Japanese daycare near me: cherry blossom school

cherry blossom school

Japanese

Immersion

School

Safe, best-in-class,

educational and

childcare services

Learn Japanese language

and culture

Playing is learning

a private

safe and secure

natural setting

new padded

outdoor playground

Learning activities

everyday

Fun activities!

We are family

centered childcare

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ABOUT US

Cherry Blossom School provide balanced Japanese immersion childcare curriculum with a focus on cultural, social and physical development. Our mission is to develop a sustainable childcare program whose primary goal is to exceed every parent’s expectations by providing safe, best-in-class, educational and childcare services for small children.  We are a family child care and we believe in family centered approach that we care for children and their families in family like environment. We work together with the parents to build the optimal learning environment for children.

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CURRICULUM

The children at Cherry Blossom School are spending their time in a multicultural setting in order to develop a sense of respect and appreciation for other cultures and people. In addition to learning in Japanese, children have the opportunity to learn Japanese by songs, games and culture. We teach reading and writing Hiragana and Katakana for preschool aged children. The children are encouraged to be independent and learn important skills such as socializing, sharing, and toilet training as well as Japanese language. We promote early literacy with activities and book reading.

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Cherry Blossom School offers childcare and a Japanese immersion language program for children from the ages of 2 years old to 6 years old. Normal operating hours are 8:30 a.m to 5:30 p.m, Monday through Friday.

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日本語と英語を取り入れた保育カリキュラムで、様々な文化に触れながら、思いやりや感謝の気持ちを忘れない社会性を育んでいきます。のびのびと育つ環境を提供し、子どもの主体的な活動を見守り、子どもが自分で考え、コミュニケーションができるようサポートする。自由な雰囲気の中で子ども達それぞれの意思や個性を尊重しつつ、表現力やコミュニケーション能力、探求心を育み、安心して自己を発揮できる環境を提供していきます。又、保護者が安心して子育てと仕事が両立できるよう連携を強め、地域の子育て支援の拠点となるよう努めます。

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Japanese-Speaking Child Care

Most recent reviews for local Japanese-speaking child care

Yumi O.

I had a very good experience having Yumi take care of my 16 month old daughter. She was on time, which is very important. She instantly connected with my daughter, and stiuck to the preferences (such as no watching TV, etc) that I had told her prior to starting the first day with my daughter. Mydaughter was in a great mood after spending time with Yumi. You can tell that she is very experienced- i.e., she is firm but caring. She is a native speaker of Japanese, which is a plus for me given that I am trying to raise my daughter English/Japanese bilingual. I have no hesitation in hiring her again in the near future….

– Nobuko K.

Chie T.

I have known her for over 7 years now as a trusted friend, and Chie is absolutely great person. She has raised 3 children and experienced working at a child care facility and after school care program. She is well trained, knowledgeable and attentive. The last but not least, she loves children!! Ihighly recommend her for caring your children….

– Masami M.

Nodoka M.

She was great with the kids. She was even able to get both kids in bed on time, which is a task! Would definitely recommend.

– Candace J.

Michiyo T.

Michi is a great sitter! She is so attentive and patient with my toddler! She plays with her and does not just plop her in front of the TV, she is actually very engaged with my little one! Looking forward to keeping her as a regular sitter for our family, she is truly such a great person and sitter,full over energy!…

– Kymberly F.

Claire H.

Claire was kind and gentle with my (unusually) shy little dude and was patient while he warmed up to her. She is at ease with children and is intuitive and proactive. Would hire again!

– Jennifer J.

Japanese-speaking child care near me

Yumi O.

San Diego, CA

$15-30/hr • 10 yrs exp

Date Night Baby Sitter Or Japanese Tutoring

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I am looking for a babysitter job during at night. I currently work as a kindergarten teacher ‘s assistant at Charter School in La Mesa district. I work in a Japanese school every Saturday in San Diego. I have a kindergarten teacher license and 10 years experience in Japan. After immigrating inCalifornia in 2001, I attended Early Childhood Education and received a new Certificate in 2017. I speak Japanese, it is my main language. If you are interested in Japanese, I will gladly speak, sing and read your child. I prefer to take care of your children at my house, but it’s okay for me even at your house….

