📅 Jan 4, 2017

RE: Epstein's Lady

From: Shimizu, Asako (TYOHY)

To: Koga, Chika (TYOHY-C)

Dear Koga san, Thank you very much for your time earliers. I apologize for taking so long to put a proposal together. As you have kindly noted to Mr. Pritzker, all schools are still closed and many of them will come back either tomorrow or Friday. As soon as each school comes back from the holiday, I will first ask all lessons (private/or group) are available (can be arranged) during her stay; Feb 6 — 28, 2017. Especially the Japanese manner school, I truly hope that they are available to pr

Dear Koga san,

Thank you very much for your time earliers. I apologize for taking so long to put a proposal together.

As you have kindly noted to Mr. Pritzker, all schools are still closed and many of them will come back either tomorrow or Friday.

As soon as each school comes back from the holiday, I will first ask all lessons (private/or group) are available (can be arranged) during her stay; Feb 6 — 28, 2017.

Especially the Japanese manner school, I truly hope that they are available to provide special private lessons.

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Apart from these lessons, I will search for a Kaisei cuisine experience and some other cultural classes she can take at her choice.

Japanese manner lesson:

Approximate cost is JPY 15,000- JPY 20,000 per lesson (1.shrs per class) *tailor-made lessons in English

We would like to learn in which area she would like to focus on;

• History of Japanese etiquette/what Japanese etiquette is all about

• Basic movements (posture, how to bow, walk, stand-up, sit-down)

• Manners for visiting family/friends/clients and welcoming guests at home/office

• Omotenashi; how to welcome and extend hospitalities; e.g. setting decorations suitable for the season or ritual in appropriate indoor places, how to serve refreshments etc.

- Manners for gift giving

• Wrapping and special knotting (Mizuhiki)j

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mizuhiki

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• Table manner (Japanese and Western cuisine)

• About rite of passage and traditional annual events and its history

• How to write a thank you letter

• Manners for auspicious occasion and mourning

• Others; attire, telephone etiquette, choice of words for conversation etc.

Flower arrangement lesson at SOGETSU:

http://www.sogetsu.or.jp/e/know/about/

• JPY 8,640 for three lessons

• JPY 12,850 for five lessons

• JPY 23,450 for nine lessons

Tea ceremony lesson:

TBC — schools are still closed. I hope to find out the details by Friday.

Calligraphy lesson:

Estimated tuition: JPY 13,500 for four lessons

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Basic Japanese language lesson:

Estimated tuition: WV 34,560 for eight lessons

Should you have any questions, please let me know at any time.

Kindest regards,

AS

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📅 Jan 7, 2017

Re: Epstein's Lady

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: [Redacted]

That would be perfect, thank you! Look forward to speaking to you as well! On Jan 6, 2017, at 7:58 PM, wrote: Wonderful! May I call you in 30 minutes or so? I look forward to our call! iPhoneから送信 2017/01/07 9:56, Karyna Shuliak のメッセージ: Thank you so much Asako! Yes, certainly, we can speak today. I am in New York, it is about 8pm right now. I will be available for the next hour if that works? On Jan 6, 2017, at 7:51 PM, wrote: Dear Ms. Shuliak, Thank you very much for your speedy reply.

That would be perfect, thank you! Look forward to speaking to you as well!

On Jan 6, 2017, at 7:58 PM, wrote:

Wonderful! May I call you in 30 minutes or so? I look forward to our call!

iPhoneから送信

2017/01/07 9:56, Karyna Shuliak のメッセージ:

Thank you so much Asako!

Yes, certainly, we can speak today. I am in New York, it is about 8pm right now. I will be available for the next hour if that works?

On Jan 6, 2017, at 7:51 PM, wrote:

Dear Ms. Shuliak,

Thank you very much for your speedy reply. It is greatly appreciated.

We are too very excited about your trip!

About our call, are you available to speak today? It's almost 10am here and wonder if we can have a call in one hour or so?

For my reference, may I ask which time zone you are living?

Thank you very much and I look forward to speaking with you shortly.

Kindest regards,
Asako

ps: please call me Asako!

iPhoneから送信

2017/01/07 9:33, Karyna Shuliak < のメッセージ:

Dear Ms. Shimizu,

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It is my pleasure to e-meet you as well! I am so excited about the trip and very much appreciate your help! I am free to speak this weekend any time from 8am to 1pm Tokyo time, if that is convenient for you? Or the same time during the week. Please let me know what works best for you.

Thank you very much!

Karyna

On Jan 6, 2017, at 7:06 PM, wrote:

Dear Ms. Shuliak,

Warm greetings from Tokyo!

This is Asako Shimizu. It is a great pleasure to e-greet you.

I very much look forward to working closely with you to plan your upcoming trip to Japan.

Please kindly let me know the best time for me to contact you.

I look forward to our initial call.

Kindest regards,
Asako Shimizu

iPhoneから送信

2017/01/06 23:11、Karyna Shuliak < のメッセージ:

Dear Koga-san,

Thank you so much for all the arrangements and for the introduction to Ms. Asako Shimizu! Please feel free to contact me via cell phone as well: I I have copied on this email Mrs. Lesley Groff, who is Mr.Epstein's assistant. She will provide you with the credit card information you requested.

Once again, thank you so much for all your help! I am very much looking forward to this trip.

Karyna

On Jan 5, 2017, at 11:37 PM, wrote:

Karyna:

Nice to hear from you and thank you for the note.

We are delighted to welcome you to Tokyo early next month. Tom spoke to me a few times about your forthcoming visit to Tokyo with very interesting objectives. We are honored to assist you whatever we can.

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As a matter of "Karyna Tokyo Welcoming Team', I will be the head of the Team. Then, various arrangements and bookings for the lessons concerned, Ms. Asako Shimizu of Hyatt Japan Office will be communicating with you direct with copying me and she will finalize the lesson schedules and time tables in accordance to our requirements. Asako's e-mail address is and her office phone is with her cell phone of . Two of you can freely communicate over the phone and e-mails. Asako will be your Chief Coordinator.

My cell phone is +

In addition, our General Manager of Grand Hyatt Tokyo, Steve Dewire and his assistant, Ms. Kayo Yamada will be assisting with your stay at Grand Hyatt Tokyo. For you information, their e-mail addresses are;

Steve Dewire
Kayo Yamada

Grand Hyatt Tokyo phone no. is + As you should know by now, your room at Grand Hyatt Tokyo is reserved for Feb. 3-25 with free access to Grand Club Lounge. No rush but at some point of time, let me or Asako know how we should charge the room bill.

Karyna, once again, welcoming you to Tokyo soon with our great pleasure.

Let's keep in touch.

Regards.
Chika Koga

PS, 15 to 20 years ago, Jeffrey and I spent a few days together in Tokyo. We had a good time. Send my regards to Jeffrey for me.

Chikami Koga
Senior Advisor

Hyatt (Japan) Co.. Ltd.
5-3 No. 7 Akiyama Bldg. 5-3 Kojimachi,
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0083
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From: Karyna Shuliak [mailto:
Sent: Friday, January 6, 2017 12:50 PM
To: Koga, Chika (TYOHY-C)
Subject: Fwd: Epstein's Lady

Dear Koga-san,

1 am writing to you in response to your email to Mr. Pritzker. regarding the organization of the private lessons during my trip to Japan.

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Please allow me to take a moment to thank you for this truly unique opportunity and for all your help with the lessons and my stay at the hotel!

I would be very happy to take all the classes, that you have suggested, with the main focus perhaps in Japanese manner lessons, if that would be possible.

1 will be ready to start the classes on February 6th, and am planning to stay in Japan until February 28th

Please advice what would be our next step—•

Thank you so much for your help!

Karyna

Begin forwarded message:

This is not a chart. It is an email.

Key information:
* **From:** [Redacted]
* **Date:** January 4, 2017 at 12:24:29 AM CST
* **To:** [Redacted]
* **Cc:** [Redacted]
* **Subject:** Fwd: Epstein's Lady

Pls see our proposal produced by Asako. Pls ask the lady and Jeffrey to go thru with it and let us know what she wants to focus.

GHTokyo has reserved a room for her during the days of Feb. 5-28. She will have free access to Grand Club Lounge. Steve Dewire and his staff will assist her during her stay in Tokyo.

If she wishes to make her trip to Kyoto or Hakone or else where, Steve Dewire and we at Hyatt Japan Office will help her out in making arrangements.

You know Kazumi's cell. Asako's cell is I. I am ready too. We are all ready to finalize her arrangements thru our usual team work play.

CK

iPadから送信

* **Sender:** Shimizu, Asako (TYOHY)
* **Date/Time:** 2017/01/04 14:51:54 JST
* **Recipient:** Koga, Chika (TYOHY-C)
* **Cc:** Maeda, Kazumi (TYOHY)
* **Subject:** RE: Epstein's Lady

Dear Koga san,

Thank you very much for your time earliers. I apologize for taking so long to put a proposal together.

As you have kindly noted to Mr. Pritzker, all schools are still closed and many of them will come back either tomorrow or Friday.

As soon as each school comes back from the holiday, I will first ask all lessons (private/or group) are available (can be arranged) during her stay; Feb 6 — 28, 2017.

Especially the Japanese manner school, I truly hope that they are available to provide special private lessons.

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Apart from these lessons, I will search for a Kaisei cuisine experience and some other cultural classes she can take at her choice.

Japanese manner lesson:

Approximate cost is JPY 15,000- JPY 20,000 per lesson (1.shrs per class) *tailor-made lessons in English

We would like to learn in which area she would like to focus on;

• History of Japanese etiquette/what Japanese etiquette is all about

• Basic movements (posture, how to bow, walk, stand-up, sit-down)

• Manners for visiting family/friends/clients and welcoming guests at home/office

• Omotenashi; how to welcome and extend hospitalities; e.g. setting decorations suitable for the season or ritual in appropriate indoor places, how to serve refreshments etc.

- Manners for gift giving

• Wrapping and special knotting (Mizuhiki)j

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mizuhiki

<image007.jpg><image008.jpg>

• Table manner (Japanese and Western cuisine)

• About rite of passage and traditional annual events and its history

• How to write a thank you letter

• Manners for auspicious occasion and mourning

• Others; attire, telephone etiquette, choice of words for conversation etc.

Flower arrangement lesson at SOGETSU:

http://www.sogetsu.or.jp/e/know/about/

• JPY 8,640 for three lessons

• JPY 12,850 for five lessons

• JPY 23,450 for nine lessons

Tea ceremony lesson:

TBC — schools are still closed. I hope to find out the details by Friday.

Calligraphy lesson:

Estimated tuition: JPY 13,500 for four lessons

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Basic Japanese language lesson:

Estimated tuition: WV 34,560 for eight lessons

Should you have any questions, please let me know at any time.

Kindest regards,

AS

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Unauthorized use, disclosure or copying of this communication or any part thereof is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by return e—mail or by e—mail to ieevacation@gmail.com and destroy this communication and all copies thereof, including all attachments. copyright -all rights reserved

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📅 Jan 9, 2017

Fwd: Intro

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Jeffrey <jeevacation@gmail.com>

Begin forwarded message: From: Romy Yamada < Subject: Re: Intro Date: January 8, 2017 at 4:33:37 PM EST To: Karyna Shuliak Dear Karyna, Thank you for your patience. I managed to check the availability and pre-book for all the experiences except for wagashi. Since it is taking place near the Valentine's Day - which has actually become a big event in Japan for ladies to give sweets to men at the corporate and personal level (reciprocated in March on "White Day") - the wagashi patissiers are tie

Begin forwarded message:

From: Romy Yamada <
Subject: Re: Intro
Date: January 8, 2017 at 4:33:37 PM EST
To: Karyna Shuliak

Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your patience. I managed to check the availability and pre-book for all the experiences except for wagashi. Since it is taking place near the Valentine's Day - which has actually become a big event in Japan for ladies to give sweets to men at the corporate and personal level (reciprocated in March on "White Day") - the wagashi patissiers are tied up until 14 Feb. I will try to negotiate for the experience to take place after that. Please note that the earliest the requested experiences can take place is from 8 Feb, Wed onwards.

9 Feb, Thu:

10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana sessionl

01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

10Feb, Fri:

11:00AM-03:00PM (4 hrs): Kaiseki and tea ceremony 03:OOPM-05:OOPM (2 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

13Feb, Mon:
10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session2
01:30PM-03:30PM (2 hrs): Zen meditation

14Feb, Tue: 10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session3 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

15Feb, Wed:

10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session4

01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

16Feb, Thu:

10:OOAM-12:OOPM (2 hrs): Ikebana sessions 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

*Wagashi making experience to be arranged 15 Feb onwards. It may be on the week of 20th, I will check early next week

*Inspiration tour date and time is my recommendations.

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What do you think of the above? I can only make pre-bookings for the experiences until this Thursday Japan time and I would need to make the actual booking after that, so please let me know if you are ok with the dates! Should you have any questions, please let me know any time. Thank you very much and please enjoy your Sunday!

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

On Fri, Jan 6, 2017 at 1:09 PM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote:
Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for your prompt response. That sounds good, I will be waiting to hear back from you about the dates.

Thank you very much and have a wonderful day!

Karyna

On Jan 5, 2017, at 10:18 PM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your email. I think I will be able to get back to you early next week on all the experiences availability dates. Let's discuss again from there. Thank you very much!

