Japanese tradition.

Enjoy your life in Tokyo, Japan 