News Vol.59
This is Ronnie, Ken and Dai of UR-Whitestone!!
1 week left till Christmas!!
Have you prepared your Christmas gift for your love ones? You still have time this weekend to buy some stuff to suprise and make them happy! Do not miss this chance!
Remember, this is the season of giving!
This would also be our last news letter for 2013. On behalf of Whitestone, I would like to thank everyone for supporting and reading our news letter! Thank you very much!
Have a wonderful Holidays everyone!
See you guys again next year!
☆UR Winter Campaign☆
Campaign Duration: Until March 31, 2014
● 1 Month Free Rent Campaign
First month rent gets free if you do not terminate the contract within a year.
http://www.ur-housing.com/whatnew/1568/
● 2 Months Deposit Campaign
Paying 2 months deposit instead of 3 months deposit.
● Deposit Installment Campaign
Paying only 1 month deposit when signing the contract and remaining to be paid in the next following year(s) by providing sufficient tax certificate.
☆Whitestone Winter Campaign☆
Extended!!!
Campaign Duration: Until March 31, 2014
※ Contract must be made within the campaign period
Earn up to 10,000 yen easily!!!
We offer two types of campaign. For more
details, please check the link below:
http://www.ur-housing.com/whatnew/1576/
Please contact us for more information:
03-6721-5076
info@ur-whitestone.com
www.ur-housing.com
☆INTERESTIN’ FACTs!!!☆
Osechi Ryori
While some people munch on KFC, rather
typical, on Christmas Holidays, Japanese
family prepare the tranditional New Year’s
cuisine, “Osechi ryori.”
The word “osechi” originally referred to
o-sechi, a season or significant period,
pointing to the first three days of the
New Year. Originally, it was a taboo to
use a hearth and cook meals during
these three days, as women did not cook
in the New Year.
If you haven’t tried, then we definitely
recommend you this time around! Osechi
are easily recognizable by their special boxes
called Jubako, which resemble a VERY nice,
luxurious bento boxes.
The dishes that make up Osechi may vary
in different regions or even by the families.
And each dish have a special meaning for
celebrating the New Year. For example:
◇ Ebi: skewered prawns cooked with sake
and soysauce. It symbolizes a wish for
a long-life, suggesting long beard and
best waist.
◇ Datemaki: sweet rolled omelette mixed
with fish paste or mashed shrimp. They
symbolized a wish for many auspicious
days to “roll” in to your life.
◇ Konbu: cooked seaweed. This food is
associated with Japanese word “yorokobu”
meaning “joy”.
◇ Kuromame: sweet black soybeans.
“mame” means “health”, symbolizing a
wish for health life the coming New Year.
Sounds great, right? Just thinking about eating
them will fill you not only your stomach but
also your heart with joy and excitement for the New Year 2014!
Why don’t you go get “osechi” for you and your family, or even try cooking it yourself & enjoy a
very Japanese style New Year!
For Osechi recipes: click “TRY OSECHI”
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