The Tokyo Station Hotel
Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo, Japan. Located just south of the Imperial Palace, overlooking Hibiya Park and the Ginza district.
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11 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.
Shibusawa Eiichi and Okura Kihachiro apply to found the Tokyo Hotel Co. to host foreign visitors; the Imperial Household Ministry is the largest investor.
The 60-room Imperial Hotel opens in a neo-Renaissance building by Yuzuru Watanabe, after drawings by Heinrich Mänz.
After the first Diet building burns down, the House of Peers sits in the hotel’s ballroom until 1 March.
Watanabe’s building is destroyed by fire during the visit of Edward, Prince of Wales; no one is killed.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s new Imperial Hotel, in Mayan Revival style with H- and I-shaped wings, is completed after work begun in 1919.
Wright’s building withstands the Great Kantō earthquake with light damage, sheltering several embassies and feeding up to 2,500 people twice a day.
Incendiary bombs gut the south wing and destroy the Peacock Room.
The hotel is requisitioned by the Allied occupation forces and run by the U.S. government.
The hotel is returned to its owners and full repairs begin.
The current main building replaces Wright’s hotel, demolished in the late 1960s.
The Imperial Hotel Tower stands alongside the main building, on the site of the 1950s annexes.
Sources: Wikipedia (EN), “Imperial Hotel, Tokyo” (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Official website · Leading Hotels of the World, “Imperial Hotel Tokyo”. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
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