
Whether you have an hour to spare or a full afternoon, our dedicated Concierge at Conrad Tokyo can help you make the most of your time with us. Explore our curated experiences for one, three, and five hours.

Tokyo’s most innovative coffee journey awaits. At Lonich, each cup is part of an omakase-style course, crafted with precision, artistry, and rare beans sourced from exclusive farms and global auctions. Presented in a minimalist setting, every drink is a showcase of bold flavor, refined aroma, and creative technique.

A journey into refined Japanese flavor. Savor five expressions of Hasegawa Eiga, a premium sake brewed by Yaegaki Sake & Spirits, a house with over 350 years of heritage. Each sake is paired with an exquisite seasonal dish, crafted by a top chef and served in the serene ambiance of a traditional Japanese room. A deeply cultural and sensory tasting experience.

Tour the wholesale area of Toyosu Market with distinguished Japanese cuisine chef Kazuhiko Tajima, who previously worked as the chef for the official residence of the Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco. As you stroll around the market, immerse yourself in its bustling atmosphere. This experience is offered by Wabunka, operated by J-CAT Inc.

Watch The Great Wave rise from washi paper in real time, as a Certified Master of Traditional Craft recreates Hokusai’s legendary print before your eyes. Then, deepen your appreciation with a private lecture from Yukiko Takahashi, a legend whose insight reveals the soul of Japanese design.

Explore the art of Japanese tea like never before. Begin at a local izakaya for a casual tasting with traditional pairings, then move to a modern tea bar where premium brews are served with a creative twist. This experience blends culinary discovery with Tokyo’s after-dark ambiance – perfect for those who love culture served with a side of nightlife.

Witness a master swordsmith bring centuries of tradition to life. Roll up your sleeves and forge tamahagane steel with your own hands: an unforgettable dive into samurai heritage. Conclude with a portrait beside a completed katana. The sword will start with the master, but you will leave with a story that stays with you longer than any souvenir.