Hotel JAL City Nagasaki to Host 30th Anniversary Commemorative Plans and Events Starting in April

Hotel JAL City Nagasaki (Location: 13-10 Shinchi-machi, Nagasaki City; General Manager: Katsuichi Ii) will celebrate its 30th anniversary on September 14, 2026. To commemorate this milestone, the period from April 1, 2026, to December 31, 2026, will be designated as the 30th Anniversary Memorial Year, featuring various projects to express gratitude to local residents and loyal guests.

Since its opening, the hotel has aimed to promote the charm of Nagasaki Prefecture. To mark the 30th anniversary, we will roll out a series of commemorative projects, including accommodation plans, special events, banquet packages, and exclusive restaurant menus, running from April to December 2026.

■ Project Part 1: 30th Anniversary Commemorative Accommodation Plan
To celebrate the 30th anniversary, we are offering a one-night, two-meal plan in a Superior Twin Room for 30,000 yen, featuring three major benefits.

[Reservation Period] April 24, 2026 – December 29, 2026
[Stay Period] May 6, 2026 – December 29, 2026 (Exclusion dates apply)
[Benefits]
1. Welcome gift of Nagasaki mandarin juice
2. Souvenir Hasami-yaki mug
3. Additional dessert (sesame balls and castella) for the dinner course at the Chinese restaurant 'Tōen'

■ Project Part 2: Launch of 'PEACE TEA TIME' Drink Bar for Guests
Starting May 15, 2026, we will offer a morning drink bar service for hotel guests. Guests can enjoy self-service soft drinks, including tea and green tea, alongside books and magazines related to Nagasaki.

[Service Start Date] May 15, 2026 (Ongoing)
[Hours] 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
[Location] Hotel JAL City Nagasaki 1F Function Room 'Olive'

■ The Concept Behind the 30th Anniversary Logo
The logo features a 'Peiron' boat, a traditional Nagasaki event, surrounded by symbols of the city's multicultural heritage, such as churches, torii gates, and fireworks. It encapsulates the vibrancy of Nagasaki as a port town and the 30-year journey of the hotel alongside the local community.