Regards,

Romy

2017/01/06 12:14、Karyna Shuliak < のメッセージ:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for putting together the itinerary, which I am very excited about. I would love to do all of the 6 days of lessons, that you have listed. I am also coordinating regarding a few other activities, that I am planning to do during the rest of my stay, and I would just have to make sure, that the dates would not overlap between the two. Shall we wait until January 6th to see what dates your masters would have available and then confirm everything? And we can then proceed with the payment? Please advice..

Thanks a lot!

Karyna

On Jan 5, 2017, at 7:16 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:
Dear Karyna,
Happy New Year! I hope all is well with you and that you are off to a great start to your calendar year.

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We just resume work today and I will start checking the availability with our culture partners. In a meantime if you could let me know about my questions from the previous email, I will plan all the activities as per your feedback.

Once I complete checking the partner availability and set the schedule, I will be asking for the credit card details as follow to process payment. If you are not comfortable to share via email, I can call you to get the information.

- Card company:

- Credit card number:

- Name as per in the card:

- Security code:

- Expiry date:

Should you have any questions, please do let me know any time. I am very excited to share with you all the experiences. Thank you very much.

Regards,
山田ひろみ
Romy Yamada
TOKI I Experience Curator

Mobile: (+ Email:
Web: toki.tokyo| Instagram: toki.tokyo

On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 8:52 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:
Hi Karyna,

Thank you for your email! I was just going to drop you a note to wish a New Year.

It is great that you have confirmed your dates for the trip! Since all our culture partner are closed for this year, I can check their availability after 6 Jan, Fri when most of the culture partner resume work.

Would you like us to help with curating an itinerary fitting your objective of the trip? If so, below is what I would suggest, the combinations are tentative and depend on the tea master, artisan, chef, and monk availability.

Since you are here for almost 3 weeks, please advise how you would like us to support you for the rest of the days. Would you like to go to Kyoto or any other cities for getting inspirations based on your objective of the trip?

Dayl AM: Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony: 4 hours PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day2 AM: Ikebana sessionl: 2 hours PM: Tlnspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

Day3
AM: Ikebana session2: 2 hours
PM: Make Wagashi: 2 hours
Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day4

AM: Ikebana session3: 2 hours

PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

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Day5

AM: Ikebana session4: 2 hours PM: Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk: 2 hours Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day6

AM: Ikebana sessions: 2 hours PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

I am able to talk to you any time you would like, please let me know your convenient dates and times and we can set the call.

Please have a wonderful New Year and I look forward to meeting you next year. Please stay warm!

Regards,

Romy

On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 8:28 AM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote: Dear Romy, I hope you are well and enjoying the holiday season. I apologize for such a delay with my response in regards to setting things up for my Tokyo trip. If possible, I would like to start classes on February 6th and I would stay until February 28th. Although all of the listed itinerary options sound incredible, I have chosen a few which, I hope, would be most useful for the purpose this trip. The options I have selected are the following from your list: 1)Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house 5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) 7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier 8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk

Please let me know how we should proceed and if you have any questions. And thank you so much for your patience!

Karyna

On Dec 12, 2016, at 1:17 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

I hope you had a relaxing lovely weekend. Please do let me know any time if any questions or additional requests arise. Thank you very much.

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

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On Sun, Dec 11, 2016 at 12:43 PM, Karyna Shuliak > wrote:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for your email. All of the options sound very exciting. Please allow me to discuss this with my team and I will get back to you with the itinerary choices. Have a great weekend! Karyna

On Dec 9, 2016, at 3:47 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Not a problem at all! I have highlighted the USD prices next to the JPY prices below. Please note that this was calculated based on the exchange rate on Friday, 9 December at 12:00AM (EST). When we process the payment, it will be based on the amount in JPY I have provided below, so please just use these current calculations as a general reference.

FYI, I met a very talented calligraphy artist today who gets invited to oversea for private events and I will be meeting him soon for creating some experience. I will update you if the content fits your objective. Thank you.

Objective: Food service and presentation / Etiquette and protocol with the guests / Aesthetics for details / Hospitality / Inspiration for working with the guests and managing the staff

Tentative timing for the visit: Early Feb 2017

Duration: 2 weeks *Depending on the contents and the cities to stay

Daily schedule: AM - Experience in PM - Inspirational tour *It can be vice versa

Recommended hotel area in Tokyo: Roppongi *Considering where all the experiences / tours can happen

Experiences Recommendations in Tokyo:

1)Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house http://www.toki.tokyo/tea- ceremony

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 186,000 for 1 person (USD 1,640)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: You will have the honor of being hosted by a renowned tea house master, who has had experience in hosting tea ceremonies for over sixty years (actually she is 89 years old). To fully appreciate the tea's flavor, you will first enjoy a full-course Kaiseki meal (traditional upperclass Japanese cuisine). After the full course, you will receive your tea in ceremonial style and directly learn about the aesthetics of Japan, Japanese hospitality, and how we appreciate and value things. Every aspect of the ceremony - the antique tea bowls, tea spoon,

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the powdered tea container, calligraphy, flowers, vase - is specifically chosen by the tea master for the guests. Thus, the experience really becomes a once-in-lifetime encounter.

2) Discover Kaiseki at a two-star Michelin Restaurant http://www.toki.tokyo/kaiseki

- Duration: 2.5 hours

- Area: Akasaka (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 497,000 for 1 person (USD 4,380)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Cook and prepare an authentic Kaiseki cuisine lunch with two-star Michelin restaurant. Our experience usually consists more of preparing - make the fish ball, compare the taste of the dashi (soup from the bonito flakes), cut the fish, learn how to use the knife - depending on what the seasonal menu is. The chef is very particular in what he cooks and it is more of helping prepare, not for the guests to cook from scratch. For lunch, the guests are able to enjoy what is prepared by chef, and it may include around one fish ball made by the guest.

3) Tsukij tuna auction with seafood sampling and Sushi Making (breakfast) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 335,000 for 1 person (USD 2,950)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi breakfast, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: The world's biggest wholesale fish and seafood market - Tsukiji Fish Market - was scheduled to be relocated in November 2016, but Tokyo's new mayor decided to postpone the establishment's move. This is currently a big topic of Japan. We bring the guests to the professional area for the "fresh" tuna auction, which is actually not accessible to the general public and the media. (The general public can only go to the "frozen" tuna auction area, which they have to line up to get into from 1:00AM and find out at 4:00AM whether they can go in or not. Only 120 people are allowed to go in)

4) Tsukij Tour and Sushi Making (lunch) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 3.5 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 149,000 for 1 person (USD 1,320)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi lunch, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Together with the Tsukiji inner and outer market tour, the sushi chef will offer you an exceptional tour, showing your client the best that Tsukiji has to offer as well as the different relationships and interactions between the intermediate wholesalers. During the sushi making, learn about high quality, personalized service and hospitality for individual guests. Learn about unseen efforts as the chef maximizes the guests' satisfaction in subtle manners, servicing the guests in ways they didn't know they needed. There is a wholeness to the act of creating sushi and see it come alive in front of you. Learn the spirit of integrity while creating your masterpiece of art.

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5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement)

- Duration: 2 hours / session x 5 times

- Area: At your hotel

- Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person (USD 3,330)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

Overview: Lean the aesthetics developed during the period of Japanese isolation and has been prided as a uniquely Japanese art form that ties both the spirit, body, and nature together, wabi-sabi: beauty in everything nature gives, even if it may seem non-perfect. Not just about matching colorful flowers to create a colorful synergy. From tree branches to moss, Ikebana utilizes all aspects of nature to create a simplistic, yet sophisticated arrangement through the manipulation of line, shape, and form.

Ikebena artist website (only in Japanese): http://reito-oizumi.com/
Works: http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/stage/, http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/, http://reito-
oizumi.com/gallery/art_installation/

6) Interact and have lunch with sumo wrestlers at a sumo stable http://www.toki.tokyo/sumo

- Duration: 3 hours

- Area: Edogawa (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 373,000 for 1 person (USD 3,290)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, lunch fee,interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

*There may be sudden participant of media or the sumo stable financial supporters, hence there may be a chance that it will not be exclusive for your guests

Overview: A sport going back over 2000 years, sumo still continues strong to this day with the same traditions and practices. The next generation carries the torch with great responsibility, upholding the pride of the nation on their shoulders and they passionately train to uphold this honor. Discipline: Observe the level of commitment it takes for these athletes, who have trained all their lives, to be where they are now, community: there is a tight community amongst the master and the sumo wrestlers and you will learn of this close group atmosphere, "ganbaru": the life of a Sumo wrestler is exemplified by the word - do your best or try your hardest.

7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier http://www.toki.tokyo/wagashi

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person (USD 660)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: The art of wagashi embodies the Japanese spirit and the value, learn about the art of making Japanese sweets from a prominent Japanese patissier, you will be guided through the delicate and refined process of creating traditional sweets.

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8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk http://www.toki.tokyo/zen-medi tation

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (5 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person (USD 990)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: New life awareness: Perceive the world in a different way with six sense, observe sounds such as "silence" which are realized consciously. Use this way of thinking to understand problems in new ways.

Other elements:

For the days you have an experience for half the day, the other half we can support you with designing the tour itinerary to go around the most suitable area for your objective while arranging with the guide (which will be myself).

1) Itinerary:

Half day (4 hours): JPY 21,600 (USD 200) Full day (8 hours): JPY 32,400 (USD 290) *Include 8% tax

2) Guide: 2 hrs: JPY 31,050 (USD 280) 4 hrs: JPY 49,680 (USD 440) 8 hrs: JPY 74,520 (USD 660) Additional 1 hr: JPY 9,315 (USD90) *Include 15% service charge, 8% tax *For bookings for guides, we have a discount system according to the hours booked. - Total 10 — 30 hours 10% discount - Total 30 — hours 20% discount

3) Arrangement of hotels, transportation, and tickets (If needed)

We charge for 15% of the respective fee for handling fee

Should you have any questions, please email / WhatsApp / call me any time! Please have a lovely Friday and weekend.

Regards, 
Romy 
TOKI I Experience Curator

On Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 6:24 AM, Karyna Shuliak > wrote:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for such a detailed email. The options sound very exciting. If it is not too much of a trouble, may I ask to please provide the prices for the services in US Dollars? I would very much appreciate it.

Thank you so much again and have a wonderful day! Karyna

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On Dec 8, 2016, at 9:19 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

It was my pleasure talking with you yesterday. Here is a recap of our conversation and also my personal recommendations based on what we discussed. We are very excited to curate your itinerary and experience. Our experiences, which we have found can be life changing, are designed to share with you Japanese philosophies and aesthetics. We hope that these might provide you inspirations for your work and daily lifestyle. All our experiences are typically conducted for private groups and individuals, allowing our guests to freely interact with the master artisan in an uninterrupted and intimate setting. (There is a minimum guarantee fee for implementing the activities).

I have first included some elements for the Tokyo area so that I understand correctly how you feel about below, and we can talk about Kyoto afterwards. We can set up a call to discuss again.

Objective: Food service and presentation / Etiquette and protocol with the guests / Aesthetics for details / Hospitality I Inspiration for working with the guests and managing the staff

Tentative date for the visit: Early Feb 2017

Duration: 2 weeks *Depending on the contents and the cities to stay

Daily schedule: AM - Experience in PM - Inspirational tour *It can be vice versa

Recommended hotel area in Tokyo: Roppongi *Considering where all the experiences / tours can happen

Experiences Recommendations in Tokyo:

I ) Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house hup://www.toki.tokyo/tea-ceremony

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 186,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: You will have the honor of being hosted by a renowned tea house master, who has had experience in hosting tea ceremonies for over sixty years (actually she is 89 years old). To fully appreciate the tea's flavor, you will first enjoy a full-course Kaiseki meal (traditional upperclass Japanese cuisine). After the full course, you will receive your tea in ceremonial style and directly learn about the aesthetics of Japan, Japanese hospitality, and how we appreciate and value things. Every aspect of the ceremony - the antique tea bowls, tea spoon, the powdered tea container, calligraphy, flowers, vase - is specifically chosen by the tea master for the guests. Thus, the experience really becomes a once-in-lifetime encounter.

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2) Discover Kaiseki at a two-star Michelin Restaurant http://www.toki.tokyo/kaiseki

- Duration: 2.5 hours

- Area: Akasaka (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 497,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Cook and prepare an authentic Kaiseki cuisine lunch with two-star Michelin restaurant. Our experience usually consists more of preparing - make the fish ball, compare the taste of the dashi (soup from the bonito flakes), cut the fish, learn how to use the knife - depending on what the seasonal menu is. The chef is very particular in what he cooks and it is more of helping prepare, not for the guests to cook from scratch. For lunch, the guests are able to enjoy what is prepared by chef, and it may include around one fish ball made by the guest.

3) Tsukij tuna auction with seafood sampling and Sushi Making (breakfast) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 4 hours

-Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 335,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi breakfast, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: The world's biggest wholesale fish and seafood market - Tsukiji Fish Market - was scheduled to be relocated in November 2016, but Tokyo's new mayor decided to postpone the establishment's move. This is currently a big topic of Japan. We bring the guests to the professional area for the "fresh" tuna auction, which is actually not accessible to the general public and the media. (The general public can only go to the "frozen" tuna auction area, which they have to line up to get into from 1:00AM and find out at 4:00AM whether they can go in or not. Only 120 people are allowed to go in)

4) Tsukij Tour and Sushi Making (lunch) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 3.5 hours

-Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 149,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi lunch, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Together with the Tsukiji inner and outer market tour, the sushi chef will offer you an exceptional tour, showing your client the best that Tsukiji has to offer as well as the different relationships and interactions between the intermediate wholesalers. During the sushi making, learn about high quality, personalized service and hospitality for individual guests. Learn about unseen efforts as the chef maximizes the guests' satisfaction in subtle manners, servicing the guests in ways they didn't know they needed. There is a wholeness

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to the act of creating sushi and see it come alive in front of you. Learn the spirit of integrity while creating your masterpiece of art.