Yumi can also help with: Travel, Carpooling

Recent review:

I had a very good experience having Yumi take care of my 16 month old daughter. She was on time, which is very important. She instantly connected with my daughter, and stiuck to the preferences (such as nowatching TV, etc) that I had told her prior to starting the first day with my daughter. My daughter was in a great mood after spending time with Yumi. You can tell that she is very experienced- i.e., she is firm but caring. She is a native speaker of Japanese, which is a plus for me given that I am trying to raise my daughter English/Japanese bilingual. I have no hesitation in hiring her again in the near future….

Reviewed by Nobuko K.

Chie T.

Virginia Beach, VA

$10-15/hr • 10 yrs exp

Japanese Love & Care (Nanny, Babysitter, Japanese Tutor)

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preschool 0-2Years old/2 years experience
before & after school program 6 months
I have own three boys who 13, 12 and 11 years old.

Recent review:

I have known her for over 7 years now as a trusted friend, and Chie is absolutely great person. She has raised 3 children and experienced working at a child care facility and after school care program. She iswell trained, knowledgeable and attentive. The last but not least, she loves children!! I highly recommend her for caring your children….

Reviewed by Masami M.

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I graduated from nursing school in Japan in 2007. I worked at a hospital as a nurse until 2010. After that I married and had 2 children of my own. I moved to the US in 2012 and continued my career as a stay-at-home mom. I am fluent in both Japanese and English. I prefer to watch children at my homebecause of my children. I am flexible depending on the situation. Since starting nannying I have cared for up to two children in addition to my own. I have done full day sitting from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. I have traveled to other homes for evening sitting or “date night” sitting. I also have had multiple day sitting / over night stays up to 3 days/2night during the week to accommodate single mom on business trips. I do have my own transportation and can accommodate up to 4 child seats in my SUV. Feel free to contact me about your needs and we can discuss my flexibility to meet your requirements.(I have own baby car seat/toddler car seat also have a lot of book and toys for baby and toddler….

Nodoka can also help with: Carpooling, Light cleaning

Recent review:

She was great with the kids. She was even able to get both kids in bed on time, which is a task! Would definitely recommend.

Reviewed by Candace J.

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I enjoy creating wonderful memories with the children and families I am lucky to care for. Making sure a child is paid attention to and feels fully cared for and loved is very important to me. I really value understanding child psychology, early childhood education, and childhood development andspend my free time studying these areas of knowledge. In my undergraduate studies, I spent time studying anthropology and social work because understanding people is something I’m deeply passionate about, particularly youth. I’ve been working as a childcare provider for over 10 years, for many families, and have committed to families for years at a time. I tend to work under a “no screens” policy because I find that my time on the clock is best spent nurturing your child with my full attention. Typically I like to share my passion for the outdoors and nature with children, playing games and activating their imaginations. I am fluent in three languages and am happy to share this when working. …

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Hello, my name is Ruby. I am very energetic and VERY active. I am the oldest out of 5 kids in my family. I have taken care of my 4 siblings everyday when my parents are working. (daytime and overnight) I love taking care of babies and children. I love dogs and I don’t mind taking them out for walks.I love being outdoors and nature. I’m adventurous. I love to read and draw. I currently have 2 jobs but I can work around my schedule if needed. I have graduate in 2016. I have my CPR card. I am currently studying Japanese language. Going for EMT in the future; due to COVID, I have to put school on hold for now.
Completely Pfizer Vaccinated….

Ruby can also help with: Travel, Carpooling, Light cleaning

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I have over 15 years of experience providing childcare for infants and children. I worked as a hotel babysitter and had frequent return guests/clients.

Recent review:

Michi is a great sitter! She is so attentive and patient with my toddler! She plays with her and does not just plop her in front of the TV, she is actually very engaged with my little one! Looking forward tokeeping her as a regular sitter for our family, she is truly such a great person and sitter, full over energy!. ..

Reviewed by Kymberly F.

Claire H.

