PIGNETO: 90 Mins Free Flow and CANAPE at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
Enjoying fine Champagne and Breathtaking Vistas at PIGNETO
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Summer in Japan can be incredibly hot, and many restaurants offer “all you can drink” services to help you cool down. But wouldn’t you love to experience a high-end version of this?
You can do just that at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi, on a rooftop terrace on the 39th floor. In this article, we’ll share what you can expect when ordering this special course.
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Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
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Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi offers an unparalleled luxury experience in the heart of vibrant Tokyo.
Overlooking the lush Imperial Palace gardens, the hotel provides an ideal location for both business and leisure. Directly connected to Otemachi Station, it features a rooftop terrace restaurant with stunning skyline views, advanced event spaces, and extensive facilities. Guests can enjoy refined comfort and exceptional service, embodying next-generation luxury in a unique urban sanctuary.
Founded in 1960, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts has continually transformed the hospitality industry with innovation and a dedication to the highest standards. The Canadian-based company redefined luxury through personalized, genuine care, rapidly expanding its portfolio globally. Today, Four Seasons remains a leader in luxury hospitality, maintaining its commitment to excellence and innovation.
PIGNETO
Located on the 39th floor, PIGNETO at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi offers an authentic Italian dining experience. Enjoy the abbondanza (life of plenty) with relaxed, family-style meals featuring seasonally inspired Italian cuisine. Watch expert chefs craft dishes in open show kitchens or savor the sweeping Tokyo views from the lively outdoor terrace with a selection of Italian aperitivi.
The menu includes resort-style lunches and shareable pizzas made with meticulously fermented dough and perfectly baked in traditional ovens.
Ideal for dining with friends and family, PIGNETO promises a delightful culinary journey.
The Rooftop Terrazza
The Rooftop Terrazza at PIGNETO is open from April to October and offers some of the best views in town. It offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Tokyo’s skyline, the luxuriant Imperial Palace Gardens, and, if you’re lucky, Mount Fuji on clear days.
Located on the 39th floor, 200 meters above the crowded streets, this open-air venue welcomes guests for energizing breakfasts, breezy pizza lunches, and epicurean dinners framed by city lights. Enjoy a spectacular aerial view of Tokyo’s dynamic skyline, making it a perfect spot to relax with drinks and snacks while enjoying the stunning scenery.
90 Mins Free Flow and CANAPE
PIGNETO offers a 90 Mins Free Flow and CANAPE course, available exclusively on the terrace, from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm.
You can choose between the Champagne package for 7,500 yen or the Sparkling wine package for 6,000 yen. Both options include three types of canapés. Reservations are not required; however, terrace seating cannot be guaranteed and is subject to weather, availability, and maintenance on the day of your visit.
Enjoy a relaxing time with light snacks and beverages, taking in the stunning views from the terrace.
What to expect at PIGNETO’s 90 Mins Free Flow and CANAPE
If you’re wondering what it is like to experience this 90 Minute Free Flow and CANAPE course, here is an overview of what you can expect when visiting PIGNETO during a clear summer evening.
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After arriving at the hotel, you take the elevator to the 39th floor. As soon as you get off the elevator, you are greeted by the spectacular and uninterrupted view of the Imperial Palace and the Tokyo skyline.
Walking past the elevator hall, PIGNETO is at the end of the corridor. If you choose to go at the early hours of this course (3~ 4 p.m.), it will be before the restaurant gets crowded due to Dinner time.
![The corridor leading to the rooftop terrazza](https://jw-webmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/fsh_otemachi_pigneto_059-min.jpg)
![Spectacular view of the Imperial Palace from the restaurant](https://jw-webmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/PIGNETO-day1-OTE_157-M-min.jpg)
![Sofa-type seats where you can relax in an elegant environment](https://jw-webmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/fsh_otemachi_pigneto_014-min.jpg)
Walking down the long corridor to the rooftop terrazza, you will see the different types of seats that PIGNETO offers, from window-side seats and counter seats to more private sofa-type seats. No matter where you sit, the view from the large windows is spectacular.
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Once you get to the rooftop terrazza, the view becomes even better. The terrazza is a spacious area decorated with ornamental plants and a fountain.
From here, you can see the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Tower, the Budokan, and even Mt Fuji! Airplanes heading to Haneda Airport pass by every few seconds at just the right distance (close enough to appreciate them but far enough not to be noisy).
![Mt Fuji view from the rooftop terrazza](https://jw-webmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Ben_Richards_FSO_Lifestyle_Couple_02-min.jpg)
After a few minutes indulging in the views, you can head to your seats and order the 90-Minute Free Flow and CANAPE.
You can start the course with the Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut, which is the Champagne this course offers.
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Although you can feel a nice breeze at this height, it can be pretty warm outside, so it feels nice to have that first sip of cold Champagne.
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The Canape is a daily special that includes three types of Canapes.
*They also offer alternative toppings if you can’t eat certain foods.
In addition to the Champagne, the Free Flow also includes three different types of wine and original cocktails for you to enjoy.
One thing you should also take into account is the time of the sunset. The sunset time will differ Depending on the season you choose to visit. In Summer, sunset will happen past 6 p.m.
Overall
Ultimately, I must say that the whole experience was just perfect. Refreshing cold Champagne accompanied by delicious Canapes, slightly hot weather, cold breeze, and an uninterrupted view of Tokyo city—all this for 7,500 yen seemed like a great deal, in my opinion.
As I mentioned, you can’t make reservations for the rooftop terrazza because whether or not you can dine and drink there depends on the weather conditions. I strongly recommend you remember this hidden gem. The Imperial Palace and its surroundings have many things to do, so when you inevitably visit this area during your trip to Tokyo, if the weather conditions are good, why not take 90 minutes to enjoy Tokyo from a different perspective?
-PIGNETO at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi-
Information
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Directly connected from Otemachi Station exits "C4" and "C5" (Tokyo Metro Lines) |
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Breakfast 7:00~10:15 / Lunch 11:30~14:30 / Tea Time 14:30~17:00 / Dinner 17:30~22:00 |
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Italian |
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https://www.fourseasons.com/jp/otemachi/dining/restaurants/pigneto/ |
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Otemachi Station |
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