5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) - Duration: 2 hours / session x 5 times - Area: At your hotel - Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

Overview: Lean the aesthetics developed during the period of Japanese isolation and has been prided as a uniquely Japanese art form that ties both the spirit, body, and nature together, wabi-sabi: beauty in everything nature gives, even if it may seem non-perfect. Not just about matching colorful flowers to create a colorful synergy. From tree branches to moss, Ikebana utilizes all aspects of nature to create a simplistic, yet sophisticated arrangement through the manipulation of line, shape, and form.

6) Interact and have lunch with sumo wrestlers at a sumo stable http://www.toki.tokyo/sumo - Duration: 3 hours - Area: Edogawa (45 mins by train from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 373,000 for 1 person *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, lunch fee,interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests *There may be sudden participant of media or the sumo stable financial supporters, hence there may be a chance that it will not be exclusive for your guests

Ovierview: A sport going back over 2000 years, sumo still continues strong to this day with the same traditions and practices. The next generation carries the torch with great responsibility, upholding the pride of the nation on their shoulders and they passionately train to uphold this honor. Discipline: Observe the level of commitment it takes for these athletes, who have trained all their lives, to be where they are now, community: there is a tight community amongst the master and the sumo wrestlers and you will learn of this close group atmosphere, "ganbaru": the life of a Sumo wrestler is exemplified by the word - do your best or try your hardest.

7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier http://www.toki.tokyo/wagashi

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Ovierview: The art of wagashi embodies the Japanese spirit and the value, learn about the art of making Japanese sweets from a prominent Japanese patissier, you will be guided through the delicate and refined process of creating traditional sweets.

8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk http://www.toki.tokyo/zen-meditation

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- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (5 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: New life awareness: Perceive the world in a different way with six sense, observe sounds such as "silence" which are realized consciously. Use this way of thinking to understand problems in new ways.

Other elements:

For the days you have an experience for half the day, the other half we can support you with designing the tour itinerary to go around the most suitable area for your objective while arranging with the guide (which will be myself).

1) Itinerary:
Half day (4 hours): JPY 21,600
Full day (8 hours): JPY 32,400
*Include 8% tax

2) Guide: 2 hrs: JPY 31,050 4 hrs: JPY 49,680 8 hrs: JPY 74,520 Additional 1 hr: JPY 9,315 *Include 15% service charge, 8% tax *For bookings for guides, we have a discount system according to the hours booked. - Total 10 — 30 hours 10% discount

- Total 30 — hours 20% discount

3) Arrangement of hotels, transportation, and tickets (If needed) We charge for 15% of the respective fee for handling fee

FYI, here is the philosophy behind the "kintsugi" I explained to you during the call. We may be able to meet the craftsman in Kyoto who specialize in this and may be able to do the workshop. Kintsugi is the intricate process of taking cracked, chipped, or broken ceramic ware and repairing it with lacquer (urushi), finally finishing the repairs with a layer of gold or silver dust. The process of kintsugi is lengthy and requires numerous steps to complete. However, it has developed into a unique art form that transforms otherwise unusable bowls, plates, and other objects into reusable works of art. This appreciation for mistakes and imperfections is known as wabi-sabi, a part of Japanese aesthetics that can be found across the spectrum of Japanese culture.

I know you have so many information to digest....should you have any questions, please let me know. We can always communicate WhatsApp / phone call. Thank you very much and have a lovely day!

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

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On Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 5:06 AM, Romy Yamada wrote:
Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your email. I will call you - 7pm on Tuesday, Dec 6th. I look forward to talking to you next week.

P.S. I just sent you a WhatsApp message if it is easier for you to communicate with regards to the phone call. Thank you.

Regards, 
Romy

2016/11/28 3:44, Karyna Shuliak < >のメッセージ:

> 7pm on Tuesday, Dec 6th please

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📅 Jan 9, 2017

Re:

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: jeevacation@gmail.com

Yes, thank you and sorry. just can't look at myself. > On Jan 9, 2017, at 4:49 PM, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote: > Are you feeling any better?? I'm on plane

Yes, thank you and sorry. just can't look at myself.

> On Jan 9, 2017, at 4:49 PM, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:

> Are you feeling any better?? I'm on plane

📅 Jan 9, 2017

Re:

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: jeevacation@gmail.com

Love you > On Jan 9, 2017, at 4:51 PM, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote: > > I love you , no worry no matter

Love you

> On Jan 9, 2017, at 4:51 PM, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I love you , no worry no matter

📅 Jan 10, 2017

Re: Intro

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Romy Yamada

Dear Romy, Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly with the dates. Please allow me to check with a few other arrangements that I have been waiting on, just to make sure they would not interfere. Hopefully, I will have a better idea tomorrow. Sorry for the wait, I realize that you need to reserve it soon. I will get back to you shortly on this. Thank you so much! Karyna On Jan 8, 2017, at 4:33 PM, Romy Yamada <> wrote: Dear Karyna, Thank you for your patience. I managed to check

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly with the dates. Please allow me to check with a few other arrangements that I have been waiting on, just to make sure they would not interfere. Hopefully, I will have a better idea tomorrow. Sorry for the wait, I realize that you need to reserve it soon. I will get back to you shortly on this.

Thank you so much!

Karyna

On Jan 8, 2017, at 4:33 PM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your patience. I managed to check the availability and pre-book for all the experiences except for wagashi. Since it is taking place near the Valentine's Day - which has actually become a big event in Japan for ladies to give sweets to men at the corporate and personal level (reciprocated in March on "White Day") - the wagashi patissiers are tied up until 14 Feb. I will try to negotiate for the experience to take place after that. Please note that the earliest the requested experiences can take place is from 8 Feb, Wed onwards.

9 Feb, Thu:

10:00AM-12:OOPM (2 hrs): Ikebana sessionl 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

10Feb, Fri:

11:OOAM-03:OOPM (4 hrs): Kaiseki and tea ceremony 03:OOPM-05:OOPM (2 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

13Feb, Mon:
10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session2
01:30PM-03:30PM (2 hrs): Zen meditation

14Feb, Tue:

10:OOAM-12:OOPM (2 hrs): Ikebana session3 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

15Feb, Wed:

10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session4

01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

16Feb, Thu: 10:00AM-12:OOPM (2 hrs): Ikebana sessions 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

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*Wagashi making experience to be arranged 15 Feb onwards. It may be on the week of 20th, I will check early next week

*Inspiration tour date and time is my recommendations.

What do you think of the above? I can only make pre-bookings for the experiences until this Thursday Japan time and I would need to make the actual booking after that, so please let me know if you are ok with the dates! Should you have any questions, please let me know any time. Thank you very much and please enjoy your Sunday!

Regards,

Romy

TOKI I Experience Curator

On Fri, Jan 6, 2017 at 1:09 PM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for your prompt response. That sounds good, I will be waiting to hear back from you about the dates.

Thank you very much and have a wonderful day!

Karyna

On Jan 5, 2017, at 10:18 PM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your email. I think I will be able to get back to you early next week on all the experiences availability dates. Let's discuss again from there. Thank you very much!

Regards,

Romy

2017/01/06 12:14, Karyna Shuliak < >のメッセージ:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for putting together the itinerary, which I am very excited about. I would love to do all of the 6 days of lessons, that you have listed. I am also coordinating regarding a few other activities, that I am planning to do during the rest of my stay, and I would just have to make sure, that the dates would not overlap between the two. Shall we wait until January 6th to see what dates your masters would have available and then confirm everything? And we can then proceed with the payment? Please advice..

Thanks a lot!

Karyna

On Jan 5, 2017, at 7:16 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

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Happy New Year! I hope all is well with you and that you are off to a great start to your calendar year.

We just resume work today and I will start checking the availability with our culture partners. In a meantime if you could let me know about my questions from the previous email, I will plan all the activities as per your feedback.

Once I complete checking the partner availability and set the schedule, I will be asking for the credit card details as follow to process payment. If you are not comfortable to share via email, I can call you to get the information.

- Card company:

- Credit card number:

- Name as per in the card:

- Security code:

- Expiry date:

Should you have any questions, please do let me know any time. I am very excited to share with you all the experiences. Thank you very much.

Regards,
山田ひろみ
Romy Yamada
TOKI | Experience Curator

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On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 8:52 AM, Romy Yamada

wrote:

Hi Karyna,

Thank you for your email! I was just going to drop you a note to wish a New Year.

It is great that you have confirmed your dates for the trip! Since all our culture partner are closed for this year, I can check their availability after 6 Jan, Fri when most of the culture partner resume work.

Would you like us to help with curating an itinerary fitting your objective of the trip? If so, below is what I would suggest, the combinations are tentative and depend on the tea master, artisan, chef, and monk availability.

Since you are here for almost 3 weeks, please advise how you would like us to support you for the rest of the days. Would you like to go to Kyoto or any other cities for getting inspirations based on your objective of the trip?

Day1

AM: Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony: 4 hours

PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day2

AM: Ikebana sessionl: 2 hours

PM: Tlnspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

Day3

AM: Ikebana session2: 2 hours

PM: Make Wagashi: 2 hours

Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day4

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AM: Ikebana session3: 2 hours
PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

Day5

AM: Ikebana session4: 2 hours

PM: Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk: 2 hours Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day6

AM: Ikebana sessions: 2 hours

PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

I am able to talk to you any time you would like, please let me know your convenient dates and times and we can set the call.

Please have a wonderful New Year and I look forward to meeting you next year. Please stay warm!

Regards,
Romy

On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 8:28 AM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote: Dear Romy, I hope you are well and enjoying the holiday season. I apologize for such a delay with my response in regards to setting things up for my Tokyo trip. If possible, I would like to start classes on February 6th and I would stay until February 28th. Although all of the listed itinerary options sound incredible, I have chosen a few which, I hope, would be most useful for the purpose this trip. The options I have selected are the following from your list: 1)Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house 5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) 7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier 8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk

Please let me know how we should proceed and if you have any questions. And thank you so much for your patience!

Karyna

On Dec 12, 2016, at 1:17 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

I hope you had a relaxing lovely weekend. Please do let me know any time if any questions or additional requests arise. Thank you very much.

Regards,
Romy

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On Sun, Dec 11, 2016 at 12:43 PM, Karyna Shuliak > wrote: Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for your email. All of the options sound very exciting. Please allow me to discuss this with my team and I will get back to you with the itinerary choices. Have a great weekend! Karyna

On Dec 9, 2016, at 3:47 AM, Romy Yamada <1 > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Not a problem at all! I have highlighted the USD prices next to the JPY prices below. Please note that this was calculated based on the exchange rate on Friday, 9 December at 12:00AM (EST). When we process the payment, it will be based on the amount in JPY I have provided below, so please just use these current calculations as a general reference.

FYI, I met a very talented calligraphy artist today who gets invited to oversea for private events and I will be meeting him soon for creating some experience. I will update you if the content fits your objective. Thank you.

Objective: Food service and presentation / Etiquette and protocol with the guests / Aesthetics fordetails / Hospitality / Inspiration for working with the guests and managing the staff

Tentative timing for the visit: Early Feb 2017

Duration: 2 weeks *Depending on the contents and the cities to stay

Daily schedule: AM - Experience in PM - Inspirational tour *It can be vice versa

Recommended hotel area in Tokyo: Roppongi *Considering where all the experiences / tours can happen

Experiences Recommendations in Tokyo:

1)Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house http://www.toki.tokyo/tea- ceremony.

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 186,000 for I person (USD 1,640)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: You will have the honor of being hosted by a renowned tea house master, who has had experience in hosting tea ceremonies for over sixty years (actually she is 89 years old). To fully appreciate the tea's flavor, you will first enjoy a full-course Kaiseki meal (traditional upperclass Japanese cuisine). After the full course, you will receive your tea in ceremonial

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style and directly learn about the aesthetics of Japan, Japanese hospitality, and how we appreciate and value things. Every aspect of the ceremony - the antique tea bowls, tea spoon, the powdered tea container, calligraphy, flowers, vase - is specifically chosen by the tea master for the guests. Thus, the experience really becomes a once-in-lifetime encounter.

2) Discover Kaiseki at a two-star Michelin Restaurant http://www.toki.tokyo/kaiseki

- Duration: 2.5 hours

- Area: Akasaka (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 497,000 for 1 person (USD 4,380)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Cook and prepare an authentic Kaiseki cuisine lunch with two-star Michelin restaurant. Our experience usually consists more of preparing - make the fish ball, compare the taste of the dashi (soup from the bonito flakes), cut the fish, learn how to use the knife - depending on what the seasonal menu is. The chef is very particular in what he cooks and it is more of helping prepare, not for the guests to cook from scratch. For lunch, the guests are able to enjoy what is prepared by chef, and it may include around one fish ball made by the guest.

