The Prince Park Tower Tokyo Christmas 2026
A Story of Light Turns Children's Art Into Food, Cocktails and Light Displays
This Christmas, The Prince Park Tower Tokyo is building its holiday season around art made by local kids. Running Nov 1–Dec 31, A Story of Light is a collaboration with CROSS TEAM and students from a special needs school in Minato City. Twenty-five of their paintings serve as the inspiration for dishes, drinks, sweets, guest rooms and light installations throughout the hotel.
Christmas dinner and cocktails at Stellar Garden
On the 33rd floor, Sky Bar & Dining Stellar Garden serves Couleurs de Noël, a six-course Christmas menu that translates several of the works into seasonal plates, drawing on a winter sunset, layered sea textures and deep forest greens. The bar adds Shared Palette, a trio of cocktails each based on a single piece: Rosy Memory, Frosted Garden and the alcohol-free Hearthlight, all served with views across the city.
Chocolates and themed rooms
The hotel’s Christmas shop offers four bonbons, Lemon & Lime, Berry Violet, Praline and Fraise, each taking its look from a different painting. For an overnight stay, Christmas rooms in white and gold feature the young artists’ designs, with Tokyo Tower framed in the windows. Guests in these rooms also receive original Christmas cards and bookmarks printed with the artwork.
Projection mapping in December
In December, projection mapping in the atrium turns the children’s creations into a large-scale illuminated display. The works are also slated for an exhibition at Tokyo Tower.
Event details
- What: A Story of Light Christmas project
- When: Nov 1–Dec 31, 2026 (projection mapping in December)
- Where: The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, Minato City
- Highlights: Couleurs de Noël course, Shared Palette cocktails, four bonbons, themed Christmas rooms, atrium projection mapping
Planning a visit? See the hotel’s Official website for menus, prices and reservations.
FAQ
The project runs from Nov 1 through Dec 31, 2026, with the atrium projection mapping held in December.
Students from a special needs school in Minato City made the 25 paintings, working with CROSS TEAM and the hotel.
The atrium projection mapping and the planned Tokyo Tower exhibition offer ways to see the work, and the bonbons are sold in the hotel’s Christmas shop.
