ANAインターコンチネンタルホテル東京
ANAインターコンチネンタルホテル東京

ANA InterContinental Tokyo

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Time Out says

In 2007 owners All Nippon Airways joined forces with the InterContinental chain and rebranded this 37-storey hotel. Its airy lobby has been redone in gleaming marble and cherry wood, with the modern space broken up by cascading waterfalls and artworks. Spacious, well-equipped rooms have all been recently renovated. The hotel provides stunning views on a clear day – you can see Mt Fuji from Japan's largest club lounge on the 35th floor.

Details

Address
1-12-33 Akasaka, Minato-ku
Tokyo
Transport:
Tameike-Sanno station (Ginza, Nanboku lines), exit 13.

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‘Discover Washoku – An Umami Journey’ Kaiseki Experience at the ANA InterContinental Tokyo

Kaiseki is a quintessential Japanese dining experience, though it can sometimes seem daunting to those experiencing it for the first time. Through a kaiseki meal at Unkai, the ANA InterContinental’s signature Japanese restaurant, guests can savour Japan’s traditional culinary culture while enjoying the season’s finest ingredients prepared with artistry and care. The English-friendly experience begins with a dashi tasting, offering a chance to sample three varieties of broth that form the foundation of Japanese cuisine and are incorporated throughout the course. Enjoying them on their own allows guests to appreciate their distinct characteristics and discover how they enhance the flavours of different ingredients. The friendly staff will explain each dish as it is served, including how the dashi has been incorporated into each course. Depending on when you visit, you’ll be able to enjoy not only the cuisine but also the beautiful presentation, with seasonal tableware carefully selected to complement the experience.  Three Japanese teas are also served throughout the meal, including cold-brewed green tea, hojicha and Japanese black tea, each selected to highlight and enhance the flavours of the dishes. Guests can compare the distinct characteristics of each tea, from more umami-rich and savoury varieties to milder options with a gentle roasted aroma. The kaiseki experience concludes on a playful note with a DIY monaka, where guests can craft their own dessert by filling...
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