Together with their families

Haruka & Daniel

Saturday 12 June 2027

The Garden Pavilion · Tokyo

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How it beganOur story

Haruka and Daniel

A Meeting at the Shibuya Crossing, 2019

Haruka and Daniel first crossed paths beneath the neon glow of Shibuya in 2019, both reaching for the same umbrella in a sudden downpour. Their shared laughter and quick chat over coffee at a nearby café sparked a connection that grew steadily through seasons and city explorations.

They now look forward to celebrating their union in Tokyo and would be delighted if you could join them for the day.

Join usThe celebrations

Each event has its own time, place and dress code. Tap Map for directions, or add it to your calendar.

Saturday 12 June

Shrine or chapel ceremony

2pm

The Garden Pavilion

Shinjuku, Tokyo

Dress code: Smart attire; traditional dress welcome

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Saturday 12 June

Hiroen reception

4pm

The Garden Pavilion

Shinjuku, Tokyo

Dress code: Jacket for gentlemen; elegant dresses or suits for ladies

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Saturday 12 June

Nijikai after-party

7:30pm

The Lantern Hall

Shibuya, Tokyo

Dress code: Relaxed smart casual

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For family far awayWatch live

LIVE on the day

The hiroen reception, streamed live

Grandparents and family abroad can watch from anywhere. The stream starts here about 30 minutes before the hiroen reception.

At the venueFind your table

Guests scan the QR code on the welcome sign and find their seat in seconds.

Getting thereTravel and stay

Getting there

The venue is easily reached via the JR Yamanote Line, with the nearest station just a five-minute walk away. Taxis are also readily available from central Tokyo districts.

Where to stay

Several comfortable hotels are located in the surrounding areas, offering convenient access to local attractions and transport links. We recommend booking early, especially for the summer season.

Dress code

For the ceremony, guests are asked to wear smart attire; traditional Japanese dress is welcome but not required. For the reception, a jacket is advisable for gentlemen, and elegant dresses or suits for ladies.

Good to knowQuestions and answers

Is the ceremony religious?

The ceremony is a Shinto ritual, which is cultural and symbolic rather than religious in the Western sense. All guests are welcome to observe respectfully.

Will there be vegetarian options?

Yes, we have arranged for several vegetarian and vegan dishes to be available throughout the meal. Please indicate your preference on the RSVP form.

Can children attend?

Children are welcome at the ceremony and reception. A quiet corner with activities will be provided for younger guests.

Is there a gift registry?

We have not set up a gift registry. Your presence and warm wishes are the greatest gift we could ask for.

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Invitation for The Tanaka family

Shrine or chapel ceremony · Saturday 12 June
Hiroen reception · Saturday 12 June
Nijikai after-party · Saturday 12 June
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