Atlanta, GA

$20-20/hr • 4 yrs exp

Fun, Nurturing, And Flexible Caretaker/nanny!

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Hi, my name is Claire. I was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan. Since then, I’ve been living in Daly City, California. I have lots of experience working with babies and kids, from babysitting for 3 families, as well as I worked at a daycare (6 months to 5 years old) in Japan every summer for 4 yearsand I also volunteered at two elementary schools. I am currently working as a pre-k/ kindergarten teacher at a summer camp on the weekdays. I have experience helping kids with their schoolwork or just to play with them and keep them company. I am here to make your lives’ easier so don’t hesitate to ask for anything 🙂 I also do have my own car and my driver’s license so transportation is not a problem. Very excited to meet you!…

Claire can also help with: Light cleaning, Travel

Recent review:

Claire was kind and gentle with my (unusually) shy little dude and was patient while he warmed up to her. She is at ease with children and is intuitive and proactive. Would hire again!

Reviewed by Jennifer J.

Claire N.

Sewanee, TN

$19-50/hr • 10 yrs exp

Special Education Teacher Seeking Occasional Babysitting

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*****I am vaccinated and take COVID precautions seriously. I am looking to work with families who also do****** I began babysitting in 7th grade and have continued to since. My first family had a toddler and baby. I have since worked for families with 1-5 children locally and as a nanny out ofstate. Post college graduation I spent a year working in a nursery school in Okayama, Japan and as a Kindergarten teacher in Jefferson County. Then I work in Shelby County as a 2nd and 3rd grade resource special education teacher. I’m now taking a break from teaching and doing a bit of traveling around the NE….

Claire can also help with: Light cleaning, Travel, Carpooling, Grocery shopping

Recent review:

Claire was fabulous with our infant. She kept him from 5-11 months for 20-40 hours per week and I’d hire her again tomorrow! She was caring, communicative, and clearly loves children. She’s exactly what youwant in a caregiver. She is good about following guidelines that you set (food introductions, daily schedules, no screen time, etc.) and makes an effort to get children outside. I highly recommend her!…

Reviewed by Molly S.

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Hey there! I have 15+ years with
childcare experience in both
daycare and nanny/babysitting
setting. I have experience with Montessori learning style but above all I believe win supporting the parents on their parenting style. I would love to chat with
you about how I can help your
family.
I planage appropriate activities for the kids, meals, outings as long as parents are comfortable with it.
I’m open to a full time, preferably long term position. I’m looking for a family that values the work and effort I put into making their little ones happy.
I’m looking for a position that offers W2, PTO, sick days, paid holidays and guaranteed hours. …

Luana can also help with: Carpooling, Grocery shopping, Light cleaning, Travel

Recent review:

She is a baby whisperer!!!! She helped me learn how to get my newborn to sleep during the night!! She’s fantastic and very friendly!

Reviewed by Teri D.

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I’m 35 y/o, married and living close to Silver Spring downtown, Maryland. I enjoy teaching, I’m a preschool teacher.
I’m a responsible, fun, organized and respectful person. I have 15 years of experience working with children from the ages of infants to school age. I’ve worked before as a nanny andin family childcares (day cares) and centers too. I’m open for short term, long term either part time or full time, babysitting jobs too.
I like to go study classes about early child development. I like helping kids, help with their skills and motivate them to grow and learn. I like doing crafts, art projects and it makes me very happy to teach kids that they can be creative and have fun learning while making crafts!
I love taking care of children, and help them to grow and nurture every stage of their development and all together enjoy their milestones!
I speak Spanish and English.
I have CPR, first aid certificate, and CDA.
Hope to hear from you! Feel free to ask anything!…

Recent review:

Estefania cared for our 18mo twin girls for several months as our summer nanny. The girls warmed up to her immediately and within a few days were hugging and kissing her when she came in the door. She has agentle, engaging care giving style and spends a lot of time playing with them outdoors at the playground and in our yard. We are very happy that she speaks to them often in both English and Spanish, which taught them new words, improved their comprehension and ability to follow instructions. She also established helpful routines like washing their hands and putting on sunscreen. We were very happy working with Estefania and recommend her enthusiastically!…

Reviewed by Kathryn G.

