Tokyo Hotel Experiences & Events | Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo

Tokyo is a feast for all the senses, and our extensive range of bespoke experiences - from private rickshaw tours and zen meditation classes to geisha performances and paper-making workshops - will ensure that Fans, foodies, and families alike will get their fill of one of the world's most vibrant cities.

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Jinrikisha (Rickshaw) Ride

Riding on a traditional Japanese rickshaw is one of the most popular activities for tourists in Japan.

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Half-Day Sea Fishing Trip

Enjoy half a day on a sea-fishing tour. The target fish is the Edomae high-class fish Suzuki (also known as sea bass) in Tokyo Bay, as well as casago, horse mackerel, sand borer, spanish mackerel and other seasonal fish recommended by the captain.

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Yakatabune Boat Cruise

A full-open front deck and a modern Japanese tea house-like cabin arranged with traditional craftsmanship will ensure you have a wonderful time.

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Sushi Making Workshop and Tsukiji Outdoor Market Tour

A knowledgeable guide will introduce you to some important elements of Japanese culinary culture at Tsukiji Market before the Sushi class.

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Teppanyaki Cooking Experience

Learn how to cook Teppanyaki using beautiful Japanese beef. The chef will explain not only how to cook it, but also educate you on the world-renowned Wagyu beef.

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Foodie Experience in Tsukiji and Asakusa

This tour takes you to two major food locations in Tokyo. Tsukiji, which used to be the world-famous fish market, gathers foods from both Japan and overseas.

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"Gora Kadan" Onsen Day Trip

Enjoy a 90 minutes experience including the use of a private open-air onsen, and a traditional Japanese Kaiseki lunch using a variety of highly seasonal ingredients at the former "Kaninnomiya villa" built in the early Showa era.

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Zen Meditation

Zen meditation helps individuals to detach themselves from the pleasures and sorrows of the material world.

– Dev Patel, Actor and Fan

What is essential is that a hotel always treats you as a friend and looks after you.

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Arts & Culture

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Enjoy a Geisha performance with Kaiseki meal

Geisha are meticulously trained in a variety of forms of entertainment including dancing, singing, flute, shamisen (a three-stringed Japanese guitar) performance and are also widely regarded as masters of hospitality.

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Washi Paper Making

In the studio of Ozuwashi, they demonstrate traditional Washi papermaking and you can get a first-hand experience on making Washi Paper on your own.

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Japanese Tea Ceremony

Tea ceremony is the general art of Japanese culture and the origin of Japanese hospitality, “omotenashi”.

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Kimono Rental and Dressing

Choose your favorite from a colorful array of kimono and obi, after which you will be dressed to look your best by a professional.

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Edo Kiriko Glass Engraving

Edo Kiriko or glassware cutting was born in the 19th century.Kiriko is the technique to design the surface of glass with a grinder. It has more than 180 years history.

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Visit and Learn Japanese Contemporary Art

You will enjoy a 8-hour tour of some of the most famous museums, such as the Museum of Contempory Art Tokyo.

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Kabuki Performance

With a history stretching back over 400 years, this all-male theater form has a vast repertoire that is still performed, ranging from antique pieces that are hundreds of years old right up to brand new theatrical experiments.

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Nihonbashi Tour

Discover a historical tour of Nihonbashi, covering important landmarks such as shrine, theatre, bridge, and several traditional shops, which long-established businesses that have been around for at least a hundred years.

Dine

From exquisite dining choices to beautiful atmospheric interiors, we offer an inspired choice of restaurants and bars.

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Spa

Treat your mind, body and spirit to experiences at our award-winning spas.

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