"380 Yen Each: Delicious Sweets and Deli-Style Mikan Juice from the Palace Hotel's Basement – Perfect for Little Gifts!"

The delicious mandarin juice available at Palace Hotel Tokyo＊

Perfect for a small gift♡

Did you know that the mandarin juice at Palace Hotel Tokyo, located in Otemachi, is delicious?

Speaking of Palace Hotel Tokyo, it has a prestigious address at 1-1-1 Marunouchi, Tokyo.

In addition to accommodations, it is home to the famous piano chocolat restaurant "Crown,"

This is a popular luxury hotel with foreign capital, known for its Arita porcelain created specifically for Palace Hotel Tokyo, called "Palace Plate"♡

Arita mandarin juice, 380 yen per bottle♡

Perfect for a small gift is the Arita mandarin juice sold at the delicatessen "Sweets and Deli" on the basement floor of the Palace Hotel♡

It's 100% mandarin juice made at the Sawakaya Orchard in Wakayama Prefecture,

and it's just the right size to hold with one hand. Each bottle is 200ml and costs 380 yen.

In addition to being available for purchase at the store, it is also sold on their official online shop,

with sets available in 6, 8, or 10 bottles.

➡ Check out the product page for Arita mandarin juice here＊

☑ A luxurious atmosphere of selected items from Palace Hotel

☑ Deliciousness with a focus on quality

☑ The cuteness of the deep orange color

☑ Reasonably priced

There are many attractions.

It's a luxurious mandarin juice that everyone, from the elderly to children, will be happy with,

and it seems to be popular at item fairs for brides getting married at Palace Hotel♡

Mandarin juice from Palace Hotel as a small gift♡

While there are various standard items like ramune and apple juice for drink gifts,

doesn't the mandarin juice, a selected item from a luxury hotel, feel like a step up?

In addition to this juice, Sweets and Deli located in the basement of Palace Hotel offers delicious cakes and bread, so it might be fun to go shopping there and try purchasing various items♩

➡ Check out the pastry section of Palace Hotel Tokyo's Sweets and Deli page here＊