3) Tsukij tuna auction with seafood sampling and Sushi Making (breakfast) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 335,000 for 1 person (USD 2,950)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi breakfast, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: The world's biggest wholesale fish and seafood market - Tsukiji Fish Market - was scheduled to be relocated in November 2016, but Tokyo's new mayor decided to postpone the establishment's move. This is currently a big topic of Japan. We bring the guests to the professional area for the "fresh" tuna auction, which is actually not accessible to the general public and the media. (The general public can only go to the "frozen" tuna auction area, which they have to line up to get into from 1:00AM and find out at 4:00AM whether they can go in or not. Only 120 people are allowed to go in)

4) Tsukij Tour and Sushi Making (lunch) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 3.5 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 149,000 for 1 person (USD 1,320)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi lunch, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Together with the Tsukiji inner and outer market tour, the sushi chef will offer you an exceptional tour, showing your client the best that Tsukiji has to offer as well as the different relationships and interactions between the intermediate wholesalers. During the sushi making, learn about high quality, personalized service and hospitality for individual guests. Learn about unseen efforts as the chef maximizes the guests' satisfaction in subtle manners, servicing the guests in ways they didn't know they needed. There is a wholeness to the act of

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creating sushi and see it come alive in front of you. Learn the spirit of integrity while creating your masterpiece of art.

5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement)

- Duration: 2 hours / session x 5 times

- Area: At your hotel

- Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person (USD 3,330)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

Overview: Lean the aesthetics developed during the period of Japanese isolation and has been prided as a uniquely Japanese art form that ties both the spirit, body, and nature together, wabi-sabi: beauty in everything nature gives, even if it may seem non-perfect. Not just about matching colorful flowers to create a colorful synergy. From tree branches to moss, Ikebana utilizes all aspects of nature to create a simplistic, yet sophisticated arrangement through the manipulation of line, shape, and form.

Ikebena artist website (only in Japanese): http://reito-oizumi.com/
Works: http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/stage/, http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/, http://reito-
oizumi.com/gallery/art_installation/

6) Interact and have lunch with sumo wrestlers at a sumo stable http://www.toki.tokyo/sumo

- Duration: 3 hours

- Area: Edogawa (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 373,000 for 1 person (USD 3,290)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, lunch fee,interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

*There may be sudden participant of media or the sumo stable financial supporters, hence there may be a chance that it will not be exclusive for your guests

Overview: A sport going back over 2000 years, sumo still continues strong to this day with the same traditions and practices. The next generation carries the torch with great responsibility, upholding the pride of the nation on their shoulders and they passionately train to uphold this honor. Discipline: Observe the level of commitment it takes for these athletes, who have trained all their lives, to be where they are now, community: there is a tight community amongst the master and the sumo wrestlers and you will learn of this close group atmosphere, "ganbaru": the life of a Sumo wrestler is exemplified by the word - do your best or try your hardest.

7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier http://www.toki.tokyo/wagashi

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person (USD 660)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: The art of wagashi embodies the Japanese spirit and the value, learn about the art of making Japanese sweets from a prominent Japanese patissier, you will be guided through the delicate and refined process of creating traditional sweets.

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8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk http://www.toki.tokyo/zen-medi tation

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (5 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person (USD 990)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: New life awareness: Perceive the world in a different way with six sense, observe sounds such as "silence" which are realized consciously. Use this way of thinking to understand problems in new ways.

Other elements:

For the days you have an experience for half the day, the other half we can support you with designing the tour itinerary to go around the most suitable area for your objective while arranging with the guide (which will be myself).

1) Itinerary: Half day (4 hours): JPY 21,600 (USD 200) Full day (8 hours): JPY 32,400 (USD 290) *Include 8% tax

2) Guide: 2 hrs: JPY 31,050 (USD 280) 4 hrs: JPY 49,680 (USD 440) 8 hrs: JPY 74,520 (USD 660) Additional 1 hr: JPY 9,315 (USD90) *Include 15% service charge, 8% tax *For bookings for guides, we have a discount system according to the hours booked. - Total 10 — 30 hours 10% discount - Total 30 — hours 20% discount

3) Arrangement of hotels, transportation, and tickets (If needed)

We charge for 15% of the respective fee for handling fee

Should you have any questions, please email / WhatsApp / call me any time! Please have a lovely Friday and weekend.

Regards, 
Romy 
TOKI I Experience Curator

On Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 6:24 AM, Karyna Shuliak > wrote:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for such a detailed email. The options sound very exciting. If it is not too much of a trouble, may I ask to please provide the prices for the services in US Dollars? I would very much appreciate it.

Thank you so much again and have a wonderful day! Karyna

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On Dec 8, 2016, at 9:19 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

It was my pleasure talking with you yesterday. Here is a recap of our conversation and also my personal recommendations based on what we discussed. We are very excited to curate your itinerary and experience. Our experiences, which we have found can be life changing, are designed to share with you Japanese philosophies and aesthetics. We hope that these might provide you inspirations for your work and daily lifestyle. All our experiences are typically conducted for private groups and individuals, allowing our guests to freely interact with the master artisan in an uninterrupted and intimate setting. (There is a minimum guarantee fee for implementing the activities).

I have first included some elements for the Tokyo area so that I understand correctly how you feel about below, and we can talk about Kyoto afterwards. We can set up a call to discuss again.

Objective: Food service and presentation / Etiquette and protocol with the guests / Aesthetics for details / Hospitality I Inspiration for working with the guests and managing the staff

Tentative date for the visit: Early Feb 2017

Duration: 2 weeks *Depending on the contents and the cities to stay

Daily schedule: AM - Experience in PM - Inspirational tour *It can be vice versa

Recommended hotel area in Tokyo: Roppongi *Considering where all the experiences / tours can happen

Experiences Recommendations in Tokyo:

I ) Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house hup://www.toki.tokyo/tea-ceremony

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 186,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: You will have the honor of being hosted by a renowned tea house master, who has had experience in hosting tea ceremonies for over sixty years (actually she is 89 years old). To fully appreciate the tea's flavor, you will first enjoy a full-course Kaiseki meal (traditional upperclass Japanese cuisine). After the full course, you will receive your tea in ceremonial style and directly learn about the aesthetics of Japan, Japanese hospitality, and how we appreciate and value things. Every aspect of the ceremony - the antique tea bowls, tea spoon, the powdered tea container, calligraphy, flowers, vase - is specifically chosen by the tea master for the guests. Thus, the experience really becomes a once-in-lifetime encounter.

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2) Discover Kaiseki at a two-star Michelin Restaurant http://www.toki.tokyo/kaiseki

- Duration: 2.5 hours

- Area: Akasaka (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 497,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Cook and prepare an authentic Kaiseki cuisine lunch with two-star Michelin restaurant. Our experience usually consists more of preparing - make the fish ball, compare the taste of the dashi (soup from the bonito flakes), cut the fish, learn how to use the knife - depending on what the seasonal menu is. The chef is very particular in what he cooks and it is more of helping prepare, not for the guests to cook from scratch. For lunch, the guests are able to enjoy what is prepared by chef, and it may include around one fish ball made by the guest.

3) Tsukij tuna auction with seafood sampling and Sushi Making (breakfast) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 4 hours

-Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 335,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi breakfast, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: The world's biggest wholesale fish and seafood market - Tsukiji Fish Market - was scheduled to be relocated in November 2016, but Tokyo's new mayor decided to postpone the establishment's move. This is currently a big topic of Japan. We bring the guests to the professional area for the "fresh" tuna auction, which is actually not accessible to the general public and the media. (The general public can only go to the "frozen" tuna auction area, which they have to line up to get into from 1:00AM and find out at 4:00AM whether they can go in or not. Only 120 people are allowed to go in)

4) Tsukij Tour and Sushi Making (lunch) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 3.5 hours

-Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 149,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi lunch, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Together with the Tsukiji inner and outer market tour, the sushi chef will offer you an exceptional tour, showing your client the best that Tsukiji has to offer as well as the different relationships and interactions between the intermediate wholesalers. During the sushi making, learn about high quality, personalized service and hospitality for individual guests. Learn about unseen efforts as the chef maximizes the guests' satisfaction in subtle manners, servicing the guests in ways they didn't know they needed. There is a wholeness

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to the act of creating sushi and see it come alive in front of you. Learn the spirit of integrity while creating your masterpiece of art.

5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) - Duration: 2 hours / session x 5 times - Area: At your hotel - Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

Overview: Lean the aesthetics developed during the period of Japanese isolation and has been prided as a uniquely Japanese art form that ties both the spirit, body, and nature together, wabi-sabi: beauty in everything nature gives, even if it may seem non-perfect. Not just about matching colorful flowers to create a colorful synergy. From tree branches to moss, Ikebana utilizes all aspects of nature to create a simplistic, yet sophisticated arrangement through the manipulation of line, shape, and form.

6) Interact and have lunch with sumo wrestlers at a sumo stable http://www.toki.tokyo/sumo - Duration: 3 hours - Area: Edogawa (45 mins by train from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 373,000 for 1 person *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, lunch fee,interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests *There may be sudden participant of media or the sumo stable financial supporters, hence there may be a chance that it will not be exclusive for your guests

Ovierview: A sport going back over 2000 years, sumo still continues strong to this day with the same traditions and practices. The next generation carries the torch with great responsibility, upholding the pride of the nation on their shoulders and they passionately train to uphold this honor. Discipline: Observe the level of commitment it takes for these athletes, who have trained all their lives, to be where they are now, community: there is a tight community amongst the master and the sumo wrestlers and you will learn of this close group atmosphere, "ganbaru": the life of a Sumo wrestler is exemplified by the word - do your best or try your hardest.

7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier http://www.toki.tokyo/wagashi

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Ovierview: The art of wagashi embodies the Japanese spirit and the value, learn about the art of making Japanese sweets from a prominent Japanese patissier, you will be guided through the delicate and refined process of creating traditional sweets.

8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk http://www.toki.tokyo/zen-meditation

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- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (5 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: New life awareness: Perceive the world in a different way with six sense, observe sounds such as "silence" which are realized consciously. Use this way of thinking to understand problems in new ways.

Other elements:

For the days you have an experience for half the day, the other half we can support you with designing the tour itinerary to go around the most suitable area for your objective while arranging with the guide (which will be myself).

1) Itinerary:
Half day (4 hours): JPY 21,600
Full day (8 hours): JPY 32,400
*Include 8% tax

2) Guide: 2 hrs: JPY 31,050 4 hrs: JPY 49,680 8 hrs: JPY 74,520 Additional 1 hr: JPY 9,315 *Include 15% service charge, 8% tax *For bookings for guides, we have a discount system according to the hours booked. - Total 10 — 30 hours 10% discount

- Total 30 — hours 20% discount

3) Arrangement of hotels, transportation, and tickets (If needed) We charge for 15% of the respective fee for handling fee

FYI, here is the philosophy behind the "kintsugi" I explained to you during the call. We may be able to meet the craftsman in Kyoto who specialize in this and may be able to do the workshop. Kintsugi is the intricate process of taking cracked, chipped, or broken ceramic ware and repairing it with lacquer (urushi), finally finishing the repairs with a layer of gold or silver dust. The process of kintsugi is lengthy and requires numerous steps to complete. However, it has developed into a unique art form that transforms otherwise unusable bowls, plates, and other objects into reusable works of art. This appreciation for mistakes and imperfections is known as wabi-sabi, a part of Japanese aesthetics that can be found across the spectrum of Japanese culture.

I know you have so many information to digest....should you have any questions, please let me know. We can always communicate WhatsApp / phone call. Thank you very much and have a lovely day!

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

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On Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 5:06 AM, Romy Yamada wrote:
Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your email. I will call you - 7pm on Tuesday, Dec 6th. I look forward to talking to you next week.

P.S. I just sent you a WhatsApp message if it is easier for you to communicate with regards to the phone call. Thank you.

Regards, 
Romy

2016/11/28 3:44, Karyna Shuliak < >のメッセージ:

> 7pm on Tuesday, Dec 6th please

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📅 Jan 10, 2017

Re: Intro

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Romy Yamada

Dear Romy, I apologize, I did not realize the details behind the kaiseki and tea ceremony arrangements and how important this is! I will definitely make this the priority and, if needed, will reschedule other events. So please, let's secure this reservation when possible and please let me know when you need the credit card details for that. It would be such an honor to attend! Thank you so much for letting me know! Karyna On Jan 9, 2017, at 9:07 PM, Romy Yamada <> wrote: Dear Karyna, Thank

Dear Romy,

I apologize, I did not realize the details behind the kaiseki and tea ceremony arrangements and how important this is! I will definitely make this the priority and, if needed, will reschedule other events. So please, let's secure this reservation when possible and please let me know when you need the credit card details for that. It would be such an honor to attend! Thank you so much for letting me know!

Karyna

On Jan 9, 2017, at 9:07 PM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you very much for the email. No worries at all, the kaiseki & tea ceremony would be difficult to secure the dates as the tea master gets invited to host the private tea ceremony, others can be flexible. Actually the tea master is the 89 years old legend lady who met Joi and when I told her about your objective, she was really delighted to welcome you and share with you the world of Japanese philosophy, hospitality, and aesthetics for details.

Thank you very much and I will get back to you about wagashi experience ASAP.

Regards,

Romy

On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 10:59 AM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote:
Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly with the dates. Please allow me to check with a few other arrangements that I have been waiting on, just to make sure they would not interfere. Hopefully, I will have a better idea tomorrow. Sony for the wait, I realize that you need to reserve it soon. I will get back to you shortly on this.

Thank you so much!

