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Japan’s Michelin-Star Capital

Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills

Aman Tokyo

 

Japan’s modern capital, Tokyo, is known for its many historical landmarks, museums, theaters, and festivals. It’s also a major culinary destination – with a whopping 263 Michelin-starred restaurants, the most of any city in the world. Twelve restaurants have been awarded three Michelin stars. Appetite whetted? Connect with your Virtuoso advisor to plan your visit.
 

 

For Local Flavor in Tokyo, Try:

  • Monjayaki, a savory pancake made of nearly liquid batter with various ingredients
  • Nigiri-zushi, the familiar sushi made with a mound of rice topped with a thin slice of fresh fish
  • Soba, noodles made from buckwheat flour
  • Okonomiyaki, often referred to as “Japanese pizza”
  • Fukagawa-meshi, rice cooked with clams
  • Dojo-nabe, shallow pot dish lined with fish cooked in soy sauce-flavored broth
  • Chanko-nabe, hearty hot pot made with meat, seafood, and seasonal vegetables (popular with sumo wrestlers)
  • Unagi, freshwater eel
  • Fukujin-zuke, pickled vegetable
  • Umeboshi, a salt-pickled and sun-dried plum
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Aman Tokyo

High above the city center, with views of the Imperial Palace Gardens and even Mount Fuji on a clear day, the hotel’s 84 accommodations are inspired sanctuaries, created from stone, camphor wood, and traditional washi paper. Even more balanced bliss awaits at the Aman Spa, which integrates herbal therapies used in kampo, or classical Chinese medicine. For an inviting dinner overlooking the city, try ARVA, Musashi, Cigar Lounge, The Café, or The Lounge, for the 1,200-bottle wine cellar and private dining rooms.
 
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Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills

Tokyo’s second-tallest high-rise is home to Japan’s first Andaz hotel. Located on floors 47 through 52, this hotel is as dynamic as the vibrant capital itself, which lies just beyond your floor-to-ceiling windows. Fusuma-inspired partitions allow guests to customize the 164 guest rooms and suites. After a jiyujizai spa treatment, sit down at the eight-seat sushi counter, reminiscent of a traditional, dimly lit tearoom. Venture out on the 52nd-floor Rooftop Bar for open-air seating and breathtaking views.
 
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  • Early check-in and late checkout, if available
  • Breakfast daily for two per bedroom
  • $100 food and beverage credit, per stay
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi

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Expert Tip

A taste of the past: The intimate eight-seat sushi counter at Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hill is reminiscent of a traditional, dimly lit tearoom.


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