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Imperial Hotel, Tokyo

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Morning over Ginza, Yaesu, Hibiya & Shiodome

Ginza, Yaesu, Hibiya & Shiodome · Tokyo

A sense of the place

Why it's in the collection

Because the grand dame of Tokyo has stood facing Hibiya Park since 1890, and its main building keeps the Old Imperial Bar with the brick and the Oya stone of Frank Lloyd Wright's hotel of 1923, Ginza and the theaters of Yurakucho a short walk away – and the house holds four-star standing, listed at exactly the tier it holds.

  • Facing Hibiya Park, at the edge of Ginza and Yurakucho; an Imperial Hotel house and a Leading Hotel of the World.
  • The main building's Old Imperial Bar with the fragments of Frank Lloyd Wright's 1923 hotel; a house since 1890.
  • Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star 2026 for the hotel; holds four-star standing.

The neighborhood

First light over Ginza, Yaesu, Hibiya & Shiodome

Ginza, Yaesu, Hibiya & Shiodome

Ginza's shopfronts and Hibiya Park, out to the towers of Shiodome, with four of the twenty-three hotels. Here are Ginza's avenues and the Kabuki-za, Yaesu on the station's east side with Tokyo Midtown Yaesu, Hibiya Park and the theaters of Yurakucho, and the towers of Shiodome above the Hamarikyu gardens and the bay.

  • Hibiya Park, across the street.
  • Ginza and the Takarazuka theater, five minutes on foot.
  • The Imperial Palace outer gardens, ten minutes on foot.
“Tokyo's grand dame since 1890, facing Hibiya Park, with Frank Lloyd Wright's fragments in the Old Imperial Bar.”

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