Father’s Day is coming up on June 18, and it’s an opportunity to make the day a memorable one with something special. With that in mind, here are some gift ideas that will let you show your love and appreciation.
For the Dad who Likes Motorsports
Recently opened as the first Japan location of the Unbound Collection by Hyatt, Fuji Speedway Hotel in Shizuoka is home to the Fuji Motorsports Museum on its first three floors. The hotel, which is on the floors above the museum, offers the perfect harmony of motorsports and hospitality. With options ranging between rooms, suites, and villas overlooking the circuit view or Mount Fuji, the hotel is sure to offer a memorable stay that gives your father the opportunity to dive into his love for motorsports. Fanatec GT World Challenge Asia, the continent’s most popular GT championship, is happening between June 16 and 18, so be sure to book a room for easy access to the racing event!
Get 10% Exclusive Discount on Bed and Breakfast at Fuji Speedway Hotel.
For the Sharp-Dressed Dad
If a dad in your life often wears a suit for work, why not give him the gift of a custom-tailored item? Euro Merican Fashions has access to more than 6,000 exclusive fabrics originating from the best mills in Italy and England in addition to branded fabrics by Dormeuil, Ermenegildo Zegna, Loro Piana, and Reda, and expert tailor Vinod Bahrunani consults with all of his clients to make sure they end up with a perfect final product.
Get a Pair of Trousers Worth ¥41,000!
For the Dad Who Wants to Get Fit
As we get older, our metabolism slows down, which can lead to gaining extra body weight that might affect our confidence. Club 360, with two locations in Minato Ward, offers a variety of services to help people find an exercise method that they like and that suits their body image goals. Offering everything from group classes and personal training to nutrition coaching, Club 360 can be the first stop to your long-term health and fitness lifestyle. The gyms focus on creating a sense of community and helping to foster friendship among their members.
For the Dad Who Loves His Hairdo
Should your father want to take the best care of his hair, look no further than the Molton Brown Botanical Hair Care line.The classic British fragrance maker released a botanical hair care collection inspired by the 1970s Mayfair salon. With four new hair collections—Balancing, Volumizing, Hydrating and Repairing—the products are 100% vegan, silicone-free, don’t use parabens or phthalates, and are enriched with sustainably sourced herbs such as nettle, camomile, fennel, and coriander. The sustainable, recycled bottles are designed in an apothecary style and will add a stylish flair to your dad’s hair care routine. Or he can go in for a luxurious head spa treatment at FA Hairdressing.
For the Gourmet Dad
While smoked salmon is available at Japanese supermarkets, if it’s one of your dad’s favorite dishes, why not give him the gift of truly exquisite smoked wild salmon? The Scottish Salmon Company’s award-winning Native Hebridean Smoked Scottish Salmon, coveted by top chefs worldwide, is made using wild salmon from the remote Hebrides. Hand cured using a traditional island recipe before being gently smoked with wood shavings from aged Scotch whisky barrels, the unique taste of this Scottish delicacy will surely be a delightful gift for a father who loves fine food..
For the Dad Who Loves Fine Wine
Nyetimber’s flagship Classic Cuvee Multi Vintage is the perfect drink for any occasion. Created using the traditional method, it is a classic blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier aged for around three years. Intense, delicate, elegant and complex, it’s consistently crowned one of the best English sparkling wines. Recommended to be enjoyed with smoked salmon, oysters, scallops, asparagus, or sushi, this is a versatile beverage that your father is sure to love!
For the Dad Who Wants a Unique Vehicle
Morgan Motor Company is a car manufacturer that hand builds classic British sports cars. Morgan's unique cars are made with traditional manufacturing methods and are known around the world. The company has been building cars for 110 years in Malvern, UK, and they make only 800 cars per year, offering a choice between three models—3 Wheeler, Plus Four and Plus Six. For the height of customization, maybe you can give your dad a trip to Morgan’s Pickersleigh Road factory to choose from a wide range of paint and leather-trim options and to watch the car being built. With three car clubs in Japan, your dad can enjoy the new company of car enthusiasts who share their love for Morgan’s cars!
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