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CONCIERGE GUIDE
Jerome Palacoeur
Welcome To Tokyo
Welcome to the ANA InterContinental Tokyo. This is the most vibrant city in the world, the concierge team and I will make sure that you have an incredible stay with us. Memorable and authentic , we will create a tailor made experience for you. Arigato gozaimasu
Offering a world class service, facilites and location to ensure a memorable experience whatever the occasion. in the heart of the most vibrant city is the world,
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MORNINGPlease take a walk to Hie Shrine. It takes about 10 min. walk from the hotel. There are red little gates just after the main gate, and you will feel that you are in Japan while you are stepping up the stairs one by one. Or you can walk around little secret garden in Ark Hills. There are little flowers and trees and it is like little garden at your home. You will be very much relaxed and will be get ready for the day. |
AFTERNOONWhat do you think of walking around Harajuku area. There are so many young people in latest outfit. It is nice to walk from Meijijingumae area towards Aoyama area. Please visit Nezu Museum. They have great works and their Japanese garden is so Peaceful. Please feel the season in the Café in the garden. You will have your own quiet moment. |
EVENINGVisit Roppongi City View in Roppongi Hills to see the sun set; the views over Tokyo Tower and Mt. Fuji (only when it is clear) are unforgettable. You have a 360 degrees view of Tokyo City and the bay area at the same time. Afterwards, visit R2 in Roppongi for an aperitif. Roppongi is night life area. There are so many Restaurants and Bars. It is another idea to go to Shibuya to see one of the most busiest crossing in Tokyo. You can see the crossing in our Concierge Video. |
LOCAL CULTURECREDIT CARDSVisa, Mastercard, Amex and Diners Club are widely accepted, but Japan is predominantly a cash economy. Top hotels and restaurants usually accept credit cards, but check first with less exclusive places. TIPPINGTipping is not a standard practice in Japan. Expect to pay a service charge (10% to 20%) at more expensive restaurants and hotels. TOILETSPublic toilets are everywhere but the most comfortable are in the big department stores. They also tend to be high-tech, kitted out with bidet, dryer and rushing water effects. TOWELETTEA towelette is served in some restaurants at the beginning of the meal. This is to clean your hands only. Please do not wipe your face or any other parts of the body even if you find someone next to you doing that. TRADITION: JAPANESE HOUSERemove your shoes whenever entering a Japanese house. |
DID YOU KNOW ?KyotoThere is a shop called Kyoto-Kan in front of Toyo Station. They sell not only Kyoto related souvenirs but also give the customers Kyoto sight-seeing information. ReligionThere are many Japanese people who pray at shrines on New Year's Day, marry in church, and hold funerals at a temple. SushiBefore you order sushi in Tokyo, check if the restaurant has a price list. The price of fish changes depending upon the market price. It can occasionally be very, very expensive! TonkatsuIn a Tonkatsu (deep fried pork restaurant), you can get unlimited portions of cabbage and miso soup. |
WHAT TO PACKCashNot all ATM machines accept foreign issued bank and credit cards. It is better to have some cash with you on arrival. MedicineIt is not easy to get prescriptions. Please bring enough prescription medicines with you to last your trip. |
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