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I am a grandmother of three children. I have two grown daughters. I have been taking care of children for the past nine years and love it because I can relive the time I had with my own children. I have
owned two business. I have a degree in Japanese Floral Design and taught it in the BaltimoreCounty School system (Adult Education) for six years. I am a retired Make-Up Artist. I would love the
opportunity to take care of your children. Look forward to hearing from you….

Recent review:

Robyn worked for us for about 16 months. We really enjoyed having her look after our girls. She helped potty train our then 3 year old. She helped get our oldest on and off the bus for preschool andkindergarten this year. She helped me around the house and with the girls’ laundry. She worked with our youngest on the alphabet and number. Robyn loved doing crafts, listening to music, and reading to our girls. We really enjoyed the time we spent with Robyn….

Reviewed by Allison W.

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Caring for children and having an impact on their growth and development is something I truly enjoy and pride myself in being a natural at. In addition to providing a nurturing environment, I will happily embrace any educational assistance as requested. I work to combine a day of play time thatinvolves indoor activities (card & board games, arts & crafts projects, toys, etc.) and outdoor (kicking/throwing balls, bike riding, taking walks, swimming, playgrounds, etc.) fun! I also love to cook for any hungry kiddos while in my care.
I taught English in Japan and South Korea years ago and truly enjoyed working with children of all ages.
My recent experience has been with newborns, toddlers and elementary school-aged children – ages 7, 8 & 9.
Tidying up the kids toys, etc. and cleaning the kitchen is a given. I am a natural cleaner, so a mess is not something you will experience with me as your nanny….

Recent review:

Isa has been such a blessing. She’s punctual, dependable, kind, helpful, and goes out of her way to accommodate your schedule. She’s great with kids and will help around the house without having to ask her. Iwill continue using Isa because she’s amazing!…

Reviewed by Savannah S.

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I grew up in Japan as the child of a missionary couple and moved to the States in 2021.
So, I don’t have any experience as a babysitter as a job still, but I have a 12yo and 2 months old, so I have experience raising children.
I can help with Light Housekeeping and Grocery Shopping.
I will stick tothe rules of your family and take care of your children safely and happily with love.
I work at coffee shop part-time in the morning.
That’s why my availability hours are limited, but there are things I can do on a temporary basis other than the posted hours, so please feel free to consult with me.
I’m a Japanese American so I can teach Japanese! (If you want)
If necessary, it is possible to take easy care of the pet at the same time. like walking the dog (with children), feeding, etc….

Sarah can also help with: Light cleaning, Grocery shopping

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I have been a RN for 42 years, having mostly worked in the critical care field. I have over 10 years of experience caring for children as I raised a daughter and a son. Recently, I have been babysitting a 15 month of girl. I can help with Light Housekeeping, Laundry and errands. I have a veryreliable car, an excellent driving record and years of experience picking my kids up from school and taking them to after school activities. I also have experience tutoring kids from elementary school through high school in English and Literature. I can cook Japanese food and teach popular Japanese phrases to children….

Carol can also help with: Light cleaning, Carpooling, Travel

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I have 3 years of experience and have helped to raise my younger siblings and family members. I am bilingual in English and Japanese and can help in both languages. As well as beginner level ASL. I can cook, clean, and run errands. I am willing to learn new family recipes and learn my way aroundyour lifestyles. I love to make arts and crafts activities, play board games, and play outside. I am also fairly decent at playing video games (Nintendo Switch, Wii Games, etc.). I have been CPR & First Aid certified for the last five years. I will always make the greatest effort to keep everyone safe and having fun!
A little about me: I enjoy cooking, baking, and reading. I am currently a Speech-Language Pathology major at a local University and volunteer at an early intervention speech clinic. I like to hike, spend time at the beach, and travel on my free time.
I look forward to meeting you and your kiddos!…

Sari can also help with: Light cleaning, Grocery shopping, Travel

Recent review:

Sari is AMAZING!! She babysat for my 8 year old for three nights while I was at a conference. She was fun, entertained him, prompt and the BEST! He loved her and said spending time with her was one of hishighlights from the entire trip. If we were to come again, I’d hire her in a minute. She’s a GEM!…

Reviewed by Kim P.

