# THE STREETS ARE FOR THE MASSES. THE ROOF IS FOR THE SLAYLEBRITY MASTERS.
Most people walk through Ginza with their heads down. They look at the pavement. They look at the price tags in the window. They see the Chanel building and think, *”That’s for someone else.”*
That is the mindset of a slave.
I look up. I see the rooftop. I see the territory that separates the tourists from the titans.
**Le Jardin de Tweed** isn’t a tea shop. It is a statement. It is a declaration that you have escaped the gravity of the ordinary.
While the rest of Tokyo is stuck in the rush hour grind, breathing exhaust and living in the Matrix, the Slaylebrity elite are at 3-5-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, ascending to the top of the Chanel Ginza Building.
This is where reality shifts.
Why do you think the most powerful men in history sought high ground? Because perspective is power. When you sit on the terrace of Le Jardin de Tweed, you aren’t just drinking tea. You are looking down on the chaos. You are observing the game from the VIP box.
This location opened **March 1st**. Mark it. If you miss it, you stay in the cold with everyone else.
The Matrix wants you comfortable. It wants you numb. It wants you drinking sugary sludge in a plastic cup while you scroll on your phone.
**Le Jardin de Tweed** demands excellence.
### FUEL FOR THE 1%
You cannot build a Bugatti engine with cheap gas. You cannot fuel a high-performance life with low-quality input.
Here, the cake is pure white. It features the quilting motif. It is crafted by **Beige Alain Ducasse Tokyo**.
Let that name sink in. **Alain Ducasse.** One of the most decorated chefs in the history of humanity. He does not cook for the average. He cooks for those who understand value.
The Tea Set is called **”Blanche.”** White. Pure. Uncompromised.
Alongside it, Camellia-shaped chocolates. The Camellia is the symbol of Coco Chanel herself. A flower that blooms without scent, defying nature. Just like you must defy the odds to win.
### A DRINK THAT SMELLS LIKE VICTORY
Most men drink to forget. Slaylebrity Winners drink to experience.
The signature cocktail is the **Rosé Mademoiselle**.
It isn’t just alcohol. It is a “perfume-like” drink. A rose scent that gently rises from the glass. It engages the senses. It wakes up the brain. It reminds you that life is supposed to be beautiful, not just a series of bills and deadlines.
I tasted it. It was really delicious. But more than that, it was *refined*.
### THE LOGISTICS OF WINNING
Amateurs show up when it’s closed. Professionals study the schedule.
Le Jardin de Tweed operates on a seasonal cycle. If you cannot manage your time, you do not deserve to be here.
* **March & November:** 12:00 – 20:00 (Last Order 19:30)
* **April – June & September – October:** 12:00 – 22:00 (Food L.O 20:30 / Drink L.O 21:30)
* **July & August:** 15:00 – 22:00 (Food L.O 20:30 / Drink L.O 21:30)
**Closed Mondays.**
**Closed Winter (December – February).**
If you walk up on a Monday, you will find a locked door. That door is a mirror. It reflects your lack of preparation.
### THE REALITY CHECK
Why am I telling you this?
Because environment is everything. You are the average of the five places you spend the most time. If you spend your time in cheap bars, noisy streets, and dull offices, your mind will become dull.
If you surround yourself with beauty, with history, with the pinnacle of design and taste, your mind expands. You start to expect more from yourself.
**Le Jardin de Tweed** is a training ground for high standards.
* **Location:** Rooftop terrace, Chanel Ginza Building.
* **Handle:** @lejardindetweed
* **Hashtags:** #slayclubworld #lejardindetweed #CHANEL #ginza #afternoontea
### THE CHOICE IS YOURS
You can read this and keep scrolling. You can stay on the sidewalk. You can drink your cheap coffee and wonder why your life feels gray.
OR.
You can book the private jet . You can fly to Tokyo. You can walk past the crowds, step into the elevator, and rise to the top.
You can sit in the garden. You can taste the perfection. You can remind yourself what you are working for.
Luxury is not about spending money. It is about appreciating the peak of human achievement.
**The roof is open.**
**The table is set.**
**The question is: Are you worthy of the seat?**
Escape the Matrix. Taste the Rose. Conquer the Garden.
