Aman Tokyo
Aman Tokyo occupies the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower, and the lobby is the argument: a 30-metre atrium under a washi-and-timber ceiling built on the shape of a lantern, with the Imperial Palace gardens below and Mount Fuji visible on a clear winter afternoon.
Aman Tokyo is a hotel destination wedding venue in Otemachi, Japan, hosting 10 to 200 guests in the $$$$ price range, reached from Tokyo Haneda (HND), ~30 minutes by car. Best months: June, July, August, September.
About Aman Tokyo
Aman Tokyo occupies the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower, and the lobby is the argument: a 30-metre atrium under a washi-and-timber ceiling built on the shape of a lantern, with the Imperial Palace gardens below and Mount Fuji visible on a clear winter afternoon.
It was Aman’s first city hotel anywhere.
Weddings here are either a traditional Shinto ceremony or a contemporary one, and the celebration spaces are the ones the hotel already uses: Arva on the 33rd floor, and the smaller Café by Aman, which seats about 20 for a multi-course menu or takes roughly 30 standing.
A private dining room holds eight.
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Capacity, rooms and facilities
The ceremony
- Religious ceremonies
- Shinto
Money
- Price
- JP¥40,000 to JP¥90,000 per headAisle estimate
Getting there
- Nearest airport
- HND, 30 min by carAisle estimate
The spaces
- Setting
- Urban, modern, elegant
Food and drink
- In-house catering
- Yes
Venue highlights
- Top six floors of the Otemachi Tower, Aman’s first city hotel
- Lobby atrium 30 metres high under a washi and timber ceiling
- Imperial Palace gardens below, Mount Fuji on a clear day
- Shinto or contemporary ceremonies arranged in house
The wedding season
A sample wedding weekend
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Use this as a starting point and adapt it to your bookings and guests.
- 19:00Drinks in the atrium lounge, dinner in the private dining room
- 10:00Photographs in the Imperial Palace East Gardens below
- 14:00Shinto ceremony, kimono, arranged by the hotel
- 16:30Champagne in the atrium as the city lights come on
- 18:30Dinner at Arva on the 33rd floor, Fuji west if the air is clear
- 10:30Breakfast, then guests on to Kyoto from Tokyo Station
Costs and booking details
- Getting there
- HND · ~30 minutes by car
Guests fly into Tokyo Haneda. Our team arranges every transfer.
- Typical total
- $52,000Aisle estimate
Aman publishes no wedding pricing for Tokyo. The 200-guest figure comes from event listings rather than the hotel. Everything in this cost block is our estimate at the property tier, converted at about 155 yen to the dollar.
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8,000,000 to 18,000,000 yen for 40 guests, about $52,000 to $116,000 (estimated)
- Ceremony fee
- $3,200Aisle estimate
A one-time licence and setup fee, paid to the venue.
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Not published; quoted with the celebration proposal (estimated 500,000 yen and up, about $3,200)
- Reception
- 35,000 to 60,000 yen a head for dining at Arva or a private room / headAisle estimate
A seated dinner with wine and service, by headcount.
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35,000 to 60,000 yen a head for dining at Arva or a private room (estimated)
- Room rate
- $1,600 / nightAisle estimate
A standard room in the wedding window. Group rates on request.
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Rooms from roughly 250,000 yen, about $1,600 (estimated)
- Weather window
- June – September
The 4 months the weather is kindest. Weather does not indicate whether a date is available.
Questions about the venue
How many guests can Aman Tokyo host?+
Aman does not publish a wedding capacity. Event listings give the property an overall figure of 200, while Café by Aman seats about 20 for a set menu or 30 standing and the private dining room holds eight, so most celebrations here are small.
Can we have a Shinto ceremony at Aman Tokyo?+
Yes. The hotel arranges either a traditional Shinto ceremony or a contemporary one, and because it sits in Otemachi the shrines of central Tokyo are a short drive away if you want the rite held at one of them instead.
What does a wedding at Aman Tokyo cost?+
Nothing is published. Rooms sit at the top of the Tokyo market and celebrations are quoted after an enquiry, so every cost figure on this page is our estimate at the property tier rather than a number the hotel has given.
Is it easy for guests to reach?+
Yes. Otemachi is five minutes from Tokyo Station by car or ten on foot, Haneda is about 30 minutes away, and the Narita Express runs into the same station, so an international guest list arrives without changing trains.
Is there an outdoor space?+
No. This is a tower hotel: the palace gardens are the view rather than the venue, and they are public parkland. If an outdoor ceremony matters to you, Tokyo’s garden venues are the better shape.
Could this be your venue?
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Sources and booking notes
Confirm your dates, guest numbers, room arrangements and inclusions with the venue before booking. An enquiry does not reserve a date. Figures labelled Aisle estimate are modelled from regional rates and public sources; they are not venue quotes.
Sources for individual venue facts
Religious ceremonies: Shinto
“With customisable options, couples can choose between traditional Shinto or contemporary ceremonies against the ever-changing cityscape.”
Read the source for religious ceremoniesIn-house catering: Yes
“We cater to groups of any size, offering tailored menus highlighting local flavours and seasonal treats, including stunning pastries and custom cakes for celebrations.”
Read the source for in-house cateringSetting: Urban, modern, elegant
“From the heights of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Tokyo tempers urban dynamism with a profound atmosphere of serenity offering an extraordinary location to host a special occasion.”
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