Tiffany F.

Menlo Park, CA

$23-25/hr • 10 yrs exp

Part-Time Morning Nanny Available For Nanny Share; My Child And Yours.

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Hi. My name is Tiffany and I’m a Nanny/mother of a 8-year-old girl. When I am a caregiver, I not only take care of the child, but I help with their development to become stronger, wiser, independent adults for their future. I will observe, take notes, put on a schedule, and ask questions. I am amother who is extremely patient, flexible, motivated, outgoing, and will get things done, along with multitasking. I have 15 years and more experience with all ages; 3-month-olds to 11 years old, 24 units of Child Development college credits, EMSA certified and trained CPR/First Aid and EMSA Health & Safety Pediatric classes. I’ve worked at YMCA as an attendant for 5 years, a Japanese Bilingual preschool, and with families the past 7 years….

Tiffany can also help with: Carpooling, Light cleaning

Recent review:

Tiffany was amazing with my 1yr old son who is special needs. She is very calm and patient. She was able to give my son his medication at the right time without reminders and was able to handle my sons feedingpump very well. I would definitely recommend her to anyone, especially for a child with disabilities. …

Reviewed by Samantha A.

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Greetings! My name is Ryoko. I speak English, Mandarin and Japanese fluently and I LOVE caring for little ones. I have two beautiful twin girls that are in junior high school.
I have lots of experience caring for infants, toddlers and elementary school children. I am available Mon-Thurs 07:00 a.m.to 05:00 p.m. and some Fridays.
I have a spacious home with plenty of room for kiddos to play, learn, and relax in. When the weather is nice, I have a large back yard complete with a veggie garden, fruit trees, swing set, slide, and play house.
My reviews will show you the positive experiences other parents and their children have had working with me.
I am looking forward to meeting your little one(s)! :)…

Recent review:

Ryoko helped me take care of my son since he was 4 months old until he was 4 years old because he started preschool. I work long hours and I am at peace when I’m at work knowing that my son is in good hands.Her place is clean and she has a wonderful outdoor garden that my son loves to run around and play. She is kind and loving. My son absolutely adores her….

Reviewed by Cherry J.

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Hello parents!
During my college years. I enhanced a lot of experience with children ages 3-6 years old. I’m also a musician and Instructed students at Brooklyn Charter School twice a week. These experiences have allowed me to travel to different countries such as Japan and London to teach otherstudents music (Of course pre-Covid). I also received both CPR and first aid certifications. I can assure you that I’m a very friendly person who wants what’s best for every child. I’m willing to learn from every parent I come across and gain all experiences needed with each child I meet….

Jalene can also help with: Light cleaning, Travel

Recent review:

Very sweet and helpful good with children. I will definitely hire Jalene again.

Reviewed by Angela R.

Lauri C.

Noel, MO

$16-20/hr • 10 yrs exp

Experienced and Reliable Caregiver

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I received a Rotary scholarship to Japan when I was a high school junior in Wisconsin,& graduated at the top of my class. I went to school for Occupational Therapy for children in Wisconsin. I ran a small home day care so I could stay at home with my 4 children & support my family at the same timewhile my husband finished his PHD. We then moved to Japan for 18 years where my husband worked as a full professor. I taught English as a second language from preschool on up. I came back to Arkansas in the fall of 2007 & worked as a substitute teacher & then as a Dental Assistant. With a great love for children I came back to my roots. I worked for the same family for 7 years until they relocated to the Dallas area & then for a family for 12 months until they enrolled their son in preschool. I then worked for another wonderful family until their son started preschool & then spent 3 years working with 2 special needs students at school. Most recently I helped with newborn twins short term….

