The Blossom Hibiya
Meguro, Shibuya, Tokyo
“Elevated skyline sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide
“Like its neighborhood, known for its gleaming high-rises and picturesque cherry blossoms, the Blossom Hibiya merges elements of East and West, of modern and traditional.”
Vibe
The 18th-floor lobby opens with Mikawachi porcelain sculptures, floral art, and sweeping glass views framing Tokyo Tower and Hibiya Park.
“Elevated skyline sanctuary”
Subtle Kumiko woodwork motifs, traditional Japanese textile accents, and freshly made soba noodles at Tenqoo.
Spacious high-floor rooms featuring deep soaking tubs, plush Simmons bedding, and soft Imabari bath towels.
Contemporary Japanese interiors with wood lattice screening, paper lighting, and sweeping skyline views across Tokyo.
In Shinbashi near Hibiya Park and Ginza, minutes from Shimbashi and Uchisaiwaicho stations
Rooms
High-floor rooms pair washi paper accents with deep soaking tubs, Imabari towels, and skyline views stretching to the Imperial Palace.
Wellness
A glass-walled fitness room on the upper level frames expansive city vistas from its treadmills around the clock.
Backstory
Designer Hiromi Sasaki drew inspiration from the historic Rokumeikan pavilion, crafting JR Kyushu's Tokyo flagship to celebrate regional craft.
Eat & drink
On the 18th floor, Sotoroku serves Kyushu-style buckwheat soba and seasonal sake beneath a soaring, tower-inspired timber structure.
The neighborhood
Positioned where Shinbashi borders Hibiya, quiet strolls through Hibiya Park and smoky railway arch izakayas are both minutes away on foot.
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