DISCOVER TOKYO PACKAGE: with Tokyo Daijingu Shrine & Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo collab souvenir(room only)

Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo is located in the heart of Tokyo, only a few steps away from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet sitting in a quiet neighborhood, with shrines and Kagurazaka “little Paris” and other interesting spots to visit nearby. Tokyo Daijingu Shrine, a shrine known to be one of Tokyo’s top five shrines, and popular for love and good fortune, is only a 5 minute walk away. Now offering a specially curated stay promotion which comes with a charming drawstring pouch, specially woven for the promotion in collaboration with Tokyo Daijingu Shrine. ■PACKAGE BENEFITS: Tokyo Daijingu Shrine & Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo collab Nishijin silk woven fabric drawstring pouch souvenir (1 pouch per stay per person) Famous for matchmaking, whether for a partner, marriage coworkers or friends, Tokyo Daijingu offers many omamori charms, including the most popular ‘lily of the valley’ charm. Lily of the Valley represents good luck and prosperity, and we have chosen the same motif for our exclusive collab pouch, only available on this package. The souvenir pouch can be used to safely carry your red stamp book, a book in collecting stamps in proof of visiting shrines and temples, or carrying small gadgets and paperbacks. *Choose 1 from 2 colors upon checking in (ivory / wistaria) Size: 22.5cm x 15cm Please note that your choice will be based on stock. *Package includes 1 pouch per person per stay *The pouch is not available at Tokyo Daijingu Shrine ■TOKYO DAIJINGU SHRINE - 5 minute walk from our hotel - Tokyo Daijingu was founded in 1880 as a sister shrine where the people of Tokyo could worship the deities enshrined in the Grand Shrine of Ise in Mie prefecture from afar. With the divine power of these deities of creation and growth which includes the virtue of togetherness, Tokyo Daijingu is popular as a shrine for a good marriage and love fortune. It was also the location of the first public “shinzen kekkonshiki,” a wedding held at a Shinto shrine. Across the grounds are various heart-shaped symbols, called “i-no-me,” or “boar’s eye,” which people have taken to be a symbol of romantic luck, and they’re often photographed. Located just 5 minutes away from our hotel, why not wake up a little earlier than usual and take a morning stroll to visit the shrine.