Lauri can also help with: Carpooling, Light cleaning

Recent review:

Louri helped me with 2 kids over this Spring break. She was great with my busy body toddler and gentle with my 6 weeks old. My toddler stared running a fever, and complained of an ear ache. I had to take him tothe hospital while Louri stayed back with the baby. She also made him some yummy food to eat and brought him banana bread muffins the next day. She is trustworthy and knowledgeable when it comes to kids’ needs and behaviors….

Reviewed by Lana V.

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I dream of becoming a nurse and hopefully going back to school soon to finish my BSN. Eventually, I’d like to become a nurse anesthetist or work in the pediatric unit. I love kids and watching them learn! I’ve taken care of children up to 12 years of age, and I have some experience with children whohave special needs (mostly the autism spectrum or food allergies). I worked in my church’s nursery, youth group, and Sunday school classes for several years. I am no stranger to cooking and cleaning (thanks to my Dominican mom). I did tutoring at my college, either writing notes or helping other students study/prepare for class. I’m also working on becoming multilingual. I know a bit of French, and I’ve been brushing up on my Spanish; Japanese may be revisited some day. My hobbies are singing, reading, playing piano, playing flute/piccolo, going to the gym, and baking. I enjoy being kissed by the sun and exploring what nature has to offer. I hope I’m a good fit for your family! :)…

Bridgette can also help with: Light cleaning, Travel

Recent review:

We connected with Bridgette for a one-time day of child care while we were visiting family in Austin and we are so thankful for her!
Bridgette was great with our 2 year old son, and she provided us with themost thorough care notes we’ve ever received after her stay. We’d happily have her watch our son again if we’re in town. …

Reviewed by Eleanor H.

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Japanese Kindergarten – Volume Two 🙂

What are my emotions about kindergarten?
Maya went to the Japanese education system like Katya – at 1.3 years old, today is the third day of the garden, my wings are slowly growing. The ability to concentrate, listen to your thoughts, not only start, but also finish some business, what could be more beautiful! At this age, my girls also have a growing need for communication with other people, they are drawn to children wherever they can be spotted, and every day I see how new options open up in their heads. Every day my baby gropes for new paths in communication, learns to communicate, and with each of us in different ways. From this point of view, I perceive the kindergarten as a source of new opportunities not only for the mother, but also for the child – such a scale and rhythm of new interactions cannot be compared with a family where roles have already been defined and it has long been clear who is worth what))

We were waiting for him, just like then – 2 months, very lucky. Maternity leave is usually a year, and every year there are fewer women in Japan who want or are willing to leave work forever for the sake of the household. Therefore, the demand for kindergartens for children from 1 to 2 years old has grown a lot, at the same time, the groups are small, it is not easy to get into them. This year I learned that each family now gets a certain score, depending on the number of hours of work, taxes and older children in preschool, the higher the score, the closer you are to the coveted locker. Older children generally provide a “corridor” for younger children to get into the same kindergarten – even with a severe shortage, places always appear for them by some miracle, and the third child in general seems to go to kindergarten for free. In large cities, the queue does not save, the way to kindergarten goes through a lottery, which is immediately played out between parents with equal chances. This is where you will believe in karma, Fortune and everything in the world at once!

Together with the refusal from the city administration, you receive a paper with a complete table of data on how many children with what score were accepted by all city kindergartens this month. But even with all the seemingly open information, the process seemed opaque to me. As the owner of a certain score, I could estimate, looking at the list of kindergartens, which one can be counted on next month – but at the same time I am told that all these numbers may change next month! At the same time, when choosing kindergartens, first in my area, and then outside it, I heard comments from the official hosting me that they say it’s unrealistic to get here, it’s easier here . … At the same time, she categorically refrained from recommending what I should choose the garden, to be sure. Divination session, casino, Guess the melody?…

The Japanese garden is a nice, safe and fun place, even though the windows and doors are wide open in early November. By the way, when I first paid attention to them, I realized that this is the normal, natural way of life of the Japanese – natural humidity, natural air temperature (it was +17 yesterday, today it is a couple of degrees less, and after a cold night, the window was closed)). Here Katya is already in the 2nd grade, but the school does not cause me any emotions at all, and we both miss her kindergarten so far. What systematization is inaccessible to me, the organization of the children’s routine, what good habits they instill in children, how they diligently do their funny crafts, learn songs …. Eh. And all this with such endless patience, curiosity for children, respect and approval that I almost envy, the suspicion creeps in that no one respected or approved of me as a child. Almost a year after graduating from kindergarten, I had tears welling up at the thought of him.