Karyna

On Jan 8, 2017, at 4:33 PM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your patience. I managed to check the availability and pre-book for all the experiences except for wagashi. Since it is taking place near the Valentine's Day - which has actually become a big event in Japan for ladies to give sweets to men at the corporate and personal level (reciprocated in March on "White Day") - the wagashi patissiers are tied up until 14 Feb. I will try to negotiate for the experience

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to take place after that. Please note that the earliest the requested experiences can take place is from 8 Feb, Wed onwards.

9 Feb, Thu: 10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

10Feb, Fri: 11:00AM-03:00PM (4 hrs): ICaiseki and tea ceremony 03:00PM-05:00PM (2 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

13Feb, Mon:
10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session2
01:30PM-03:30PM (2 hrs): Zen meditation

14Feb, Tue: 10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session3 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

15Feb, Wed: 10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session4 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

16Feb, Thu: 10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session5 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

*Wagashi making experience to be arranged 15 Feb onwards. It may be on the week of 20th, I will check early next week

*Inspiration tour date and time is my recommendations.

What do you think of the above? I can only make pre-bookings for the experiences until this Thursday Japan time and I would need to make the actual booking after that, so please let me know if you are ok with the dates! Should you have any questions, please let me know any time. Thank you very much and please enjoy your Sunday!

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

On Fri, Jan 6, 2017 at 1:09 PM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote:
Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for your prompt response. That sounds good, I will be waiting to hear back from you about the dates.
Thank you very much and have a wonderful day!

Karyna

On Jan 5, 2017, at 10:18 PM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

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Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your email. I think I will be able to get back to you early next week on all the experiences availability dates. Let's discuss again from there. Thank you very much!

Regards,
Romy

2017/01/06 12:14、 Karyna Shuliak < [REDACTED] > のメッセージ:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for putting together the itinerary, which I am very excited about. I would love to do all of the 6 days of lessons, that you have listed. I am also coordinating regarding a few other activities, that I am planning to do during the rest of my stay, and I would just have to make sure, that the dates would not overlap between the two. Shall we wait until January 6th to see what dates your masters would have available and then confirm everything? And we can then proceed with the payment?

Please advice..

Thanks a lot!

Karyna

On Jan 5, 2017, at 7:16 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Happy New Year! I hope all is well with you and that you are off to a great start to your calendar year.

We just resume work today and I will start checking the availability with our culture partners. In a meantime if you could let me know about my questions from the previous email, I will plan all the activities as per your feedback.

Once I complete checking the partner availability and set the schedule, I will be asking for the credit card details as follow to process payment. If you are not comfortable to share via email, I can call you to get the information.

- Card company:

- Credit card number:

- Name as per in the card:

- Security code:

- Expiry date:

Should you have any questions, please do let me know any time. I am very excited to share with you all the experiences. Thank you very much.

Regards,
山田ひろみ
Romy Yamada
TOKI | Experience Curator

Mobile: (+ Email:
Web: toki.tokyo Instagram: toki.tokyo

On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 8:52 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

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Hi Karyna,

Thank you for your email! I was just going to drop you a note to wish a New Year.

It is great that you have confirmed your dates for the trip! Since all our culture partner are closed for this year, I can check their availability after 6 Jan, Fri when most of the culture partner resume work.

Would you like us to help with curating an itinerary fitting your objective of the trip? If so, below is what I would suggest, the combinations are tentative and depend on the tea master, artisan, chef, and monk availability.

Since you are here for almost 3 weeks, please advise how you would like us to support you for the rest of the days. Would you like to go to Kyoto or any other cities for getting inspirations based on your objective of the trip?

Dayl AM: Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony: 4 hours PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day2 AM: Ikebana sessionl: 2 hours PM: Tlnspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

Day3

AM: Ikebana session2: 2 hours

PM: Make Wagashi: 2 hours Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day4

AM: Ikebana session3: 2 hours PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

Day5

AM: Ikebana session4: 2 hours PM: Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk: 2 hours Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day6

AM: Ikebana session5: 2 hours PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

I am able to talk to you any time you would like, please let me know your convenient dates and times and we can set the call.

Please have a wonderful New Year and I look forward to meeting you next year. Please stay warm!

Regards,
Romy

On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 8:28 AM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote:
Dear Romy,

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I hope you are well and enjoying the holiday season. I apologize for such a delay with my response in regards to setting things up for my Tokyo trip. If possible, I would like to start classes on February 6th and I would stay until February 28th. Although all of the listed itinerary options sound incredible, I have chosen a few which, I hope, would be most useful for the purpose this trip. The options I have selected are the following from your list: 1)Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house 5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) 7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier 8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk

Please let me know how we should proceed and if you have any questions. And thank you so much for your patience!

Karyna

On Dec 12, 2016, at 1:17 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

I hope you had a relaxing lovely weekend. Please do let me know any time if any questions or additional requests arise. Thank you very much.

Regards,
Romy
TOKI I Experience Curator

On Sun, Dec II, 2016 at 12:43 PM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote: Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for your email. All of the options sound very exciting. Please allow me to discuss this with my team and I will get back to you with the itinerary choices. Have a great weekend! Karyna

On Dec 9, 2016, at 3:47 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Not a problem at all! I have highlighted the USD prices next to the JPY prices below. Please note that this was calculated based on the exchange rate on Friday, 9 December at 12:00AM (EST). When we process the payment, it will be based on the amount in JPY I have provided below, so please just use these current calculations as a general reference.

FYI, I met a very talented calligraphy artist today who gets invited to oversea for private events and I will be meeting him soon for creating some experience. I will update you if the content fits your objective. Thank you.

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Mective: Food service and presentation / Etiquette and protocol with the guests / Aesthetics for details / Hospitality / Inspiration for working with the guests and managing the staff

Tentative timing for the visit: Early Feb 2017

Duration: 2 weeks *Depending on the contents and the cities to stay

Daily schedule: AM - Experience in PM - Inspirational tour *It can be vice versa

Recommended hotel area in Tokyo: Roppongi *Considering where all the experiences / tours can happen

Experiences Recommendations in Tokyo:

1)Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house http://www.toki.tokyo/tea-ceremony.

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 186,000 for 1 person (USD 1,640)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: You will have the honor of being hosted by a renowned tea house master, who has had experience in hosting tea ceremonies for over sixty years (actually she is 89 years old). To fully appreciate the tea's flavor, you will first enjoy a full-course Kaiseki meal (traditional upperclass Japanese cuisine). After the full course, you will receive your tea in ceremonial style and directly learn about the aesthetics of Japan, Japanese hospitality, and how we appreciate and value things. Every aspect of the ceremony - the antique tea bowls, tea spoon, the powdered tea container, calligraphy, flowers, vase - is specifically chosen by the tea master for the guests. Thus, the experience really becomes a once-in-lifetime encounter.

2) Discover Kaiseki at a two-star Michelin Restaurant http://www.toki.tokyo/kaiseki

- Duration: 2.5 hours

- Area: Akasaka (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 497,000 for 1 person (USD 4,380)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Cook and prepare an authentic Kaiseki cuisine lunch with two-star Michelin restaurant. Our experience usually consists more of preparing - make the fish ball, compare the taste of the dashi (soup from the bonito flakes), cut the fish, learn how to use the knife - depending on what the seasonal menu is. The chef is very particular in what he cooks and it is more of helping prepare, not for the guests to cook from scratch. For lunch, the guests are able to enjoy what is prepared by chef, and it may include around one fish ball made by the guest.

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3) Tsukij tuna auction with seafood sampling and Sushi Making (breakfast) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 4 hours

-Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 335,000 for 1 person (USD 2,950)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi breakfast, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: The world's biggest wholesale fish and seafood market - Tsukiji Fish Market - was scheduled to be relocated in November 2016, but Tokyo's new mayor decided to postpone the establishment's move. This is currently a big topic of Japan. We bring the guests to the professional area for the "fresh" tuna auction, which is actually not accessible to the general public and the media. (The general public can only go to the "frozen" tuna auction area, which they have to line up to get into from 1:00AM and find out at 4:00AM whether they can go in or not. Only 120 people are allowed to go in)

4) Tsukij Tour and Sushi Making (lunch) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 3.5 hours

-Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 149,000 for 1 person (USD 1,320) *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi lunch, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Together with the Tsukiji inner and outer market tour, the sushi chef will offer you an exceptional tour, showing your client the best that Tsukiji has to offer as well as the different relationships and interactions between the intermediate wholesalers. During the sushi making, learn about high quality, personalized service and hospitality for individual guests. Learn about unseen efforts as the chef maximizes the guests' satisfaction in subtle manners, servicing the guests in ways they didn't know they needed. There is a wholeness to the act of creating sushi and see it come alive in front of you. Learn the spirit of integrity while creating your masterpiece of art.

5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement)

- Duration: 2 hours / session x 5 times

- Area: At your hotel

- Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person (USD 3,330)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

Overview: Lean the aesthetics developed during the period of Japanese isolation and has been prided as a uniquely Japanese art form that ties both the spirit, body, and nature together, wabi-sabi: beauty in everything nature gives, even if it may seem non-perfect. Not just about matching colorful flowers to create a colorful synergy. From tree branches to moss, Ikebana utilizes all aspects of nature to create a simplistic, yet sophisticated arrangement through the manipulation of line, shape, and form.

Ikebena artist website (only in Japanese) : http://reito-oizumi.coml

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Works: http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/stage/, http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/, http://reito-
oizumi.com/gallery/art_installation/

6) Interact and have lunch with sumo wrestlers at a sumo stable http://www.toki.tokyo/sumo

- Duration: 3 hours

- Area: Edogawa (45 mins by train from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 373,000 for 1 person (USD 3,290) *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, lunch fee,interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests *There may be sudden participant of media or the sumo stable financial supporters, hence there may be a chance that it will not be exclusive for your guests

Overview: A sport going back over 2000 years, sumo still continues strong to this day with the same traditions and practices. The next generation carries the torch with great responsibility, upholding the pride of the nation on their shoulders and they passionately train to uphold this honor. Discipline: Observe the level of commitment it takes for these athletes, who have trained all their lives, to be where they are now, community: there is a tight community amongst the master and the sumo wrestlers and you will learn of this close group atmosphere, "ganbaru": the life of a Sumo wrestler is exemplified by the word - do your best or try your hardest.

7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier http://www.toki.tokyo/wagashi

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person (USD 660)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: The art of wagashi embodies the Japanese spirit and the value, learn about the art of making Japanese sweets from a prominent Japanese patissier, you will be guided through the delicate and refined process of creating traditional sweets.

8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk http://www.toki.tokyo/zen-meditation - Duration: 2 hours - Area: Myogadani (5 mins by cab from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person (USD 990) *Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: New life awareness: Perceive the world in a different way with six sense, observe sounds such as "silence" which are realized consciously. Use this way of thinking to understand problems in new ways.

Other elements:

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For the days you have an experience for half the day, the other half we can support you with designing the tour itinerary to go around the most suitable area for your objective while arranging with the guide (which will be myself).

1) Itinerary: Half day (4 hours): JPY 21,600 (USD 200) Full day (8 hours): JPY 32,400 (USD 290) *Include 8% tax

2) Guide: 2 hrs: JPY 31,050 (USD 280) 4 hrs: JPY 49,680 (USD 440) 8 hrs: JPY 74,520 (USD 660) Additional 1 hr: JPY 9,315 (USD90) *Include 15% service charge, 8% tax *For bookings for guides, we have a discount system according to the hours booked. - Total 10 — 30 hours 10% discount - Total 30 — hours 20% discount

3) Arrangement of hotels, transportation, and tickets (If needed) We charge for 15% of the respective fee for handling fee

Should you have any questions, please email / WhatsApp / call me any time! Please have a lovely Friday and weekend.

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

On Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 6:24 AM, Karyna Shuliak < wrote: Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for such a detailed email. The options sound very exciting. If it is not too much of a trouble, may I ask to please provide the prices for the services in US Dollars? I would very much appreciate it.

Thank you so much again and have a wonderful day! Karyna

On Dec 8, 2016, at 9:19 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

It was my pleasure talking with you yesterday. Here is a recap of our conversation and also my personal recommendations based on what we discussed. We are very excited to curate your itinerary and experience. Our experiences, which we have found can be life changing, are designed to share with you Japanese philosophies and aesthetics. We hope that these might provide you inspirations for your work and daily lifestyle. All our experiences are typically conducted for private groups and individuals, allowing our guests to freely interact with the master artisan in an uninterrupted and intimate setting. (There is a minimum guarantee fee for implementing the activities).

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I have first included some elements for the Tokyo area so that I understand correctly how you feel about below, and we can talk about Kyoto afterwards. We can set up a call to discuss again.

Objective: Food service and presentation / Etiquette and protocol with the guests / Aesthetics for details / Hospitality / Inspiration for working with the guests and managing the staff

Tentative date for the visit: Early Feb 2017

Duration: 2 weeks *Depending on the contents and the cities to stay

Daily schedule: AM - Experience in PM - Inspirational tour *It can be vice versa

Recommended hotel area in Tokyo: Roppongi *Considering where all the experiences / tours can happen

Experiences Recommendations in Tokyo:

1) Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house http://www.toki.tokyo/tea-ceremony

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 186,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: You will have the honor of being hosted by a renowned tea house master, who has had experience in hosting tea ceremonies for over sixty years (actually she is 89 years old). To fully appreciate the tea's flavor, you will first enjoy a full-course Kaiseki meal (traditional upperclass Japanese cuisine). After the full course, you will receive your tea in ceremonial style and directly learn about the aesthetics of Japan, Japanese hospitality, and how we appreciate and value things. Every aspect of the ceremony - the antique tea bowls, tea spoon, the powdered tea container, calligraphy, flowers, vase - is specifically chosen by the tea master for the guests. Thus, the experience really becomes a once-in-lifetime encounter.

