Share Your Smiles with Disaster-Stricken Areas

The "PRAY for Smile" project was launched in April of this year with the aim of bringing smiles to many people while supporting the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake.Great East Japan EarthquakeIn addition to donation boxes placed throughout the hotel, visitors can also leave messages of hope for the disaster-stricken areas and their thoughts on the earthquake. A special project website has also been launched, where visitors can view messages and the total amount of donations collected. Furthermore, a portion of the proceeds from restaurants, accommodation plans, and banquet plans will be donated to the Japanese Red Cross Society, in addition to the collected donations.SPA Zen TOKYOwill be donated to the Japanese Red Cross Society.

The "PRAY for Smile ~Summer Festa~" features a variety of free shows, workshops, and exhibitions during the Obon holiday period. The event was planned to connect the joy and smiles experienced by visitors with support for the disaster-stricken regions.

The event will include "Hula Dance & Tahitian Dance Show & Hawaiian Band Show" twice daily at 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM, as well as "Lei Making Workshops," "Hawaiian Clay Workshops," "Hula Dance Workshops," and "Tahitian Dance Workshops," all designed to enhance the tropical resort atmosphere.


In addition, as part of its energy-saving initiatives, a "Candle Night Concert" featuring harp, violin, and soprano singers will be held daily from 7:00 PM. The "Candle Night Dinner" (13,650 yen) at the Continental Dining "Terrace on the Bay" offers a perfect setting for a special time with loved ones, surrounded by the gentle glow of candles.

Until August 30th (Tuesday), the Corridore Gallery on the 3rd floor of the hotel will host an exhibition by graphic artist Kohei Miura, known for his diverse work including numerous corporate logos and graphic designs.

"PRAY for Smile ~Summer Festa~" allows you to support those affected by the disaster by bringing smiles to your own faces. Enjoy yourselves to the fullest and send that joy to the disaster-stricken areas!