The Tokyo Station Hotel's 2025 Christmas Charity Ornament Success

2025 Christmas Charity Ornament Initiative at Tokyo Station Hotel

Since its inception in 2015, the Tokyo Station Hotel's "Christmas Charity Ornament" program has encouraged individuals to participate in social contribution activities aimed at supporting forest preservation and revitalization. The program sets a goal to raise enough donations for planting 335 saplings, which symbolizes the hotel's 335-meter long Marunouchi station building. For this year, the initiative has successfully raised a remarkable total of 601,079 yen, enough to plant around 430 saplings, surpassing the original target significantly. This achievement marks one of the most successful years in the program's history, and heartfelt thanks go out to all participants and supporters.

A Step towards Environmental Protection

Every individual contribution is a crucial step towards protecting our planet. By supporting the organization "more trees," the initiative aids in preserving biodiversity while connecting diverse natural environments for future generations. Donations are accepted freely, starting from 1,000 yen, which resonates with many supporters. This year, contributions exceeded the previous year's amount, showcasing the generosity and compassion of the community. Over the past 11 years, a staggering total exceeding 2.3 million yen has been raised, all of which will be donated to the general incorporated association "more trees" to aid in forest conservation efforts.

Continuing the Commitment to Nature

The creation of these charity ornaments allows participants to joyfully engage in forest-building activities. The project will continue as a bridge between society and nature. The Tokyo Station Hotel deeply appreciates the unwavering support it has received from everyone involved.

History of Christmas Charity Ornaments

All ornaments are uniquely designed by the hotel, with the hotel covering all production costs, ensuring that every donation goes directly to conservation efforts.

About more trees

Founded by renowned musician Ryuichi Sakamoto in 2007, more trees is dedicated to forest preservation through activities such as reforestation and workshops promoting wood culture. They continuously work to connect urban environments with forests, significantly contributing to the ornament project each year.

Tokyo Station Hotel's Legacy

The Tokyo Station Hotel, opened in 1915 within the Marunouchi station building, has welcomed countless distinguished guests with its magnificent architecture and modern facilities. After being designated a nationally important cultural property in 2003, the hotel underwent extensive renovations and reopened in 2012 with 150 elegantly designed guest rooms and 10 restaurants and bars, all while maintaining its commitment to luxury and hospitality. As the second oldest hotel still operating in Tokyo, it boasts an ideal location adjacent to Tokyo Station, providing easy access to various locations across the capital and beyond. With a mission to deliver unique experiences and heartfelt service, the Tokyo Station Hotel remains a cherished destination for travelers.