2) Discover Kaiseki at a two-star Michelin Restaurant http://www.toki.tokyo/kaiseki

- Duration: 2.5 hours

- Area: Akasaka (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 497,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Cook and prepare an authentic Kaiseki cuisine lunch with two-star Michelin restaurant. Our experience usually consists more of preparing - make the fish ball, compare the taste of the dashi (soup from the bonito flakes), cut the fish, learn how to use the knife - depending on what the seasonal menu is. The chef is very particular in what he cooks and it is more of helping prepare, not for the guests to cook from

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scratch. For lunch, the guests are able to enjoy what is prepared by chef, and it may include around one fish ball made by the guest.

3) Tsukij tuna auction with seafood sampling and Sushi Making (breakfast) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 335,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi breakfast, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: The world's biggest wholesale fish and seafood market - Tsukiji Fish Market - was scheduled to be relocated in November 2016, but Tokyo's new mayor decided to postpone the establishment's move. This is currently a big topic of Japan. We bring the guests to the professional area for the "fresh" tuna auction, which is actually not accessible to the general public and the media. (The general public can only go to the "frozen" tuna auction area, which they have to line up to get into from 1:00AM and find out at 4:00AM whether they can go in or not. Only 120 people are allowed to go in)

4) Tsukij Tour and Sushi Making (lunch) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 3.5 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 149,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi lunch, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Together with the Tsukiji inner and outer market tour, the sushi chef will offer you an exceptional tour, showing your client the best that Tsukiji has to offer as well as the different relationships and interactions between the intermediate wholesalers. During the sushi making, learn about high quality, personalized service and hospitality for individual guests. Learn about unseen efforts as the chef maximizes the guests' satisfaction in subtle manners, servicing the guests in ways they didn't know they needed. There is a wholeness to the act of creating sushi and see it come alive in front of you. Learn the spirit of integrity while creating your masterpiece of art.

5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement)

- Duration: 2 hours / session x 5 times

- Area: At your hotel

- Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

Overview: Lean the aesthetics developed during the period of Japanese isolation and has been prided as a uniquely Japanese art form that ties both the spirit, body, and nature together, wabi-sabi: beauty in everything nature gives, even if it may seem non-perfect. Not just about matching colorful flowers to create a colorful synergy. From tree

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branches to moss, Ikebana utilizes all aspects of nature to create a simplistic, yet sophisticated arrangement through the manipulation of line, shape, and form.

6) Interact and have lunch with sumo wrestlers at a sumo stable http://www.toki.tokyo/sumo - Duration: 3 hours - Area: Edogawa (45 mins by train from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 373,000 for 1 person *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, lunch fee,interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests *There may be sudden participant of media or the sumo stable financial supporters, hence there may be a chance that it will not be exclusive for your guests

Ovierview: A sport going back over 2000 years, sumo still continues strong to this day with the same traditions and practices. The next generation carries the torch with great responsibility, upholding the pride of the nation on their shoulders and they passionately train to uphold this honor. Discipline: Observe the level of commitment it takes for these athletes, who have trained all their lives, to be where they are now, community: there is a tight community amongst the master and the sumo wrestlers and you will learn of this close group atmosphere, "ganbaru": the life of a Sumo wrestler is exemplified by the word - do your best or try your hardest.

7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier http://www.toki.tokyo/wagashi - Duration: 2 hours - Area: Myogadani (45 mins by train from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person *Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Ovierview: The art of wagashi embodies the Japanese spirit and the value, learn about the art of making Japanese sweets from a prominent Japanese patissier, you will be guided through the delicate and refined process of creating traditional sweets.

8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk http://www.toki.tokyo/zen-meditation - Duration: 2 hours - Area: Myogadani (5 mins by cab from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person *Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: New life awareness: Perceive the world in a different way with six sense, observe sounds such as "silence" which are realized consciously. Use this way of thinking to understand problems in new ways.

Other elements:

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For the days you have an experience for half the day, the other half we can support you with designing the tour itinerary to go around the most suitable area for your objective while arranging with the guide (which will be myself).

1) Itinerary:
Half day (4 hours): JPY 21,600
Full day (8 hours): JPY 32,400
*Include 8% tax

2) Guide: 2 hrs: JPY 31,050 4 hrs: JPY 49,680 8 hrs: JPY 74,520 Additional 1 hr: JPY 9,315 *Include 15% service charge, 8% tax *For bookings for guides, we have a discount system according to the hours booked. - Total 10 — 30 hours 10% discount - Total 30 — hours 20% discount

3) Arrangement of hotels, transportation, and tickets (If needed) We charge for 15% of the respective fee for handling fee

FYI, here is the philosophy behind the "kintsugi" I explained to you during the call. We may be able to meet the craftsman in Kyoto who specialize in this and may be able to do the workshop. Kintsugi is the intricate process of taking cracked, chipped, or broken ceramic ware and repairing it with lacquer (urushi), finally finishing the repairs with a layer of gold or silver dust. The process of kintsugi is lengthy and requires numerous steps to complete. However, it has developed into a unique art form that transforms otherwise unusable bowls, plates, and other objects into reusable works of art. This appreciation for mistakes and imperfections is known as wabi-sabi, a part of Japanese aesthetics that can be found across the spectrum of Japanese culture.

I know you have so many information to digest....should you have any questions, please let me know. We can always communicate WhatsApp / phone call. Thank you very much and have a lovely day!

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

On Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 5:06 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote: Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your email. I will call you - 7pm on Tuesday, Dec 6th. I look forward to talking to you next week.

P.S. I just sent you a WhatsApp message if it is easier for you to communicate with regards to the phone call. Thank you.

Regards,
Romy

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2016/11/28 3:44, Karyna Shuliak <

のメッセージ:

> 7pm on Tuesday, Dec 6th please

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📅 Jan 10, 2017

Re: Intro

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Romy Yamada

Thank you very much Romy! On Jan 9, 2017, at 9:46 PM, Romy Yamada <> wrote: Dear Karyna, No worries at all, I am sorry if I confused your for anything! It is ok, we can wait until this Thursday JST for credit card details, I would rather settle the payment at one go so that it is easy for you to keep track for the experience payment (kaiseki & tea ceremony / ikebana / zen / wagashi all together). The guide fee and itinerary design feel can be settled afterwards when you have finalized your ot

Thank you very much Romy!

On Jan 9, 2017, at 9:46 PM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

No worries at all, I am sorry if I confused your for anything! It is ok, we can wait until this Thursday JST for credit card details, I would rather settle the payment at one go so that it is easy for you to keep track for the experience payment (kaiseki & tea ceremony / ikebana / zen / wagashi all together). The guide fee and itinerary design feel can be settled afterwards when you have finalized your other plans as well! Thank you very much.

Regards,

Romy

On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 11:43 AM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote:
Dear Romy,

I apologize, I did not realize the details behind the kaiseki and tea ceremony arrangements and how important this is! I will definitely make this the priority and, if needed, will reschedule other events. So please, let's secure this reservation when possible and please let me know when you need the credit card details for that. It would be such an honor to attend! Thank you so much for letting me know!

Karyna

On Jan 9, 2017, at 9:07 PM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you very much for the email. No worries at all, the kaiseki & tea ceremony would be difficult to secure the dates as the tea master gets invited to host the private tea ceremony, others can be flexible. Actually the tea master is the 89 years old legend lady who met Joi and when I told her about your objective, she was really delighted to welcome you and share with you the world of Japanese philosophy, hospitality, and aesthetics for details.

Thank you very much and I will get back to you about wagashi experience ASAP.

Regards,

Romy

On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 10:59 AM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote: Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly with the dates. Please allow me to check with a few other arrangements that I have been waiting on, just to make sure they would not interfere. Hopefully, I

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will have a better idea tomorrow. Sorry for the wait, I realize that you need to reserve it soon. I will get back to you shortly on this.

Thank you so much!

Karyna

On Jan 8, 2017, at 4:33 PM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your patience. I managed to check the availability and pre-book for all the experiences except for wagashi. Since it is taking place near the Valentine's Day - which has actually become a big event in Japan for ladies to give sweets to men at the corporate and personal level (reciprocated in March on "White Day") - the wagashi patissiers are tied up until 14 Feb. I will try to negotiate for the experience to take place after that. Please note that the earliest the requested experiences can take place is from 8 Feb, Wed onwards.

9 Feb, Thu:

10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana sessionl

01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

10Feb, Fri:

11:00AM-03:00PM (4 hrs): ICaiseki and tea ceremony 03:OOPM-05:OOPM (2 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

13Feb, Mon:

10:00AM-12:OOPM (2 hrs): Ikebana session2 01:30PM-03:30PM (2 hrs): Zen meditation

14Feb, Tue:

10:00AM-12:OOPM (2 hrs): Ikebana session3 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

15Feb, Wed: 10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session4 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

16Feb, Thu: 10:OOAM-12:OOPM (2 hrs): Ikebana session5 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

*Wagashi making experience to be arranged 15 Feb onwards. It may be on the week of 20th, I will check early next week

*Inspiration tour date and time is my recommendations.

What do you think of the above? I can only make pre-bookings for the experiences until this Thursday Japan time and I would need to make the actual booking after that, so please let me know if you are ok with the dates! Should you have any questions, please let me know any time. Thank you very much and please enjoy your Sunday!

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Regards,
Romy
TOKI I Experience Curator

On Fri, Jan 6, 2017 at 1:09 PM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote: Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for your prompt response. That sounds good, I will be waiting to hear back from you about the dates.

Thank you very much and have a wonderful day!

Karyna

On Jan 5, 2017, at 10:18 PM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your email. I think I will be able to get back to you early next week on all the experiences availability dates. Let's discuss again from there. Thank you very much!

Regards,

Romy

2017/01/06 12:14, Karyna Shuliak < のメッセージ:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for putting together the itinerary, which I am very excited about. I would love to do all of the 6 days of lessons, that you have listed. I am also coordinating regarding a few other activities, that I am planning to do during the rest of my stay, and I would just have to make sure, that the dates would not overlap between the two. Shall we wait until January 6th to see what dates your masters would have available and then confirm everything? And we can then proceed with the payment?

Please advice..

Thanks a lot!

Karyna

On Jan 5, 2017, at 7:16 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Happy New Year! I hope all is well with you and that you are off to a great start to your calendar year.

We just resume work today and I will start checking the availability with our culture partners. In a meantime if you could let me know about my questions from the previous email, I will plan all the activities as per your feedback.

Once I complete checking the partner availability and set the schedule, I will be asking for the credit card details as follow to process payment. Ifyou are not comfortable to share via email, I can call you

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to get the information.

- Card company:

- Credit card number:

- Name as per in the card:

- Security code:

- Expiry date:

Should you have any questions, please do let me know any time. I am very excited to share with you all the experiences. Thank you very much.

Regards,
山田ひろみ
Romy Yamada
TOKI I Experience Curator

Mobile: (+ Email:
Web: toki.tokyo Instagram: toki.tokyo

On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 8:52 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote: Hi Karyna,

Thank you for your email! I was just going to drop you a note to wish a New Year.

It is great that you have confirmed your dates for the trip! Since all our culture partner are closed for this year, I can check their availability after 6 Jan, Fri when most of the culture partner resume work.

Would you like us to help with curating an itinerary fitting your objective of the trip? If so, below is what I would suggest, the combinations are tentative and depend on the tea master, artisan, chef, and monk availability.

Since you are here for almost 3 weeks, please advise how you would like us to support you for the rest of the days. Would you like to go to Kyoto or any other cities for getting inspirations based on your objective of the trip?

Day1

AM: Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony: 4 hours PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day2 AM: Ikebana session1: 2 hours PM: TInspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

Day3
AM: Ikebana session2: 2 hours
PM: Make Wagashi: 2 hours
Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day4 AM: Ikebana session3: 2 hours PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

DayS AM: Ikebana session4: 2 hours PM: Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk: 2 hours Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

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Day6 AM: Ikebana session5: 2 hours PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

I am able to talk to you any time you would like, please let me know your convenient dates and times and we can set the call.

Please have a wonderful New Year and I look forward to meeting you next year. Please stay warm!

Regards,
Romy

On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 8:28 AM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote: Dear Romy, I hope you are well and enjoying the holiday season. I apologize for such a delay with my response in regards to setting things up for my Tokyo trip. If possible, I would like to start classes on February 6th and I would stay until February 28th. Although all of the listed itinerary options sound incredible, I have chosen a few which, I hope, would be most useful for the purpose this trip. The options I have selected are the following from your list: 1)Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house 5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) 7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier 8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk

Please let me know how we should proceed and if you have any questions. And thank you so much for your patience!

Karyna

On Dec 12, 2016, at 1:17 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

I hope you had a relaxing lovely weekend. Please do let me know any time if any questions or additional requests arise. Thank you very much.

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

On Sun, Dec 11, 2016 at 12:43 PM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote: Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for your email. All of the options sound very exciting. Please allow me to discuss this with my team and I will get back to you with the itinerary choices.

