Tokyo is the perfect combination of the past and present. Its passion for innovation contrasts with deep-rooted traditions. Effortlessly blending natural beauty, historical landmarks, and centuries-old customs makes a mega-city like Tokyo one of the most memorable destinations for a company retreat.
- Immaculate Cuisine: Japan is world-renowned for its culinary mastery and dedication to precision. Tokyo is home to the most 3-star Michelin restaurants in the World. But it’s not only fine dining, their street food scene is just as impressive.
- Hospitality: Japan's dedication to omotenashi (there are no menial tasks if the result ensures a great experience for a guest) and their respectful natures has set a benchmark in hospitality.
- Travel With Ease: Moving around Tokyo is easy, from the comprehensive subway system to the extensive network of fast trains traversing the country - travel is seamless and efficient.
- Cultural: Visit the Imperial Palace, Nihombashi fish market, the youthful neighbourhood of Harajuku or experience kabuki theatre - visiting Tokyo is a veritable cultural powerhouse
- Bustling Nightlife: As the sun sets, and the neon lights flicker on it is time to kick back and let your hair down. From Shibuya to Ginza districts, lively izakaya, underground whiskey bars and karaoke bars Tokyo has a whole new side to discover after dark.
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Palace Hotel Tokyo
Calling the Imperial Palace its neighbour this 5-star hotel offers elegant rooms, an award-winning spa, state-of-the-art meeting space, and stunning views. This refined hotel is a celebration of Japan’s culture and a tribute to omotenashi – Japanese hospitality.
- Number of Rooms: 284
- Number of Meeting Rooms: 12 (Largest Capacity 270)
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Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills
Part of the Hyatt family, Andaz Tokyo is where contemporary design meets traditional Japanese aesthetics. The hotel's iconic rooftop bar is the real showstopper, with incredible views of the city it is the ideal spot to host a welcome reception.
- Number of Rooms:164
- Number of Meeting Rooms: 4 (Largest Capacity 240)
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Conrad Tokyo
Overlooking the Tokyo Bay Conrad Tokyo takes advantage of its prime location with large windows at every turn affording guests unobstructed views. Japanese-inspired guestrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows and luxury amenities makes Conrad Tokyo the ideal location for any business traveller.
- Number of Rooms: 291
- Number of Meeting Rooms: 12 (Largest Capacity 500)
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With natural beauty, world-class dining, and unique cultural experiences, Tokyo has a team-building activity for every corporate retreat objective.
Saké Tasting and Food Pairing
Japanese Saké is one of the country's biggest food exports. In this interactive class, the group will sit with a sake sommelier to sip, sample, and pair a variety of sakes with sushi, fruit, and chocolate. Along the way, the group will learn about the traditional brewing methods, the different types of sake, and the correct way to enjoy each glass.
Sushi Making Master Class
In this custom sushi-making master class, the group will be afforded the unique opportunity to learn traditional sushi techniques from local master chefs. Kick off the afternoon with a guided walk through one of Japan's famed fish markets to select the ingredients for the workshop before rollingl up your sleeves and learn how to prepare sushi.
Train with a Sumo Wrestler
The group will have a rare opportunity to visit one of the real Sumo stables in Tokyo where the wrestlers live and train every day! Share in the early morning practice with the sumo masters and cheer them on. An English-speaking guide will share the ancient Japanese traditions that have been preserved in sumo, including ritual elements such as salt purification and the diligent training required to compete in a Grand Tournament.
- Hotel Buyouts: In Japan securing a buyout can be challenging as many of the hotels hold long-term commitments with VIP guests or tour groups, if this is a priority ensure to contract your hotel well in advance.
- Best Time to Visit: The ideal times for a corporate retreat in Tokyo are spring (March to May) although April is Cherry Blossom Season and the city gets overwhelmingly busy and hotel prices are higher. Summer is the city's rainy season while autumn (September to November), is mild, and you can enjoy outdoor activities.
- Translation Services: To get the most out of your limited time in Tokyo it's advised to hire a local guide to help shepherd the group's transfers and get the most out of the activities and dining experience.
- Expensive: Japan is relatively pricey. You can control costs by avoiding travelling in Cherry Blossom Season and balancing high-end dinners with inexpensive ramen lunches.
- Pack Comfy Shoes: Tokyo is a mega city and if you want to see and experience it all you need to be prepared to walk.
Tokyo is one of the safest countries in the world but it is still advised to be cautious with your possessions in bustling tourist areas.
There are no laws against same-sex relationships and, with Shinjuku-nichome, Tokyo has one of the largest and most vibrant LGBTQ+ districts in Asia.
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