Year-end Party

Yeah, we had our early year-end party last week. It was held at Plum de Yume hotel. The place was awesome. Never been into a kind of place that instills a sense of nature. Now I know why it is one of our sacho's* favorite hotels here in Japan.

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The hotel is settled comfortably on the hills of Mie perfecture which is two hours away drive from Osaka. Whenever there is one, it is a perfect place for people to escape from the hustle and bustle life of the city. And I was fortunate enough of having the chance to experience the so-called lap of luxury for free weeee!!! hehehe...

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I will never forget my one-of-a-kind onsen ryokan* experience (Japanese hot spring public bath). I guess you guys have heard of this thing like bathing naked together with the other naked people while enjoying the water. I think that was it and never will try again hahaha....

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Hotel Lounge...

Before the party was officially started, our company president first talked about the past, the present and the plans for the company's future pero konti lang ang naintindihan ko nakalimutan atang may isa silang empleyadong dayuhan hehehe.

It's chow time! Sushi* was served while nabe* was heated up.

Nabe*, popular food in Japan during winter time. I love its oriental taste and it keeps my body warm. Parang may aphrodisiac ata yung pagkain hehehe...

......From left to right: The Company's VP, EO secretary, the President and me.


To sum it up, I really enjoyed the party. I did not have the chance to saunter along the place coz ' we arrived 6 pm in the hotel and left around 7 am the next day. Zannen desu ne*.

Sacho*- Company president.

Onsen Ryokan*- hot spring. Japanese are onsen addicts hehehe...

Nabe* (pronounced as NA-beh)- is the Japanese word for a pot or pan. But it also means a one-pot dish where several ingredients are cooked together in a broth.
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Zannen desu ne*- Japanese act or sound of sighing.