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Welcome the New Year with KADOMATSU at Hilton Tokyo

As the festive season approaches, Hilton Tokyo is set to delight guests with a unique dessert, KADOMATSU, available from December 31, 2025, to January 4, 2026. Priced at ¥1,650, this delectable creation serves as a perfect addition to your New Year's celebrations and makes an excellent gift for greetings during this joyful season.

Inspired by the traditional Japanese New Year decoration known as kadomatsu, which symbolizes prosperity and good fortune, this dessert features an eye-catching white chocolate vessel designed to resemble bamboo. Inside this beautiful holder lies a surprise – the traditional sweet known as Rurijyu (ルリジューズ). This delightful treat has a rich and smooth cream filling made from Kyoto's high-quality Uji matcha, combined with Felchlin's high-grade Opus White chocolate (35% cocoa), sake lees, and custard for a nuanced and luxurious flavor.

To enhance this creamy filling, a layer of quince and pear confiture is added, providing a refined sweetness, subtle aroma, and refreshing fruitiness that create a harmonious finish. This dessert is not just a feast for the palate; it also adds elegance to your New Year’s dining table, making it perfect for family gatherings or as a thoughtful gift for friends and loved ones.

Details of KADOMATSU

• - Location: Chocolat Boutique, Hilton Tokyo (1st Floor)
• - Dates: December 31, 2025 – January 4, 2026
• - Hours: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Pickup from 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM)
• - Price: ¥1,650
• - Reservations: Hilton Tokyo Reservations

About Hilton Tokyo

Opened on June 20, 1963, Hilton Tokyo was the first foreign-owned hotel in Japan, debuting just before the Tokyo Olympics. In 1984, it relocated to its current site in Shinjuku and continues to be a first-class hotel close to Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Shinjuku Central Park. Boasting over 830 rooms, including suites, Hilton Tokyo combines modern international standards with traditional Japanese aesthetics. Each room is equipped with both wired and wireless internet access.

The hotel's diverse dining options include six restaurants and bars such as Japanese cuisine at Junisou, Chinese delicacies at Ouchou, and the vibrant atmosphere of the Metropolitan Grill. Additionally, guests can enjoy facilities like a 600-person banquet hall, 25 meeting rooms, a fitness center, an indoor pool, a sauna, and outdoor tennis courts.

Hilton is committed to providing exceptional guest experiences with innovative technology and service, aiming to enhance the way guests enjoy their time at the hotel. With a loyal member base exceeding 235 million in the Hilton Honors program, guests can earn points for stays and experiences directly booked through Hilton's channels.

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