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    "Feel the Sound"

    The resonance of sound and art, paired with champagne.

    JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo is pleased to introduce a limited-time collaboration package with "Feel the Sound," an immersive sound exhibition presented at MoN Takanawa in TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY, beginning on November 20.

    After a multisensory journey through the exhibition, continue the experience at 4-0-3, our pop-up bar on the 30th floor.

    Discover a unique moment where sound, art, and fine champagne or handcrafted cocktails come together, creating an unforgettable experience available only through this exclusive collaboration.

    About

    "Feel the Sound"

    "Feel the Sound" is an immersive sound exhibition co-produced by the Barbican Centre, a leading cultural institution in the UK, and MoN Takanawa, which allows participants to experience sound with their entire bodies. Based on the exhibition held at the Barbican Centre in London in 2025, it has been restructured for the Tokyo event. New works have been added, making this the first exhibition of its kind in Japan. Through diverse installations that fuse sound, vibration, light, and technology, it offers a new experience to feel sound not just with the ears, but to see, touch, and sense it with the whole body.  This exhibition features works by artists from Japan and abroad, including "Sensing Streams" by Ryuichi Sakamoto and Daito Manabe, and "Reflections of Being" by Max Cooper. It explores the relationship between sound, the body, and space, questioning the new possibilities of the act of "listening."

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    Premium Event
    November 20

    Premium Event

    On the opening day of the exhibition, we will host an exclusive premium event limited to 20 guests.
    Following a special curator-led tour offering unique insights into the exhibition’s concept and the stories behind the artworks, guests will be invited to the pop-up bar 4-0-3 on the 30th floor of the hotel.

    There, you will enjoy a glass of Dom Pérignon Vintage 2015 paired with chef-crafted canapés, extending the immersive experience of sound and art through an elegant champagne moment. Join us for a memorable evening that lingers long after the exhibition ends.

    Time | From 7.00 pm (Meet at MoN Takanawa)
    Price | JPY 13,000 per person (including tax and service fee)
    Capacity | Up to 20 participants
    Contents | "Feel the Sound" exhibition ticket (including curator tour: English), Dom Pérignon Vintage 2015 (glass), canapés

    Feel the Sound × Dom Perignon

    November 20 - January 31

    Dom Pérignon Plan

    A special plan to enjoy the exhibition of 'Feel the Sound' and taste Dom Pérignon Vintage by the glass. You can savor the depth of flavor and delicate finish unique to Dom Pérignon at the bar on the 30th floor. You can spend a relaxing time with champagne while immersing yourself in the aftertaste of the exhibition.

    Price|JPY 11,500 per person
    Contents|'Feel the Sound' exhibition ticket, Dom Pérignon Vintage (glass)

    Feel the Sound × Original Cocktail

    November 20 - March 22

    Original Cocktail Plan

    A plan that combines the original cocktails inspired by 'Feel the Sound' with the appreciation of the exhibition. The senses brought by sound and art are expressed in a cocktail by the bartender's sensibility, delivering a bar experience that allows you to feel the inspiration gained from the exhibition more deeply through taste and aroma.

    Price|JPY 5,000 per person
    Contents|'Feel the Sound' exhibition ticket, 1 original cocktail

    4-0-3

    Dom Pérignon Room

    As the second chapter of our successful collaboration with the Champagne Maison Dom Pérignon, we are pleased to introduce the Dom Pérignon Room for a limited time. In a refined setting that reflects the Maison’s signature artistry and timeless elegance, guests can enjoy a curated selection of five exceptional Champagnes, including Dom Pérignon Rosé, Plénitude 2, and the exclusive Damien Hirst Limited Editions, available by the glass or bottle.

    Period| November 16, 2026–January 31, 2027

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