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Have a great weekend!
Karyna

On Dec 9, 2016, at 3:47 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Not a problem at all! I have highlighted the USD prices next to the JPY prices below. Please note that this was calculated based on the exchange rate on Friday, 9 December at 12:00AM (EST). When we process the payment, it will be based on the amount in JPY I have provided below, so please just use these current calculations as a general reference.

FYI, I met a very talented calligraphy artist today who gets invited to oversea for private events and I will be meeting him soon for creating some experience. I will update you if the content fits your objective. Thank you.

Objective: Food service and presentation / Etiquette and protocol with the guests / Aesthetics for details / Hospitality I Inspiration for working with the guests and managing the staff

Tentative timing for the visit: Early Feb 2017

Duration: 2 weeks *Depending on the contents and the cities to stay

Daily schedule: AM - Experience in PM - Inspirational tour *It can be vice versa

Recommended hotel area in Tokyo: Roppongi *Considering where all the experiences / tours can happen

Experiences Recommendations in Tokyo:

1)Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house http://www.toki.tokyo/tea-ceremony

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 186,000 for 1 person (USD 1,640)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: You will have the honor of being hosted by a renowned tea house master, who has had experience in hosting tea ceremonies for over sixty years (actually she is 89 years old). To fully appreciate the tea's flavor, you will first enjoy a full-course Kaiseki meal (traditional upperclass Japanese cuisine). After the full course, you will receive your tea in ceremonial style and directly learn about the aesthetics of Japan, Japanese hospitality, and how we appreciate and value things. Every aspect of the ceremony - the antique tea bowls, tea spoon, the powdered tea container, calligraphy, flowers, vase - is specifically chosen by the tea master for the guests. Thus, the experience really becomes a once-in-lifetime encounter.

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2) Discover Kaiseki at a two-star Michelin Restaurant http://www.toki.tokyo/kaiseki - Duration: 2.5 hours - Area: Akasaka (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 497,000 for 1 person (USD 4,380) *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Cook and prepare an authentic Kaiseki cuisine lunch with two-star Michelin restaurant. Our experience usually consists more of preparing - make the fish ball, compare the taste of the dashi (soup from the bonito flakes), cut the fish, learn how to use the knife - depending on what the seasonal menu is. The chef is very particular in what he cooks and it is more of helping prepare, not for the guests to cook from scratch. For lunch, the guests are able to enjoy what is prepared by chef, and it may include around one fish ball made by the guest.

3) Tsukij tuna auction with seafood sampling and Sushi Making (breakfast) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 335,000 for 1 person (USD 2,950)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi breakfast, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: The world's biggest wholesale fish and seafood market - Tsukiji Fish Market - was scheduled to be relocated in November 2016, but Tokyo's new mayor decided to postpone the establishment's move. This is currently a big topic of Japan. We bring the guests to the professional area for the "fresh" tuna auction, which is actually not accessible to the general public and the media. (The general public can only go to the "frozen" tuna auction area, which they have to line up to get into from 1:00AM and find out at 4:00AM whether they can go in or not. Only 120 people are allowed to go in)

4) Tsukij Tour and Sushi Making (lunch) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 3.5 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 149,000 for 1 person (USD 1,320)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi lunch, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Together with the Tsukiji inner and outer market tour, the sushi chef will offer you an exceptional tour, showing your client the best that Tsukiji has to offer as well as the different relationships and interactions between the intermediate wholesalers. During the sushi making, learn about high quality, personalized service and hospitality for individual guests. Learn about unseen efforts as the chef maximizes the guests' satisfaction in subtle manners, servicing the guests in ways they didn't know

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they needed. There is a wholeness to the act of creating sushi and see it come alive in front of you. Learn the spirit of integrity while creating your masterpiece of art.

5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement)

- Duration: 2 hours / session x 5 times

- Area: At your hotel

- Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person (USD 3,330)

•Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

Overview: Lean the aesthetics developed during the period of Japanese isolation and has been prided as a uniquely Japanese art form that ties both the spirit, body, and nature together, wabi-sabi: beauty in everything nature gives, even if it may seem non-perfect. Not just about matching colorful flowers to create a colorful synergy. From tree branches to moss, Ikebana utilizes all aspects of nature to create a simplistic, yet sophisticated arrangement through the manipulation of line, shape, and form.

Ikebena artist website (only in Japanese): http://reito-oizumi.com/
Works: http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/stage/, http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/,
http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/art_installation/

6) Interact and have lunch with sumo wrestlers at a sumo stable http://www.toki.tokyo/sumo

- Duration: 3 hours

- Area: Edogawa (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 373,000 for 1 person (USD 3,290) *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, lunch fee,interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests *There may be sudden participant of media or the sumo stable financial supporters, hence there may be a chance that it will not be exclusive for your guests

Overview: A sport going back over 2000 years, sumo still continues strong to this day with the same traditions and practices. The next generation carries the torch with great responsibility, upholding the pride of the nation on their shoulders and they passionately train to uphold this honor. Discipline: Observe the level of commitment it takes for these athletes, who have trained all their lives, to be where they are now, community: there is a tight community amongst the master and the sumo wrestlers and you will learn of this close group atmosphere, "ganbaru": the life of a Sumo wrestler is exemplified by the word - do your best or try your hardest.

7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier http://www.toki.tokyo/wagashi - Duration: 2 hours - Area: Myogadani (45 mins by train from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person (USD 660) *Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance •Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: The art of wagashi embodies the Japanese spirit and the value, learn about the art of making Japanese sweets from a prominent Japanese patissier, you will be

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guided through the delicate and refined process of creating traditional sweets.

8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk http://www.toki.tokyo/zen-meditation

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (5 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person (USD 990)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: New life awareness: Perceive the world in a different way with six sense, observe sounds such as "silence" which are realized consciously. Use this way of thinking to understand problems in new ways.

Other elements:

For the days you have an experience for half the day, the other half we can support you with designing the tour itinerary to go around the most suitable area for your objective while arranging with the guide (which will be myself).

1) Itinerary: Half day (4 hours): JPY 21,600 (USD 200) Full day (8 hours): JPY 32,400 (USD 290) *Include 8% tax

2) Guide: 2 hrs: JPY 31,050 (USD 280) 4 hrs: JPY 49,680 (USD 440) 8 hrs: JPY 74,520 (USD 660) Additional 1 hr: JPY 9,315 (USD90) *Include 15% service charge, 8% tax *For bookings for guides, we have a discount system according to the hours booked. - Total 10 — 30 hours 10% discount - Total 30 — hours 20% discount

3) Arrangement of hotels, transportation, and tickets (If needed) We charge for 15% of the respective fee for handling fee

Should you have any questions, please email / WhatsApp / call me any time! Please have a lovely Friday and weekend.

Regards,
Romy
TOKI I Experience Curator

On Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 6:24 AM, Karyna Shuliak > wrote: Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for such a detailed email. The options sound very exciting. If it is not too much of a trouble, may I ask to please provide the prices for the services in US Dollars? I would very much appreciate it. Thank you so much again and have a wonderful day!

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Karyna
On Dec 8, 2016, at 9:19 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

It was my pleasure talking with you yesterday. Here is a recap of our conversation and also my personal recommendations based on what we discussed. We are very excited to curate your itinerary and experience. Our experiences, which we have found can be life changing, are designed to share with you Japanese philosophies and aesthetics. We hope that these might provide you inspirations for your work and daily lifestyle. All our experiences are typically conducted for private groups and individuals, allowing our guests to freely interact with the master artisan in an uninterrupted and intimate setting. (There is a minimum guarantee fee for implementing the activities).

I have first included some elements for the Tokyo area so that I understand correctly how you feel about below, and we can talk about Kyoto afterwards. We can set up a call to discuss again.

Objective: Food service and presentation / Etiquette and protocol with the guests / Aesthetics for details / Hospitality / Inspiration for working with the guests and managing the staff

Tentative date for the visit: Early Feb 2017

Duration: 2 weeks *Depending on the contents and the cities to stay

Daily schedule: AM - Experience in PM - Inspirational tour *It can be vice versa

Recommended hotel area in Tokyo: Roppongi *Considering where all the experiences tours can happen

Experiences Recommendations in Tokyo:

1) Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house http://www.toki.tokyoltea-ceremony

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 186,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: You will have the honor of being hosted by a renowned tea house master, who has had experience in hosting tea ceremonies for over sixty years (actually she is 89 years old). To fully appreciate the tea's flavor, you will first enjoy a full-course Kaiseki meal (traditional upperclass Japanese cuisine). After the full course, you will receive your tea in ceremonial style and directly learn about the aesthetics of Japan, Japanese hospitality, and how we appreciate and value

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things. Every aspect of the ceremony - the antique tea bowls, tea spoon, the powdered tea container, calligraphy, flowers, vase - is specifically chosen by the tea master for the guests. Thus, the experience really becomes a once-in-lifetime encounter.

2) Discover Kaiseki at a two-star Michelin Restaurant
http://www.toki.tokyo/kaiseki

- Duration: 2.5 hours

- Area: Akasaka (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 497,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Cook and prepare an authentic Kaiseki cuisine lunch with two-star Michelin restaurant. Our experience usually consists more of preparing - make the fish ball, compare the taste of the dashi (soup from the bonito flakes), cut the fish, learn how to use the knife - depending on what the seasonal menu is. The chef is very particular in what he cooks and it is more of helping prepare, not for the guests to cook from scratch. For lunch, the guests are able to enjoy what is prepared by chef, and it may include around one fish ball made by the guest.

3) Tsukij tuna auction with seafood sampling and Sushi Making (breakfast) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 335,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi breakfast, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: The world's biggest wholesale fish and seafood market - Tsukiji Fish Market - was scheduled to be relocated in November 2016, but Tokyo's new mayor decided to postpone the establishment's move. This is currently a big topic of Japan. We bring the guests to the professional area for the "fresh" tuna auction, which is actually not accessible to the general public and the media. (The general public can only go to the "frozen" tuna auction area, which they have to line up to get into from 1:00AM and find out at 4:00AM whether they can go in or not. Only 120 people are allowed to go in)

4) Tsukij Tour and Sushi Making (lunch) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 3.5 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 149,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi lunch, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

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Overview: Together with the Tsukiji inner and outer market tour, the sushi chef will offer you an exceptional tour, showing your client the best that Tsukiji has to offer as well as the different relationships and interactions between the intermediate wholesalers. During the sushi making, learn about high quality, personalized service and hospitality for individual guests. Learn about unseen efforts as the chef maximizes the guests' satisfaction in subtle manners, servicing the guests in ways they didn't know they needed. There is a wholeness to the act of creating sushi and see it come alive in front of you. Learn the spirit of integrity while creating your masterpiece of art.

5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement)

- Duration: 2 hours / session x 5 times

- Area: At your hotel

- Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

Overview: Lean the aesthetics developed during the period of Japanese isolation and has been prided as a uniquely Japanese art form that ties both the spirit, body, and nature together, wabi-sabi: beauty in everything nature gives, even if it may seem non-perfect. Not just about matching colorful flowers to create a colorful synergy. From tree branches to moss, Ikebana utilizes all aspects of nature to create a simplistic, yet sophisticated arrangement through the manipulation of line, shape, and form.

6) Interact and have lunch with sumo wrestlers at a sumo stable http://www.toki.tokyo/sumo

- Duration: 3 hours

- Area: Edogawa (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 373,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, lunch fee,interpreter,

interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the

guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

*There may be sudden participant of media or the sumo stable financial supporters, hence there may be a chance that it will not be exclusive for your guests

Ovierview: A sport going back over 2000 years, sumo still continues strong to this day with the same traditions and practices. The next generation carries the torch with great responsibility, upholding the pride of the nation on their shoulders and they passionately train to uphold this honor. Discipline: Observe the level of commitment it takes for these athletes, who have trained all their lives, to be where they are now, community: there is a tight community amongst the master and the sumo wrestlers and you will learn of this close group atmosphere, "ganbaru": the life of a Sumo wrestler is exemplified by the word - do your best or try your hardest.

7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier http://www.toki.tokyo/wagashi

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the

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guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Ovierview: The art of wagashi embodies the Japanese spirit and the value, learn about the art of making Japanese sweets from a prominent Japanese patissier, you will be guided through the delicate and refined process of creating traditional sweets.

8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head

Monk http://www.toki.tokyo/zen-meditation

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (5 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: New life awareness: Perceive the world in a different way with six sense, observe sounds such as "silence" which are realized consciously. Use this way of thinking to understand problems in new ways.

Other elements:

For the days you have an experience for half the day, the other half we can support you with designing the tour itinerary to go around the most suitable area for your objective while arranging with the guide (which will be myself).

1) Itinerary:
Half day (4 hours): JPY 21,600
Full day (8 hours): JPY 32,400
*Include 8% tax

2) Guide:
2 hrs: JPY 31,050
4 hrs: JPY 49,680
8 hrs: JPY 74,520
Additional 1 hr: JPY 9,315
*Include 15% service charge, 8% tax
*For bookings for guides, we have a discount system according to the hours
booked.

