Daiichi Life Hibiya First
1-13-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
*The hotel does not have self-service laundry machines, but a laundry service is available.
*Plug adapters can be borrowed at the hotel; however, as the quantity is limited, we kindly recommend bringing your own just in case.
Please refrain from smoking in your room and use the designated smoking area on the second floor. If smoking is detected in the guest room, the hotel may charge you for the cost of replacing items such as the carpet or wallpaper, as well as the room charges for the period the room must remain out of service.
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We strongly recommend that all participants purchase overseas travel insurance for their own protection before departing for Japan.
In addition, please note that we will provide accident insurance at our own expense during the seminar. The insurance coverage will be valid for ten days, from November 4 through November 13.
The insured persons are all of the participants and death benefit of JPY 2 million shall be paid to your legal heir in case of your accidental death during the seminar period. Outpatient benefit of JPY 2,000 per day and inpatient benefit of JPY 5,000 per day will be paid to the insured person.
*Please note that this insurance is valid only for those who have completed the designated procedures within the specified deadline.
There are four seasons in Japan, namely Spring (Mar. – May), Summer (June – Aug.), Autumn (Sept. – Nov.) and Winter (Dec. – Feb.).
The average daytime temperature in early November is 19°C.
For your reference, you can check the weather forecast for Tokyo here:
https://www.weather-atlas.com/en/japan/tokyo
In early November, Tokyo is usually mild during the day, with temperatures around 18–20°C. However, mornings and evenings can be chilly, around 10–13°C.
We recommend wearing layers, such as a long-sleeved shirt with a light jacket or sweater. You probably won’t need a heavy winter coat during the day, but a warmer jacket can be useful in the morning and evening.
Business attire is preferable for November 5 (Thu.) as we will be taking group photos. Business casual is acceptable for all other dates.
You can withdraw Japanese Yen from ATMs at 7-eleven stores and LAWSON stores (Convenience Stores) using your "INTERNATIONAL" credit cards issued in your country such as "Visa" and "Master".
During the seminar, you will have several opportunities to exchange name cards with other participants, lecturers, and FALIA staff. Please prepare your name cards enough to be given to them.
Breakfast is included in the official hotel’s accommodation fee, except on November 12, as the tour starts early. FALIA will provide light meals (rice balls, sandwiches and drinks) on the bus instead.
Weekday lunches for the first 3 days and the farewell lunch during the off-site outing are covered by FALIA. However, if you have dietary restrictions and cannot eat the provided meals, personal food expenses will not be covered. (On the 4th and 5th days of the program, please enjoy lunch freely at any place of your choice.)
*Please note that lunch has already been reserved for the group on the first three days. We kindly ask for your understanding and cooperation in avoiding last-minute cancellations, except in unavoidable circumstances, as cancellation fees will apply.
All other meals, including lunches on the 4th and 5th days and all weekend lunches and dinners, will be at the participants’ own expense.
You can exchange currency (limited currencies available) and purchase a SIM card at the convenience store “FamilyMart Hanzomon Eki Minami” near Hotel Grand Arc Hanzomon. Services may vary. It is a two‑minute walk from the hotel.
