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The hotel’s scene is driven by a simple but powerful philosophy: Live true to yourself, without undue pressure, but with a life-sized social purpose.

The hotel features changing exhibitions as well as permanent artworks by such standouts as Ido Yoshimoto, Maru Michinori, David Horvitz, and Nigel Peake.

Tokyo’s fashion-focused Shibuya neighborhood is youth-driven and filled with energy, shopping, cafés, galleries, and more.

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The neighborhood of Shibuya is considered the center of Tokyo’s youth culture, with an abundance of traditional Izakaya gastropubs, karaoke venues, arcades, restaurants, boutique stores, manga cafés, and art galleries. The neighborhood’s main attraction is the frenetic Shibuya crossing, where all traffic lanes are stopped for pedestrians to scramble across the road in every direction, but Shibuya is also famous for its fashion scene and is home to such shopping malls as the famed Shibuya 109, Hikarie, and Parco.
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Jamo Associates, Line-Inc
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Architecture Mount Fuji Architect Studio
The hotel structures take on dark geometric forms, as designed by Mount Fuji Architects. While a clean-lined glass and wood chapel perches on the rooftop, the hotel’s gray stone façade—complete with tiered balconies and tumbling greenery—hides an interior that includes four banquet halls and a lounge with a wall of upcycled wood from old Japanese houses.
Interior design Jamo Associates, Line-Inc
Upon passing a Zelkova tree at the entrance, guests emerge into a world of Japanese-made furniture by brands such as Truck and Tokyo Cork Project—the latter using old wine corks to make the statement stools in the lounge.
The Originals Yoshitaka Nojiri

Trunk Kitchen Soul of Shibuya
This all-day dining restaurant offers a well-balanced breakfast, lunch, and dinner with full-bodied appetizers, including amazing seafood dishes in a cozy space surrounded by discerning interior.
Trunk Kushi Local food culture
Get ready to enjoy skewered “Shibuya soul food”, as well as Hojicha tea, coffee from the neighborhood, sake, shochu, and signature cocktails.

Trunk Bar Hotspot
During the day, you can enjoy a latte made with deeply fragrant coffee beans roasted locally and a special seasonal menu. At night, get ready for a wide array of "socializing" cocktails.
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The neighborhood Let's get lost
Shibuya is on the pulse, in the moment, and always turning heads. The buzz of energy and excitement is contagious, with traditional Izakaya pubs, galleries, fashion outposts, manga cafés, and more beckoning visitors in.
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