Media, Events, Experiments
Ultra Lounge
Ultra Lounge, Tokyo’s newest hot spot on the leading edge of the latest luxury brand trends. Ultra Lounge did a tie-up to create Tokyo’s first Dom Perignon themed club. Luxury Champagne isn’t just for the Yacht owning types anymore. Hfour provided a branded video installation for the duration of the opening weekend. Check out the club here.
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