SLAY LIFESTYLE CONCIERGE NOTES
LE JARDIN DE TWEED (ル・ジャルダン・ドゥ・ツイード) is the seasonal rooftop terrace/bar on the 11th floor of the Chanel Ginza Building in Tokyo, operated in collaboration with Beige Alain Ducasse Tokyo. It features tweed-inspired decor, champagne, cocktails (like the signature Rosé Mademoiselle), light food items (e.g., quilting-motif cakes like “Blanche,” Camellia-shaped chocolates, “Carré Chanel,” “Special Bouton Chocolat”), and afternoon tea-style sets. It’s open seasonally (typically March to November, with winter closure December–February), weather-dependent.
Location
• Address: Chanel Ginza Building 11F, 3-5-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan
• Access:
• 3-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Ginza Station (Exit A13) or Ginza-Itchome Station (Exit 5)
• 5-minute walk from JR Yurakucho Station
• Dedicated entrance on the Marronnier Dori (Marronnier Street) side of the building. Parking is by advance reservation only.
Official website: https://ljdt.tokyo/ (Japanese) or https://ljdt.tokyo/en (English version available)
Instagram: @lejardindetweed
Contacts
• Phone: +81 3-5159-5500 (connected to Beige Alain Ducasse Tokyo reception, which handles Le Jardin de Tweed inquiries)
• Fax: +81 3-5159-5501
• Email: info@beige.co.jp (general for Beige Alain Ducasse Tokyo/Le Jardin)
• For weather closures or updates: Check their official Instagram (@lejardindetweed) as announcements are posted there.
Reservations
Reservations are required/recommended, especially for peak times or special sets.
• Primarily by phone (+81 3-5159-5500) — calls connect to the shared reception for Beige Alain Ducasse Tokyo and Le Jardin de Tweed.
• for web forms or online options via partners (e.g., AutoReserve at https://autoreserve.com/en/restaurants/iPoMzytqa5ewG1Usq44X for select bookings).
• It’s not fully walk-in friendly during busy seasons; advance booking is advised. Note: It may be closed on bad weather days or for events.
Menu Links
Menus are seasonal and updated on the site (focus on light bites, sweets, cocktails, champagne, and tea sets):
• Food & drink menu overview: https://ljdt.tokyo/en/menu.html
(Includes items like today’s specials, chocolate pieces, and signature offerings.)
For more details:
• Beige Alain Ducasse Tokyo main site (which oversees it): https://beige-tokyo.com/en (check “LE JARDIN DE TWEED” section).
• FAQ/info: https://ljdt.tokyo/en/faq.html and https://ljdt.tokyo/en (general info page).
If you’re in Miami, visiting would involve travel to Tokyo—it’s a chic, limited-season spot perfect for a luxurious afternoon tea or cocktail experience in Ginza. Menus/pricing can vary by year/season (e.g., tea sets around ¥4,000–¥6,000+ range based on past info). If you need private jet arrangements or help with current 2026 offerings, specific dates, or alternatives, let your assigned concierge at Slay Club World know!
While the rest of Tokyo is stuck in the rush hour grind, breathing exhaust and living in the Matrix, the Slaylebrity elite are at 3-5-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, ascending to the top of the Chanel Ginza Building. This is where reality shifts.
THE STREETS ARE FOR THE MASSES. THE ROOF IS FOR THE SLAYLEBRITY MASTERS.
Le Jardin de Tweed** isn't a tea shop. It is a statement. It is a declaration that you have escaped the gravity of the ordinary.
ALTITUDE IS ATTITUDE
When you sit on the terrace of Le Jardin de Tweed, you aren't just drinking tea. You are looking down on the chaos. You are observing the game from the VIP box.
Let that name sink in. **Alain Ducasse.** One of the most decorated chefs in the history of humanity. He does not cook for the average. He cooks for those who understand value.
The Tea Set is called **Blanche. White. Pure. Uncompromised. Alongside it, Camellia-shaped chocolates. The Camellia is the symbol of Coco Chanel herself. A flower that blooms without scent, defying nature. Just like you must defy the odds to win.
