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    A Japanese Street Food Experience at More Than 130 Archipelago Hotels Across Indonesia

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    Indonesia, Aug. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Following the success of 60 Seconds to Seoul, Archipelago continues its culinary journey to Japan with 60 Seconds to Tokyo, now available at more than 130 Archipelago hotels across Indonesia. The program brings Japanese street food inspiration from cities and countries around the world to Archipelago hotels across Indonesia. Every six months, the program introduces a new destination, allowing guests to explore global flavours without having to travel abroad.

    Three creations take center stage in 60 Seconds to Tokyo: Menchi Chicken Katsu, crispy chicken katsu with a juicy center; Sakura Sunset, a refreshing drink with delicate floral notes; and Kuromitsu Matcha Puff, a light puff dessert combining the earthy character of matcha with the sweetness of kuromitsu.

    Other selections include Chicken Kamikaze, Chicken Katsu Sando, Takoyaki, Wagyu Burger, Hambagu, Yakimeshi Fried Rice, Grilled Chicken Breast with Koji Sauce, and Prawn Tempura Nori Taco. Guests can also enjoy Japanese Cotton Cheese, along with beverages such as Shizuku Matcha Cooler, Shiso-Basil Berry, and Hojicha Latte.

    The campaign also introduces Ren and Reina, two characters who serve as the faces of 60 Seconds to Tokyo and accompany guests throughout the experience. Ren, who is of Indonesian-Japanese heritage, and Reina, a Japanese woman living in Indonesia, represent the connection between the two cultures through their shared love of Japanese <a Through 60 Seconds to Tokyo, we are bringing an authentic Japanese culinary experience that remains approachable and easy to enjoy for guests across Indonesia. Following the success of Archipelago Global Flavours Series: 60 Seconds to Seoul, which received the Marketeers OMNI Brands of the Year 2026 award in the Hospitality Engagement Campaign category, we are very excited to introduce Tokyo as our next culinary destination,” said John Flood, CEO of Archipelago Hotels.

    All 60 Seconds to Tokyo menus are available at participating hotels through hotel restaurants, poolside dining, room service, and online delivery, making them accessible to both hotel guests and the general public.

    For more information and reservations, visit www.archipelagohotels.com and follow @archipelagointernational on Instagram.

    About Archipelago Hotels

    Archipelago Hotels is the largest privately owned hotel management group in Indonesia and Southeast Asia, operating more than 45,000 rooms across over 350 properties in more than 200 destinations throughout Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, and Oceania. With a portfolio of 14 award-winning brands, including Aston, Alana, Huxley, Park Lane, Kamuela, Avanika, Harper, Quest, Four Corners, Neo, fave, Nordic, Powered by Archipelago, and Aston Collection, the company has established itself as one of the region’s fastest-growing and most trusted hospitality management groups.

    Headquartered in Jakarta, Archipelago Hotels leverages decades of expertise in developing scalable hotel brands and managing a diverse global accommodation portfolio. Its asset-light business model, technology-driven approach, and strong corporate governance support rapid expansion across key international markets, including Southeast Asia, MENA (Middle East and North Africa), Oceania, and Latin America.

    Backed by a robust operational framework, proprietary technology, and the flexibility of an independent hospitality company, Archipelago Hotels continues to drive innovation within the hospitality industry while supporting sustainable tourism growth across the regions it serves.
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