For this hotel development project, Kajima handled the entire process from development to design, construction, and ownership. The building is located at Miyuki-dori and Showadori in Ginza, with a glass curtain wall that emphasizes the corner. At night, the building's vertically extending exterior lighting and chandeliers give an elegant depth to the area. This project incorporates the new district planning guideline, the "Ginza Rule." The hotel welcomes guests with the lounge that also functions as a public space and guest rooms individually designed to its details, including the width, depth, view, and furniture. The site of this project was once home to the "Kano School of Painting", which produced many Oku-e artists, and the name of this hotel's brand was derived from the classical musician "J.S. Bach". Here a new space was born where we can enjoy both of these arts.