Japan's Most Michelin Key-awarded Resort Brand, FUFU, Opens Its First Tokyo Property 'FUFU Tokyo Ginza'

Here’s a detailed overview of the announcement about FUFU Tokyo Ginza, the newest property from Japan’s most Michelin Key-awarded resort brand:

About FUFU Tokyo Ginza
- Opening Date: November 12, 2025
- Location: Ginza 1-chome intersection, directly connected to Tokyo Metro Ginza-itchome Station
- Rooms: 34 guest rooms (11 types), each with a private garden and natural hot spring baths – a rare sanctuary in central Tokyo.
- Rates: Starting from ¥115,000 (~$747) per night for two people (room only). Options include breakfast or full board.

Unique Features
Rooftop Lounge “Yusora”:
- Natural hot-spring footbaths sourced from Atami.
- Private daybeds, lush greenery, and panoramic city views.
- Free-flow wines and non-alcoholic beverages.

Dining Concepts:
- GINZA GAYU: 86-seat restaurant with private dining rooms, seasonal Japanese cuisine, and city views.
- SUSHI GINGA: An intimate 8-seat omakase counter showcasing culinary artistry.

Design Philosophy:
- Inspired by strolling Japanese gardens.
- Use of traditional textures like earthen plaster walls, volcanic Asama and Komatsu stones, and flora tied to room names.
- Blends Japanese aesthetics with contemporary sophistication.

Michelin Recognition
- FUFU JAPAN has seven properties honored with Michelin Key distinctions for two consecutive years (2024, 2025).
- This makes FUFU the most Michelin Key-awarded hotel brand in Japan.
- FUFU Tokyo Ginza marks the brand’s first property in a major city, expanding beyond its retreats in Atami, Kawaguchiko, Karuizawa, Kyoto, Hakone, Nara, and Nikko.

Vision
FUFU Tokyo Ginza embodies the brand’s concept of “A Place to Savor Time”:
- Creating a serene retreat in the heart of Tokyo.
- Offering curated experiences like traditional crafts, private cruises, sumo training visits, and helicopter tours.
- Designed as the flagship property, symbolizing FUFU’s nationwide growth.

✨ This opening is a milestone for Japan’s luxury hospitality scene, blending Michelin-recognized excellence with the vibrancy of Tokyo’s Ginza district.