Sip Sake Under the Stars or Dress Like One in New Tokyo Packages
Palace Hotel Tokyo celebrates both the old and the new this fall
TOKYO, Japan (August 5, 2015) - For millennia Tokyoites have looked to the stars during theharvest moon celebration. More recently though, it’s the stars that look to Tokyo for the latest in
fashion inspiration. In honor and celebration of both tradition and contemporary reinvention,
Palace Hotel Tokyo debuts two new packages.
Moon Over TokyoAs the autumn moon waxes above Japan, guests of Palace Hotel Tokyo can experience Tsukimi, amoon-viewing celebration that dates back a thousand years. Between September 1 and October
31, Moon Over Tokyo guests will enjoy a bottle of 1-1-1 daiginjyo sake crafted exclusively for thehotel by the famed Hakkaisan brewery. The premium brew can be sipped from a moon-inspired
sake pitcher and cups set made of pure tin and gold leaf by Nousaku, which guests will be able totake home.
Rooted in Takaoka, a city which has flourished in the production of fine metalwork since 1611,
Nousaku was established in 1916 to continue its hometown’s centuries-old legacy of melding
traditional casting techniques with modern day innovations. Guests particularly keen to learn more
about Nousaku’s unique manufacturing methods will also have the option of privately touring thecompany’s foundry in Toyama during their stay. (Additional costs apply.)
Rates start at JPY 97,000 for one night (breakfast inclusive) in a Deluxe with Balcony room – anideal perch from which to take in the night sky over the Imperial Palace gardens. Learn more.
Couture Tokyo
Through a collaboration with renowned Japanese kimono designer Jotaro Saito, Palace HotelTokyo’s fashion-inspired package will take on a seasonal twist this autumn. Offered yearround, Couture Tokyo includes accommodations as well as a JPY 50,000 gift card for use atMitsukoshi Nihonbashi and access to a personal shopping concierge who will help guests navigate
Japan’s oldest and grandest department store. (Delivery service to the hotel is also included.)Rates start at JPY 158,000 for two nights in a Deluxe with Balcony room (breakfast inclusive).
In recognition of Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi having first opened as a kimono shop in 1673, guests
who book the package for stays between 7-10 October will have the option to attend Kimono
Salone, a three-day celebration of Japan’s most famous attire, including the 10 October runway
show revealing Saito’s latest contemporary creations. (An additional JPY 5,000 per person entrance
fee applies for the three-day event.)
The fashion extravaganza will also include activities such as interactive introductions to traditionalarts & crafts, demonstrations of time-honored textile dying methods, seminars by the participatingfashion designers as well as the opportunity to be dressed in a kimono or yukata.

For stays between 1-20 October, guests can also opt to have the limited edition, Jotaro Saitoinspired afternoon tea for two at The Palace Lounge included in their Couture Tokyo
experience. The visual (and of course edible) feast is a creative collaboration between the designer
and the hotel’s Executive Pastry Chef Osami Kubota, and features treats inspired by Saito's “Dark
Fairy Tale”-themed autumn-winter 2015-2016 collection. Guests will also receive a JPY 30,000
shopping credit to use at the designer’s boutique in Roppongi.
Rates start at JPY 200,000 for two nights in a Deluxe with Balcony room (breakfast inclusive).
Learn more.
*All rates quoted are exclusive of taxes and service charge. Packages and rates are subject to change without notice.

ABOUT PALACE HOTEL TOKYO
Opened in May 2012, Palace Hotel Tokyo commands some of the city’s most exclusive real estate.
As heir to a legacy going back more than half a century as one of the city’s most iconic properties,
the hotel remains committed to offering Japanese hospitality at its finest.
As the anchor to a USD 1.2 billion mixed-use development built entirely from the ground-up, the290-room hotel features 10 distinctive restaurants & bars – including Michelin-starred French finedining, exquisite Japanese and an Old World-style cigar & martini bar – an evian SPA andincomparable views of the city’s much-loved Imperial Palace gardens.
Drawing deeply from the country’s history, culture and art, the award-winning hotel redefines
luxury in Japan with sophistication and authenticity, and presents guests with the most bespoke
cultural experiences to be had in Tokyo.
Located at 1-1-1 Marunouchi, the hotel is a 10-minute walk from landmark Tokyo Station andmere steps away from Marunouchi Naka Dori, one of Tokyo’s most posh shopping and dining
destinations.
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