US EditionHOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU Announces Participation in TOKYO PRIDE 2025 Exhibit as an "Ally Hotel" that Ensures Guests Can Stay as Their True Selves-
- HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, A PARKROYAL Hotel, located in Tokyo, participated as an ally hotel in TOKYO PRIDE 2025 held at Yoyogi Park on June 7–8.
- The hotel joined the event to support LGBTQ+ communities and promote allyship, building on its two years of prior participation and IGLTA membership.
- During Pride Month, the hotel featured associates wearing IGLTA badges, daily social media spotlights, a rainbow-themed menu, and offered a booth with games and prizes.
- The rainbow menu included items like the Rainbow with Melty Chocolate Fondant at JAM17 DINING and cocktails priced at 1,000 yen during happy hour, while the Tokyu Kabukicho Tower glowed rainbow nightly in June.
- These efforts aim to ensure all guests can stay as their true selves, reflecting Shinjuku's diversity and expanding the hotel’s role as an inclusive space and LGBTQ+ ally.
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