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At The Okura Tokyo, we believe in harmony between people, communities, and the environment
All Okura Nikko Hotels are acutely aware of their social responsibility, and The Okura Tokyo is deeply committed to maintaining harmony with the natural environment. This means championing local communities and promoting cultural understanding based on the group’s philosophy of ‘kindness and harmony’.
We believe that our responsible business activities will lead to us becoming a hotel loved by the community and will also contribute to the wider adoption of sustainable development goals (SDGs) across the world.
In March 2023, The Okura Tokyo received a 4/5 rating in the Sakura Quality: An ESG Practice certification system, which recognizes hotels that practice the UN’s SDGs. This certification’s standards have been approved by the GSTC.
As the flagship hotel of the group of Okura Nikko Hotels, The Okura Tokyo is proud to promote the initiatives below.
The original Okura Tokyo was completed in 1962 but it was then rebuilt before resuming operations in 2019. This completely new building with its premium amenities and facilities incorporates the latest environmentally aware technology:
We maintain a large park that covers about half the total area of The Okura Tokyo site. Trees and plants have been arranged in this beautiful green space to focus the breeze and create cooler areas for guests to enjoy.

This free concert is held on the 25th of every month (every other month since 2021). It provides young musicians with opportunities to perform, while donations collected at the concerts are used to support arts and cultural activities.
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Established in 1996, this award program aims to nurture and support promising young musicians. An award ceremony and commemorative concert are held each year, contributing to the development of musical culture.
Traditional crafts from all 47 prefectures are displayed at 100 locations along the guest room corridors of the Prestige Tower, showcasing craftsmanship from across Japan.