[Royal Park Hotel] "Summer Star Festival of Wishes Come True" Fair to Enjoy Sparkling Delights During the Tanabata Season

The Royal Park Hotel (Location: 2-1-1 Nihonbashi Kakigaracho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; General Manager: Koichi Ozawa) will be holding its annually popular Tanabata Fair, "Summer Star Festival of Wishes Come True," for a limited time from Wednesday, July 1, 2026, to Friday, July 31, 2026. During this period, four restaurants will offer special menus inspired by the Milky Way and Tanabata.

Summer Star Festival of Wishes Come True URL: https://www.rph.co.jp/information/4mbumu3a3

■ 5F Japanese Cuisine "Genjiko" / A Kaiseki Meal Full of Tanabata Ambiance, Weaving the Season's Essence into Culinary Art

Genjiko "Summer Star Festival of Wishes Come True"

"Genjiko" will offer a kaiseki meal that reflects the scenery of Tanabata. The appetizers include the refreshing "Fish Somen," made from finely minced pike conger eel into somen noodles, and grilled ayu sweetfish dressed with uruka (fermented fish innards), offering a spread of summer flavors.

For sake pairings, we will serve pike conger eel, enhanced in flavor, lightly fried in a thin batter and finished with salt and lemon. The soup will feature fluffy shrimp shinjo (shrimp paste) paired with chopped Muscat grapes for a refreshing taste. Enjoy a kaiseki meal that combines thoughtful Tanabata story inspirations, such as the "Lyra Constellation Star" expressed in a dish of plump pumpkin and chicken simmered in rich dashi broth, and somen noodles representing the Milky Way for wishes of good health and prosperity, all crafted with the chef's meticulous skill.

■ 20F Teppanyaki "Sumida" / A Lunch Course to Enjoy Tanabata Arrangements Reflecting the Night Sky and a Luxurious Comparison of Domestic Meats

Sumida "Summer Star Festival of Wishes Come True"

"Sumida" will offer a Tanabata course during weekday lunch hours. The course begins with the chef's recommended appetizer and a cold soup. The sea bass sauté, presented on a black plate evoking the night sky, will feature a Milky Way drawn with white wine herb sauce, and bottarga powder will add a sparkle of stars.

The main course offers a luxurious combination of domestic beef fillet and sirloin for comparison, allowing you to savor the exquisite flavors and aroma unique to teppanyaki. For dessert, enjoy a "Soupe de Fruits" adorned with star-shaped chocolates and blue jelly. We deliver a moment to cherish wishes under the summer sky, accompanied by the view from the top floor.

■ B1F Chinese Cuisine "Keikaren" / A Gorgeous Course Exploring the Tanabata Story of Orihime and Hikoboshi Through "Two Flavors"

Keikaren "Summer Star Festival of Wishes Come True"

"Keikaren" will offer a lunch course themed around the Tanabata story of "Orihime and Hikoboshi," allowing you to enjoy two distinct flavors in a single dish. Following a colorful appetizer platter with the Milky Way depicted by curved sauces, a sour and spicy shark fin soup will stimulate your appetite.

You can enjoy two types of duck: smoked duck served in bao buns and roasted duck wrapped in Chinese crepes. Large, plump shrimp will be prepared stir-fried with basil sauce and steamed with garlic. Wagyu beef will be presented with a Sichuan pepper stir-fry and a black vinegar sauce. The lineup is designed for you to compare different sauces and cooking methods. For your meal, enjoy the refreshing "Gomoku Hiyashi Chuka" (cold mixed noodles), a popular summer dish.

■ 1F Chef's Dining "Symphony" / A Tanabata Dinner Course Weaving Together Refreshment and Robustness

Symphony "Summer Star Festival of Wishes Come True"

Overlooking the lobby chandelier designed with the Milky Way motif, "Symphony" will offer a glamorous dinner course inspired by a Tanabata night. Following grilled vegetable marinated with prosciutto and balsamic sauce, a refreshing cold soup of leek and potato "Vichyssoise" adds a cool touch. After layering flavors lightly with the popular "Salade Mélangée," enjoy a ribeye steak, rich in flavor, with garlic butter – a hearty dish.

For dessert, we offer a fruit soup and sherbet assortment luxuriously made with melon, bursting with fruity deliciousness. Please enjoy each dish, suitable for summer, weaving together refreshment and robustness.

■ Summer Star Festival of Wishes Come True ~Wishing Upon the Milky Way~

Period: Wednesday, July 1, 2026 – Friday, July 31, 2026 (Common to all restaurants)

Price: 5F Japanese Cuisine "Genjiko" ¥17,000 per person *Dinner only

　　　20F Teppanyaki "Sumida" ¥8,500 per person *Weekday lunch only

　B1F Chinese Cuisine "Keikaren" ¥8,500 per person *Lunch only

　　　1F Chef's Dining "Symphony" ¥7,700 per person *Dinner only

URL: https://www.rph.co.jp/information/4mbumu3a3

■ Tanabata Photo Spot / A Magical Summer Moment with the Milky Way Chandelier and Sparkling Tanabata Display

Tanabata Display *Image is a past example.

This year again, under the lobby chandelier designed with the Milky Way motif, we will install a "Tanabata Photo Spot" featuring bamboo lights approximately 3 meters high, expressing the flow of light.

This enchanting space, woven with sparkling lights, is also recommended for photography. Traditional Tanabata decorations like bamboo branches and wish strips will be available, allowing you to enjoy a moment feeling the summer night sky while making wishes on the Milky Way chandelier.

・ Tanabata Display / Photo Spot Overview

　Period: Wednesday, July 1, 2026 – Friday, July 31, 2026 / Location: 1F Main Lobby

*Prices include consumption tax and service charge (15%). *All images are for illustrative purposes. *Contents are subject to change.

About The Royal Park Hotel

As a full-service hotel providing high-quality services to meet a wide range of customer needs, The Royal Park Hotel opened in 1989 with a 1000㎡ banquet hall and in-house restaurants and bars. With the concept "CHIC TOKYO STAY ~Chic Hospitality in a Chic Town~," we welcome guests with "chic and sophisticated hospitality" in Tokyo, Nihonbashi, a town where the old and new intersect.

Exterior of The Royal Park Hotel

Location: 2-1-1 Nihonbashi Kakigaracho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Number of Rooms: 419

Facilities: Restaurants, bars, banquet halls, tea ceremony room (Kountei), chapel, Shinto shrine, shopping arcade, beauty salon, barbershop, relaxation salon, photo studio, costume shop, flower shop, Japanese garden, etc.

Access: Directly connected to Suitengumae Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line (Exit 4)

Approximately a 5-minute walk from Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line (Exit A2)

Approximately an 8-minute walk from Ningyocho Station on the Toei Asakusa Line (Exit A3)

URL: https://www.rph.co.jp/

About Royal Park Hotels

Royal Park Hotels operates 25 hotels with 6,397 rooms nationwide. Planned and operated by Mitsubishi Estate Hotel & Resorts Co., Ltd., we deliver services and value unique to us in accordance with our guiding principles of [Vision & Credo / Value / Service Standard]. We will continue to expand our chain and enhance our brand power through new hotel openings, and work towards the realization of a sustainable society as a unified group.