(photo from Google, the rest are our current kindergarten)

In general, hello, children’s world. And by the way, with a 2% increase in consumer tax, kindergartens from the age of 3 become free for most categories of residents and citizens of Japan. With this measure, the government tried to sweeten the pill, since the Japanese did not like the 10% tax on all purchases at all.

Japanese garden | six senses

Japanese hot tubs – Onsens

Tea ceremonies

Japanese Garden Walks

Reveal the secret of the six senses

The name of the garden is very symbolic, and its meaning means that the guest of the garden can enjoy all the senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch and … consciousness. According to Buddhist teachings, only in this way, absorbing the world with all the senses, can a person achieve enlightenment.

Vision

Take a look around. A riot of color and texture fills the Garden. Admire the play of light and shadow, sea and mountain views, amazing plants. Give pleasure to your look. Consider the stones framing the path to the Temple.

Concentrate on the different tones of the endless sea, shrouded in a haze of morning mist – it seems to merge with the sky. Explore the texture of the volcanic rock and all the hues of the colorful koi and turtles in the pond.

Rumor

Listen to the breath of the wind. He descends from the mountains, plays with the crowns of the trees of the Garden and whispers about something important. Hear the sound of waterfalls and the lapping of sea waves in the breeze.
Listen to yourself. Close your eyes, relax and feel what the Garden is talking to you about.

Taste

Enjoy a whole range of taste sensations during a traditional tea ceremony. The taste of tea is multifaceted and unique, takes us away from problems and worries.

The aromas of the Garden plants, the warm sun and the sea breeze excite and fill with themselves, also opening up new facets of taste sensations.

Touch

Touch the variety of textures of the Garden. Here you will find the roughness of the winding paths, the smooth water of the ponds, the smoothness of the volcanic stone, the uniqueness of the pattern of the tree from which the elements of the Garden are made.

Try to close your eyes and feel the gentle embrace of the Garden – the sun’s rays and the breath of the wind caress your skin, stone paths lead you to the most beautiful places.
The hot water of the Onsen fonts fills you with calmness and tranquility.

Smell

Breathe in slowly. Hear the smell of flowering plants, pine needles and wood. Many flowers, bushes and trees speak to you in a special way.

In different weather, time of day and season, the Garden is filled with aromas in a special way. Try closing your eyes and breathing deeply to feel the mood of the Garden.

Consciousness

Connect all your sensations, fill your whole consciousness with them. Harmony fills your mind and your body, leaving problems outside of your consciousness. You are here and now.

Feel serenity and peace.
Clear your mind with meditation or breathing practice.
The Garden has a soul and you can know it.

Excursions

See the map of the garden

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Attractions

Sakura alley

Greets guests and frames garden paths. Sakura is the name of several trees of the plum subfamily: it often denotes small serrate cherries.

Onsens

According to the Japanese tradition – sources of natural origin. Three hot tubs in the open air with magnificent views of the sea and mountains.

Handshake stone

Volcanic stone brought directly from Japan. Its form was born from flowing lava and seems to extend its hand to you to greet.

young turtle

If you look closely at the expanse of the pond, you can see one of the inhabitants of the Garden – a young turtle.

Koi

According to Japanese tradition, carps are bred in ornamental ponds. These colorful fish are believed to bring good luck.

rock garden

Here the gravel replaces the water, and the stones seem to leave behind circles on the surface. This Garden is like the movement of water frozen in stone. Great place for meditation

garden guest

A heron has chosen the garden. Sometimes it is shown to guests in all its glory.

Our Services

1. Tea ceremonies

2. Onsen hot tubs

3. Rotenburo Font

4. Workshops

5. Photo sessions

6. Kimono rental

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Paths in the Japanese Garden play an important role.