An exclusive urban sanctuary occupying the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower, featuring 84 suites with traditional Japanese aesthetics and panoramic views of the Imperial Palace Gardens.
Opened August 2024 in the One Dojima tower, featuring 175 rooms and suites including the unique GENSUI floor a contemporary ryokan experience with tatami floors and futon beds. Highlights include Cantonese restaurant Jiang Nan Chun, Bar Bota on the 37th floor, and a 16-metre indoor pool with city views.
Opened April 2024 as Japan’s first Six Senses, set in the historic Higashiyama district with 81 rooms blending Heian-period inspiration with modern wellness . Features Kyoto’s only Watsu pool, a Biohacking Recovery Lounge, and micro-seasonal dining at Sekki .
A legendary luxury hotel since 1890, blending timeless Japanese hospitality with modern amenities, located near the Imperial Palace and Ginza shopping district.
The core appeal of visiting Japan lies in the rare sense of contrast: you can experience ultramodern urban energy and millennium-old traditional culture within the same journey, while also enjoying world-class cuisine, a high level of safety, and convenient transportation.
Japan’s electrifying capital, where futuristic skyscrapers, ancient temples, and neon-lit streets coexist in perfect harmony. From Michelin-starred dining and world-class shopping to serene gardens and historic shrines, it offers an endlessly fascinating blend of tradition and innovation.
Japan’s vibrant culinary and entertainment capital, famous for its street food, lively nightlife, and friendly locals. Highlights include Dotonbori’s neon canals, Osaka Castle, and Universal Studios Japan, making it a dynamic and welcoming city.
Japan’s cultural heart and former imperial capital, home to over 1,600 temples, stunning gardens, and traditional geisha districts. From the iconic Fushimi Inari shrines to Arashiyama’s bamboo grove, it offers a timeless journey into Japan’s rich heritage.
Japan’s monthly weather varies significantly by region due to the country's elongated geography, stretching from sub-arctic Hokkaido in the north to subtropical Okinawa in the south.
January
Average low/high: 2°C / 10°C (36°F / 50°F)
Cold, dry, and sunny. Central Japan often has crisp blue skies. Heavy snow is common in Hokkaido, Tohoku, and along the Sea of Japan coast, including Nagano and Niigata.