Sakura Celebrations in Full Bloom at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi

Spring is coming to Tokyo – and with it, all the legendary magic of cherry blossoms. As soon as the eagerly awaited pink petals begin to unfurl, a festive air blooms across the city’s parks, gardens and avenues.

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi invites guests to connect with the luminous beauty and cherished traditions of sakura season through a selection of springtime offerings. Taking a true boutique approach, the Hotel team curates experiences that spark intimacy, showcase exemplary craftsmanship and foster a deeper enjoyment of the destination.

Sakura Afternoon Tea

Arriving in soft blushes of pink, the Sakura Afternoon Tea brings Japan’s most celebrated season to the table. A repertoire of cherry blossom-infused sweets, paired with matcha and white chocolate accents, capture the essence of spring. Complemented by exclusive sakura tea blends, this picturesque feast invites guests to savour the spirit of Hanami – the Japanese custom of appreciating the transient beauty of sakura.

• MAISON MARUNOUCHI (7th floor, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi)
• March 1 to April 14, 2025
• 11:30 am to 6:00 pm
• Weekdays JPY 7,900 / Weekends 9,100 (inclusive of tax and service charge)

For reservations, call +81-3-5222-5880 or reserve online.

Spring Signature Cocktail

The Bar’s signature cocktail undergoes a spring transformation. Blending cherry blossom liqueur and Japanese craft gin infused with sakura petals and leaves, yuzu and more, this seasonal cocktail transports guests to the heart of Japan’s blossom-viewing rituals – while still enveloped by the bar’s cosy comfort and iconic cityscapes.

• MAISON MARUNOUCHI (7th floor, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi)
• March 1 to April 14, 2025
• 11:30 am to 11:00 pm
• JPY 3,000 per cocktail (inclusive of tax and service charge)

For reservations, call +81-3-5222-5880.

Sakura Mille-Feuille

The Sakura Mille-Feuille unfolds in layers of crisp pastry, each one carefully stacked with sakura-infused diplomat cream. Salty sakura leaves play off the indulgent sweetness of vanilla meringue, capturing the contrasting joys of a Japanese spring. This signature dessert is created by Chef Daniel Calvert, the visionary behind SÉZANNE, the Hotel’s 3 Michelin star French restaurant.

• MAISON MARUNOUCHI (7th floor, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi) or takeaway
• March 1 to April 14, 2025
• 11:30 am to 11:00 pm (Last order 10:30 pm)
• JPY 3,000 for dine-in (inclusive of tax and service charge) / JPY 7,000 for takeaway (inclusive of tax)

For reservations, call +81-3-5222-5880 or online.

Sakura Spa Treatment

Tailored for a seasonal renewal, this treatment begins with a soothing foot bath with cherry blossom essence, where the gentle scent of sakura fills the air, easing away tension. As relaxation deepens, the ritual progresses with a full-body treatment using sakura-infused essential oils. The calming presence of a Zen garden inhalation bowl invites guests to fully embrace the spirit of a Japanese spring. The journey concludes with a cup of sakura tea, paired with delicate Japanese sweets, offering precious moments of peace, reflection and stillness.

• The Spa by Four Seasons (7th floor, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi)
• March 1 to April 14, 2025
• JPY 40,000 for 90 minutes (inclusive of tax and service charge)

For reservations, call +81-3-5222-5772.

Sakura Bear

Made by the Hotel’s resident seamstress, Hasagawa-san, this original Four Seasons bear comes dressed in sakura-patterned clothes. The perfect seasonal souvenir to take back home or gift to family and friends, especially the little ones.

• The Spa Boutique by Four Seasons (7th floor, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi)
• Subject to availability
• Starting at JPY 7,000

For reservations, call +81-3-5222-5772.

Must-See Sakura Destinations

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi puts guests within easy reach of several spectacular sakura sights. The Concierge team shares their favourite blossom-viewing spots.

• Yaesu Sakura Dori. Lined with cherry trees on both sides, this bustling avenue is canopied by blossom-laden branches, creating a beautiful floral tunnel. A 10-minute stroll from the Hotel, this splendid spot is ideal for visitors who may not have time for all-day sakura expeditions.
• Hibiya Park. A pleasant 15-minute walk brings guests to Hibiya Park, located next to the Imperial Palace. Spread across 16 hectares dotted with ponds and Yoshino cherry trees, this spot isn’t on the main sakura circuit, meaning fewer crowds and greater tranquillity. For post-Hanami shopping and dining, head next door to glamorous Ginza or vibrant Yurakucho.
• Chidori-ga-fuchi. Drawing Tokyoites and visitors alike, Chidori-ga-fuchi is perfect for Yozakura (night-time Hanami). Winding along the Imperial Palace moat, this 700-metre-long walkway is artfully illuminated with LED lights. After strolling through the glowing tunnel of flowers, guests can rent a boat and paddle around the moat for astonishing views. Several sakura-related events are held in the vicinity.
• Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Surrounded by skyscrapers, this serene oasis is situated in the heart of Tokyo. With more than 1,000 cherry trees of over a dozen varieties, Shinjuku Gyoen is filled with blossoms of different colours ‒ pink, white and even yellow! It is home to both early and late blooming trees, making it a great stop for those who arrive just before or after the main sakura season. Well-maintained walking paths make it a pleasure to wander through the lush 144 acres.

For more information or a personalised Sakura Map, please contact the Concierge Desk.