歌"Uta",means song!

If you say "sing a song"in Japanese, you can say "Uta-u".
Then,"wanna sing a song" is "Utai-tai".

Dennis, Toma and Danny(left to right) they are our guests. We went to a"Karaoke Box".
Danny sang some japanese pops (like Japanese Anime songs)
He finely knows songs that even we don't know.

祭“Matsuri”means festival!!

Hi,this is shimpei! Nice to see you again!

It's a really long time no see you(^^;

By the way, last weekend, it held a traditional fete in Asakusa area.

That's the annual big event that gather so many people from throughout not only Japan, but also overseas.

It is the most famous festival in Japan.

It is called SANJA-MATSURI.

Not "Matsui" who is playing ball in New York Yankees! You know?

Our guests, Monsieur Toma, also partisipated in this excitement.

He carried "MIKOSHI" portable shrine for two days!!!

He bought kind of uniform that is necessary for carring MIKOSHI.

He did it, though it was first time for him.

We are so pleased that he spent joyful time with Japanese "MATSURI".

If you are interested in this fete, you can enjoy with us next year!!!

Call us, JUYOH HOTEL, please(^0^)/