Ginza Maison Hermes is Offering Free Skating Lessons for Some Holiday Cheer
Meghan Young — December 18, 2013 — Lifestyle
References: stores.hermes & psfk
To encourage a festive cheer for the holiday season, Ginza Maison Hermes has constructed a skating rink just outside of its store. Yet this is no ordinary skating rink. As though transported from a magical forest, it is one that is fit for fairy princesses and woodland nymphs. The 3×3 meter circular rink is enclosed in a rustic wood fence and surrounded by pines.
Open until Christmas day, the Ginza Maison Hermes skating rink goes hand in hand with free 30-minute ice skating lessons. According to Psfk, "Given the tight space, Hermès set up a lottery system to randomly [choose] a few lucky shoppers to skate." So people in the Tokyo area will want to sign as as soon as possible.
Open until Christmas day, the Ginza Maison Hermes skating rink goes hand in hand with free 30-minute ice skating lessons. According to Psfk, "Given the tight space, Hermès set up a lottery system to randomly [choose] a few lucky shoppers to skate." So people in the Tokyo area will want to sign as as soon as possible.
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Designer Skating Rinks — Opportunity for luxury brands to create unique and enchanting skating experiences.
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Luxury Retail — Luxury brands can leverage their brand image to offer unique and luxurious skating experiences.
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Entertainment — Opportunity to attract customers by providing free skating lessons and creating memorable experiences.
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Events and Experiential Marketing — Creating limited space skating rinks as a part of experiential marketing campaigns to drive customer engagement.
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