An Immersive Musical Experience Bridging the Past and Future of the City’s Soundscape

Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills will be hosting “Tokyo Horizon — City Pop Experience” on May 29. It’s part of a new three-part event series for 2026 at The Tavern – Lounge on the 51st floor of the hotel.

Celebrating the global resurgence and the evolution of city pop, a music genre originating in Japan, the series kicks off with a dynamic lineup including Ryusenkei, a leading force in the modern city pop scene, alongside internationally acclaimed DJ Night Tempo and Natsu Summer.

Set against a breathtaking backdrop of Tokyo’s night skyline, this event promises an immersive musical experience that bridges the past and future of the city’s soundscape.

Guests can also enjoy a curated beverage and dining experience created exclusively for the event, including an original cocktail inspired by the nostalgic charm of a classic cream soda, alongside chef-crafted canapés and a free-flow selection of beer and wine.

About City Pop

Born from the urban culture of Japan’s era of rapid economic growth, city pop has re-emerged once again as a symbol of sophisticated sound and cosmopolitan sensibility. Tokyo Horizon reimagines this genre through the lens of Andaz Tokyo, blending nostalgia with a contemporary edge to create an immersive fusion of music, space and community.

The series also serves as a platform to express the three core values of the Andaz brand: Rooted, Enriching and Empowering. Rooted explores the origins and evolution of Tokyo’s City Pop culture, reinterpreted through a global lens to create an authentic “Made in Tokyo” experience where local and international influences intersect.

Enriching engages the senses and sparks curiosity through music and artistic expression, offering moments of inspiration and discovery with each visit. Empowering, meanwhile, reflects the dynamic social energy created through music and connection, inviting guests to move freely and rediscover their own rhythm.

Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills Launches ‘Tokyo Horizon – City Pop Experience’: Location and Details