Experience the Elegance of Japanese Whisky at Pullman Tokyo Tamachi

Discover the Art of Japanese Whisky at Pullman Tokyo Tamachi

Event Overview
From June 1st to August 31st, 2026, Pullman Tokyo Tamachi, a premium lifestyle hotel by Accor, invites guests to indulge in the rich flavors of Japanese whisky during its exclusive Japanese Whisky Fair. Located in the heart of Minato, Tokyo, this event highlights the growing global appreciation and rarity of Japanese whisky, providing an unparalleled tasting experience.

A Dynamic Venue for Whisky Enthusiasts
Set in the stylish lounge and bar, JUNCTION, the fair stands as a celebration of the vibrant colors of Kabuki theater art blended with modern aesthetics. Here, whisky lovers can appreciate limited-edition bottles and popular selections from Suntory, including the renowned single malts, Yamazaki and Hakushu, as well as the blended whisky Hibiki. The fair showcases the complexities and delicate beauty that define Japanese whisky, symbolizing the country's rich heritage and exceptional craftsmanship.

Among the offerings, the Hibiki 30-Year-Old stands out, with prices having surged threefold in recent years—a true testament to its rarity and demand. This event presents a unique opportunity to savor this exquisite spirit while surrounded by the elegantly designed ambiance of Pullman Tokyo Tamachi.

Explore Unique Tasting Experiences
For those new to whisky or simply looking to expand their palate, the fair provides a sampling set featuring 15ml portions of each of the three distinguished whiskies: Yamazaki, Hakushu, and Hibiki. At a price of ¥2,500, this set enables you to embark on a tasting journey where you can discover your favorite whisky.

Featured Whiskies

1. Yamazaki: Originating from the birthplace of Japanese malt whisky, Yamazaki distillery offers a harmonious balance of traditional Mizunara oak maturation and innovative wine cask aging. Guests can enjoy its soft, floral notes reminiscent of strawberries, paired seamlessly with a smooth, lingering finish.
- Glass: ¥3,000
- Bottle: ¥35,000

2. Hakushu: Known for being produced at Japan's