Concept floor "Toyama"

Unique to Vischio Toyama
A special floor offering hospitality.

Vischio Toyama's first-ever Concept floor, "Toyama," boasts a spacious 280cm ceiling height—30cm higher than the guest rooms on floors 6 through 11—creating a sense of openness. Featuring carpets designed with the Tateyama mountain range, a famous tourist attraction in Toyama, original wall designs, glasses and coffee cups by Toyama glass artists and ceramicists, locally produced coffee and famous sweets, this special floor offers Vischio Toyama's unique hospitality that connects the region with its guests.

CONCEPT
FLOOR

POINT Hospitality unique to Toyama

Glasses made of Toyama glass

Toyama Glass "Silver Mountain Range".
The majestic Tateyama mountain range of Toyama is depicted using silver pigment. The golden appearance is a phenomenon caused by the reduction of silver. When viewed from the inside, it appears even more golden.

Glass artist Manami Sugie

1981 Born in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture
2001 Graduated from Japan Design College and began working as an artist mainly in Yokohama.
2012 Started working as an assistant at Toyama Glass Studio
2016 Appointed to Toyama Glass Studio staff
2018 Selected for the Etchu Art Festa, a celebration of beauty.

From design to finishing, everything was created by one person. Each room on the 12th floor Concept floor Toyama, is furnished with a one-of-a-kind glass, made exclusively for our guests.

Etchu Sansuke ware coffee cup

Using clay sourced from the fertile land of Tonami City, Toyama Prefecture, and glazes made from plants and trees native to the region, this pottery boasts a distinctive pale yet deep green color, a legacy of 160 years of history.
The lineage continues to this day, passed down from the fifth-generation Hitoshi Taniguchi to the sixth-generation Yuka Taniguchi.

Hitoshi Taniguchi, fifth generation Sansuke ware potter

Born in 1960 in Tonami City, Toyama Prefecture.
- Member of the Toyama Prefectural Ceramic Artists Association
- Member of the Toyama branch of the Contemporary Crafts Association
- Member of Tonami City Art Association
- Member of Toyama Prefecture Local Pottery Association

Etchu Sansuke ware boasts a history of approximately 160 years. This tea set was specially fired for use on the Toyama Concept floor Hotel Vischio Toyama.