About This Pool
On the 47th floor of the Park Hyatt Tokyo, the Pool on the Park offers what may be the most cinematic urban pool experience in Japan. The 20-metre lap pool is framed entirely by glass walls overlooking the Tokyo skyline, with Mount Fuji appearing on clear days to the west. The space, clad in Spanish granite and lit by towering windows, is intimate enough to feel private, extraordinary enough to have attracted a generation of guests since Sofia Coppola's Lost in Translation brought it to global attention in 2003. Heated year-round, and exquisite at night when the city lights extend to the horizon.
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Getting there
- The best time to visit Japan, season by seasonCherry blossoms, autumn color and when to avoid the crowds.
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