Flourishing Delights
The New Otani Online Magazine
2020.03.01
Sakura Desserts
Enjoy delectable spring time delights that are only available during this season as Grand Chef Shinsuke Nakajima’s sakura-themed dessert masterpieces.
An assortment of seven kinds of seasonal macarons including the aromatic sakura macaron made with sweet bean paste and edible cherry blossom infused with cherry blossom liqueur, the "sake-kasu" macaron flavored with sake lees of the renowned ‘Kakurei’ brand, the soymilk-based rum raisin macaron, and the ruby chocolate macaron.
‘New’ Spring Macarons ¥2,000 
Patisserie SATSUKI
Ambrosial roll cake accented with a sugar-marinated cherry blossom. Made with eggs from brown rice-fed chickens along with probiotic "kuzumochi lactobacillus", this exquisite delight has various benefits to the body.
Sakura Roll Cake ¥800
* Available only in Tokyo and Makuhari
Patisserie SATSUKI
Cherry blossom flavored flan made with brown rice-fed chicken eggs in a tart crust using New Otani's original ‘white cereal’ multi-grain blend, topped with Amaou strawberries, whipped cream, and sakura macaron.
Sakura Flan ¥1,200
* Available only in Tokyo and Osaka
Patisserie SATSUKI
* Subject to tax.
* Also available as a dine-in item at Coffee Shop SATSUKI. (Subject to tax and service charge)
Spring Delights
A treasure grove of seafood delicacies from salmon and tuna to prawns and fish roe, served on a bed of vinegared rice and topped with pickled cherry blossom petals.
Sakura Sushi in a Bowl ¥4,300
* Mini-sized Sakura Sushi in a Bowl may be enjoyed as part of the “Oedo Sakura Gozen” course
Lunch ¥6,000 / Dinner ¥8,500
3/1 (Sun) - 4/16 (Thu) 2020
KATO'S DINING & BAR
SAKURA Dinner Course
Indulge in this special five-course dinner to celebrate the arrival of spring, from the assorted appetizer plate to the “Sakura Sushi in a Bowl” featuring a grove of seafood delicacies over rice that is accented with edible pickled cherry blossom petals.
Assorted appetizer plates
¥15,000
3/1 (Sun) - 4/16 (Thu)
* Reservations required at least three days in advance.
* Items are subject to change due to availability.
* Offered at the three locations below.
* Subject to tax and service charge
KATO'S DINING & BAR
- Tokyo: +81-(0)3-3221-2857(11:30am - 10:00pm)
[NOC member]
- Tokyo 50% OFF private room use / 50% OFF service charge
BELLA VISTA
- Tokyo: +81-(0)3-3238-0020 (noon - 2:00pm *until 2:30pm on weekends & holidays / 5:30pm - 9:00pm)
[NOC members]
- Tokyo 50% OFF private room use / 50% OFF service charge
SATSUKI
- Tokyo: +81-(0)3-5275-3177 (7:00am - midnight)
Exquisite Sushi from Kyubey in Your Suite
[ Tokyo ]Kyubey Sushi in Your Suite
One Suite per Day
Enjoy sushi made right before your eyes by a master chef from top sushi restaurant Kyubey within the comfort of your suite with a view of the Tokyo skyline beyond the window. Indulge in the finest sushi served exclusively in your suite along with three additional benefits to further better your stay at Hotel New Otani Tokyo.
[Period] 3/20 (Fri *nat. holiday) - 4/12 (Sun) *excluding 3/27 (Fri) and 3/28 (Sat)
| Room Type | ||
| Room Type | NOC members | Non-members |
|---|---|---|
| The Main bldg Presidential Suite (115m²) |
¥270,000 / 2 persons | ¥300,000 / 2 persons |
| Garden Tower Count Suite (88.4m²) |
¥200,000 / 2 persons | ¥230,000 / 2 persons |
*Prices include tax, service charge, dinner, and a night’s stay.
*Standard suite benefits also apply.
*Reservations must be made at least seven days prior to check-in date.
Special Benefits for Spring Stays
Award-winning Cocktail
Treat yourself to a pre-dinner drink in your room of “Sakura Fizz”, a premium cocktail concocted by Bar Capri’s Hiroki Yoshida who was a finalist in “World Class Global Finals”, the biggest bartending competition in the world.
SATSUKI’s
‘New’ Spring Macarons
A gift box of an assortment of delectable macarons that includes the Sakura macaron with sweet bean paste that blooms with cherry blossom aroma and the Sake-kasu macaron flavored with lees of the renowned ‘Kakurei’ Japanese rice wine.
Sakura Viewing Rickshaw Tour (90 minute course)
A ninety-minute tour on a rickshaw around Tokyo’s cherry blossom spots as the Yasukuni shrine and the Chidori-ga-fuchi area by the Imperial Palace.
Cherry Blossoms
in the Japanese Garden
Spanning ten acres with a history of over four centuries that once housed residences of historical Japanese figures as Kato Kiyomasa and the Ii family during the Edo period, this Japanese Garden is a symbol of Hotel New Otani Tokyo. Rich with verdant greenery and nineteen variations of cherry trees, the garden is blessed with colorful expressions that change with every season. An oasis in the heart of the metropolis, it is a place of serene beauty that includes a traditional stone garden, scarlet bridges, and a waterfall.
Cherry trees in the Japanese Garden
* In order of flowering, from first to last.
Jugatsu-zakura (October cherry tree), Kawazu-zakura, Ohkanzakura, Kanhizakura, Princess Miyabi, Youkou, Youkihi, Ichiyo, Somei-Yoshino, Mamezakura, Yamazakura, Gyoikou, Shizukanioi, weeping cherry tree, red weeping cherry tree, Keio-zakura, Yaezakura (white), Yaezakura (red), Ukon-zakura, Edo-higanzakura
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Red Weeping Cherry Tree outside the Hō banquet room
A gorgeous spectacle of voluminous pink petals blossoming on drooping willow-like branches.
[Expected bloom: April (beginning of April to end of April)]
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Weeping Cherry Tree and the waterfall
Stunning blossoms by the dynamic six-meter-high waterfall is a scene to cherish.
[Expected bloom: April (beginning of April to end of April)]
Cherry Blossom Events
Various cherry blossom events are scheduled to take place at the Japanese Garden as well as in banquet rooms.
Event dates: 3/21 (Sat), 3/22 (Sun), 3/28 (Sat), 3/29 (Sun), 2020.
