Located on the 30th to 36th floors of a tower building, standing approximately 200 meters tall in the heart of Nihonbashi, Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo offers a spectacular view akin to a "modern castle keep," providing panoramic vistas of the Kanto Plain from the center of Tokyo. About half of the rooms facing east offer an excellent vantage point to view Tokyo Skytree against the city skyline, and on clear days, guests can even see as far as Mount Tsukuba and the Boso Peninsula.

In Nihonbashi, a district where Japanese tradition and culture still thrive, this special "Michinaga" accommodation plan has been created for five nights only—Jugo-ya (the 15th, September 19th), Izayoi (the 16th, 20th), Tachimachi-zuki (the 17th, 21st), Imachi-zuki (the 18th, 22nd), and Fushimachi-zuki (the 19th, 23rd)—all traditionally considered perfect for moon viewing. The aim is to offer a rich experience that touches upon Japanese aesthetics and sensibilities during the long autumn evenings.

The accommodation is in a spacious 50-square-meter Deluxe Room, which includes welcome amenities such as chocolate mooncakes specially crafted by the hotel's Executive Pastry Chef. The following morning, guests can enjoy a curated breakfast, featuring dishes like herb chicken eggs, at the all-day dining restaurant "Keshiki," renowned for its stunning views that extend to Mount Fuji in the distance.

Sales Period | September 19 (Thursday) - September 23 (Monday, holiday)
Price | From ¥51,449 per night for two guests in one room

Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo
2-1-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Tel. 0120-806-825
www.mandarinoriental.co.jp/tokyo