Grand Hyatt Tokyo, which has been engaged in continuous support activities since immediately after the Great East Japan Earthquake, marks its 10th anniversary this spring. To commemorate this milestone, two charity stay plans have been curated in support of forest conservation activities, including the Tohoku recovery efforts, by more trees, a forest conservation organization led by Ryuichi Sakamoto. Both plans offer a special accommodation rate, more affordable than the standard rate, with 5% of the accommodation fee donated to more trees.

The "LOVE GREEN Charity Spa Stay" is a package that includes a spa treatment, offering a special accommodation rate of up to 15% off the standard price. Guests can enjoy a body treatment using the "more trees organic" wood essential oil at NAGOMI Spa and Fitness, contributing to forest building while achieving beautiful skin.

The "LOVE GREEN Charity Stay," applicable to all rooms except the top three suites, offers a 10% discount on the accommodation fee. It's a delightful way to enjoy a relaxing hotel stay while participating in activities that invigorate forests.