- Total 10-30 hours 10% discount

- Total 30 — hours 20% discount

3) Arrangement of hotels, transportation, and tickets (If needed) We charge for 15% of the respective fee for handling fee

FYI, here is the philosophy behind the "kintsugi" I explained to you during the call. We may be able to meet the craftsman in Kyoto who specialize in this and may be able to do the workshop. Kintsugi is the intricate process of taking cracked, chipped, or broken ceramic ware and repairing it with lacquer (urushi), finally finishing the repairs with a layer of gold or silver dust. The process of kintsugi is lengthy and requires numerous steps to complete. However, it has developed into a unique art form that transforms otherwise unusable bowls, plates, and other objects

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into reusable works of art. This appreciation for mistakes and imperfections is known as wabi-sabi, a part of Japanese aesthetics that can be found across the spectrum of Japanese culture.

I know you have so many information to digest....should you have any questions, please let me know. We can always communicate WhatsApp / phone call. Thank you very much and have a lovely day!

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

- On Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 5:06 AM, Romy Yamada <I > wrote: Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your email. I will call you - 7pm on Tuesday, Dec 6th. I look forward to talking to you next week.

P.S. I just sent you a WhatsApp message if it is easier for you to communicate with regards to the phone call. Thank you.

Regards,
Romy

2016/11/28 3:44, Karyna Shuliak ◄ >のメッセージ:

> 7pm on Tuesday, Dec 6th please

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📅 Jan 6, 2017

Re: Thank you!!!

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Pritzker, Tom

Dear Tom, Please allow me to take a moment of your time to thank you for all your help with organizing my trip to Japan! This is truly such a unique opportunity, which would not be possible otherwise. I am very much looking forward to this learning experience! Thank you SO much!!! Karyna

Dear Tom,

Please allow me to take a moment of your time to thank you for all your help with organizing my trip to Japan!

This is truly such a unique opportunity, which would not be possible otherwise.

I am very much looking forward to this learning experience!

Thank you SO much!!!

Karyna

📅 Jan 6, 2017

Re: Thank you!!!

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Pritzker, Tom

Thank you so much Tom!! Yes, I made contact with Koga-san regarding the proposed classes, which all sound amazing, especially the Japanese manner school! I hope it will work out. He also introduced me to the rest of the team, so we will be in touch to figure out the rest of the itinerary and the dates. Thank you very much, I greatly appreciate your help! Karyna

Thank you so much Tom!!

Yes, I made contact with Koga-san regarding the proposed classes, which all sound amazing, especially the Japanese manner school! I hope it will work out. He also introduced me to the rest of the team, so we will be in touch to figure out the rest of the itinerary and the dates.

Thank you very much, I greatly appreciate your help!

Karyna

📅 Jan 6, 2017

Re: Thank you!!!

From: Pritzker, Tom

To: Karyna Shuliak

Karyna I hope this works out. Japan is a remarkable country in many ways. At the same time, because it is so homogeneous, it can be difficult to find access points. I sent Jeffrey a menu of options for you. If you haven't already made contact w our team, you need to do so quickly. You should also make some decisions on which of the courses you want to take. The Kapanese do not do things on the spur of the moment so please get on this. I am coming over to the house on Jan 10. I am happy to help.

Karyna

I hope this works out. Japan is a remarkable country in many ways. At the same time, because it is so homogeneous, it can be difficult to find access points. I sent Jeffrey a menu of options for you. If you haven't already made contact w our team, you need to do so quickly. You should also make some decisions on which of the courses you want to take. The Kapanese do not do things on the spur of the moment so please get on this. I am coming over to the house on Jan 10. I am happy to help. Best

Tom

📅 Jan 10, 2017

Re: Thank you!!!

From: Pritzker, Tom

To: Karyna Shuliak

Karyna, Good to see you and we will open doors for you. I don't know these schools so can't really comment there. Our team will do their best. I have a few more thoughts: 1. You should read Shogun (Clavell) and Memories of a Gesha (Golden). I want you to have some foundation and reference point for your experience. 2. We should add a trip to Kyoto onto the end of your stay in Japan. Best if you find a Japanese friend who would go with you for a weekend at the end of your trip. Kyoto is Japan.

Karyna,

Good to see you and we will open doors for you. I don't know these schools so can't really comment there. Our team will do their best. I have a few more thoughts:

1. You should read Shogun (Clavell) and Memories of a Gesha (Golden). I want you to have some foundation and reference point for your experience.

2. We should add a trip to Kyoto onto the end of your stay in Japan. Best if you find a Japanese friend who would go with you for a weekend at the end of your trip. Kyoto is Japan.

Best,

Tom

📅 Jan 11, 2017

Re: Thank you!!!

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Pritzker, Tom

Dear Tom, You are very kind! Thank you so much for your recommendations and advice. I will get the books right away. I watched Memoirs of a Geisha a few times as a movie, but have never read the book, so I look forward to it. It was a pleasure to see you today. Karyna

Dear Tom,

You are very kind! Thank you so much for your recommendations and advice. I will get the books right away. I watched Memoirs of a Geisha a few times as a movie, but have never read the book, so I look forward to it. It was a pleasure to see you today.

Karyna

📅 Jan 11, 2017

Re: Intro

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Romy Yamada

Dear Romy, That sounds amazing!!! Thank you very much for the update! On Jan 10, 2017, at 7:35 AM, Romy Yamada > wrote: Dear Karyna, Thank you for your patience! Here is the wagashi experience information, updated schedule, recap of the experience price, and the next steps. 1) Wagashi experience I have some great news—after explaining your objective to the wagashi patissier, he agreed to do the experience the day before Valentine's Day (I though he may be able to spare some time after 14 F

Dear Romy,

That sounds amazing!!! Thank you very much for the update!

On Jan 10, 2017, at 7:35 AM, Romy Yamada > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your patience! Here is the wagashi experience information, updated schedule, recap of the experience price, and the next steps.

1) Wagashi experience

I have some great news—after explaining your objective to the wagashi patissier, he agreed to do the experience the day before Valentine's Day (I though he may be able to spare some time after 14 Feb, however I found out that he will be tied up after that until "White Day" in March), meaning that we may even be able to ask him about what he has in store for the following day, his special Valentine's Day wagashi.

Last year, he was featured as the first wagashi patissier to appear on Japan's most famous documentary television show and has been extremely busy ever since then, as all his wagashi are manufactured solely by his hands and not by machine. As this is the case, I am quite excited that his time slot is secured for you! Please note that he will only be able to share an hour with us (instead of 2 hours), and that the experience price will stay the same. Apart from being extremely well-known, he is also highly knowledgeable about the culture, history, aesthetic details, and stories that surround wagashi.

Watashi patissier profile: Bom into a wagashi-making family, Chikara Mizukami furthered his training at well-established wagashi shops in Kyoto and Nagoya, and in 1977, he created Ikkoan in Tokyo. Mizukami is one of a handful of wagashi artisans that participates in activities around the globe. He actively collaborates with many intemational chocolate companies and patisseries, such as Valrhona, Sadaharu Aoki, and Jean-Charles Rochoux. He has provided demonstrations at Relais Desserts and wagashi related lectures as well as art museums around the world. He was also nominated by "Where Chefs Eat," a guide to chefs favorite restaurants, as 1of 5 Japanese chefs out of a total of 400 best chefs in the world.

Interview: http://www.toki.tokyo/mizukami/

Works (expression of 72 micro-seasons): http://www.spoon-tamago.com/2015/12/18/architectural-ikkoan-book-captures-the-
beauty-of-wagashi/

2) Updated schedule

*Instead of beginning the tour from 9Feb, Tue, the date has been moved 1 day forward and now planned to start from 8Feb, Wed.

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*Red texts: Changes made

'Gray texts: Inspiration tour date and time is my recommendations. To be discussed after the experience and your other plans are confirmed.

8 Feb, Wed:

10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session1

01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

9 Feb, Thu:

10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session 2

01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

10Feb, Fri:

11:00AM-03:00PM (4 hrs): Kaiseki and tea ceremony

03:00PM-05:00PM (2 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

13Feb, Mon:

02:00PM-03:00PM (1 hr): Wagashi Experience

14Feb, Tue:

10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session 3

01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

15Feb, Wed:

10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session4

01:30PM-03:30PM (2 hrs): Zen Meditation

16Feb. Thu:

10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session5

01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

3) Experience Price

*The exchange rate on 9 Dec, 2016 at 12:00AM (EST). When we process the payment, it will be based on the amount in JPY I have provided below, so please just use these current calculations as a general reference.

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Total price is JPY751 000 (USD6.590) breakdown as below.

i) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement)

- Duration: 2 hours 1 session x 5 times

- Area: At your hotel

- Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person (USD 3,330)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

i) Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 186,000 for 1 person (USD 1,640)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

iii) Wagashi making

- Area: Myogadani (30 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person (USD 660)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

iv) Zen Meditation

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Hiroo (5 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person (USD 990)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

4) Next steps

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I understand you are still checking your other plans schedule, please let me know if you need more time for the actual booking, I will try negotiating with the partners if they can extend the payment deadline. (Currently it is set as 12 Feb, Thu). For the credit card details, if you are not comfortable to send the information via email, I can make a call to you and get the details.

Lastly, considering the experiences which are chosen and from the convenient point of view, I would recommend you to secure the hotel in Roppongi Grand Hyatt. Should you have any questions, please do let me know any time through email / WhatsApp / phone call! Thank you very much.

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 11:49 AM, Karyna Shuliak > wrote: Thank you very much Romy!

On Jan 9, 2017, at 9:46 PM, Romy Yamada > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

No worries at all, I am sorry if I confused your for anything! It is ok, we can wait until this Thursday JST for credit card details, I would rather settle the payment at one go so that it is easy for you to keep track for the experience payment (kaiseki & tea ceremony / ikebana / zen / wagashi all together). The guide fee and itinerary design feel can be settled afterwards when you have finalized your other plans as well! Thank you very much.

Regards,

Romy

On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 11:43 AM, Karyna Shuliak > wrote: Dear Romy,

I apologize, I did not realize the details behind the kaiseki and tea ceremony arrangements and how important this is! I will definitely make this the priority and, if needed, will reschedule other events. So please, let's secure this reservation when possible and please let me know when you need the credit card details for that. It would be such an honor to attend! Thank you so much for letting me know! Karyna On Jan 9, 2017, at 9:07 PM, Romy Yamada <1 > wrote: Dear Karyna,

Thank you very much for the email. No worries at all, the kaiseki & tea ceremony would be difficult to secure the dates as the tea master gets invited to host the private tea ceremony, others can be flexible. Actually the tea master is the 89 years old legend lady who met Joi and when I told her about your

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objective, she was really delighted to welcome you and share with you the world of Japanese philosophy, hospitality, and aesthetics for details.

Thank you very much and I will get back to you about wagashi experience ASAP.

Regards,

Romy

On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 10:59 AM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote: Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly with the dates. Please allow me to check with a few other arrangements that I have been waiting on, just to make sure they would not interfere. Hopefully, I will have a better idea tomorrow. Sorry for the wait, I realize that you need to reserve it soon. I will get back to you shortly on this.

Thank you so much!

Karyna

On Jan 8, 2017, at 4:33 PM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your patience. I managed to check the availability and pre-book for all the experiences except for wagashi. Since it is taking place near the Valentine's Day - which has actually become a big event in Japan for ladies to give sweets to men at the corporate and personal level (reciprocated in March on "White Day") - the wagashi patissiers are tied up until 14 Feb. I will try to negotiate for the experience to take place after that. Please note that the earliest the requested experiences can take place is from 8 Feb, Wed onwards.

9 Feb,Thu:

10:OOAM-12:OOPM (2 hrs): Ikebana sessionl 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

10Feb, Fri: I 1:00AM-03:00PM (4 hrs): Kaiseki and tea ceremony 03:OOPM-05:OOPM (2 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

13Feb, Mon:
10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session2
01:30PM-03:30PM (2 hrs): Zen meditation

14Feb, Tue: 10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session3 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

15Feb, Wed: 10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session4 01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

16Feb, Thu:

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10:00AM-12:00PM (2 hrs): Ikebana session5

01:30PM-05:30PM (4 hrs): Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary

*Wagashi making experience to be arranged 15 Feb onwards. It may be on the week of 20th, I will check early next week

*Inspiration tour date and time is my recommendations.

What do you think of the above? I can only make pre-bookings for the experiences until this Thursday Japan time and I would need to make the actual booking after that, so please let me know if you are ok with the dates! Should you have any questions, please let me know any time. Thank you very much and please enjoy your Sunday!

Regards,

Romy

TOKI I Experience Curator

On Fri, Jan 6, 2017 at 1:09 PM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote: Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for your prompt response. That sounds good, I will be waiting to hear back from you about the dates.

Thank you very much and have a wonderful day!

Karyna

On Jan 5, 2017, at 10:18 PM, Romy Yamada < wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your email. I think I will be able to get back to you early next week on all the experiences availability dates. Let's discuss again from there. Thank you very much!

Regards,

Romy

2017/01/06 12:14, Karyna Shuliak < >のメッセージ:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for putting together the itinerary, which I am very excited about. I would love to do all of the 6 days of lessons, that you have listed. I am also coordinating regarding a few other activities, that I am planning to do during the rest of my stay, and I would just have to make sure, that the dates would not overlap between the two. Shall we wait until January 6th to see what dates your masters would have available and then confirm everything? And we can then proceed with the payment? Please advice.. Thanks a lot!

Karyna

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On Jan 5, 2017, at 7:16 AM, Romy Yamada < > wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Happy New Year! I hope all is well with you and that you are off to a great start to your calendar year.

We just resume work today and I will start checking the availability with our culture partners. In a meantime if you could let me know about my questions from the previous email, I will plan all the activities as per your feedback.

Once I complete checking the partner availability and set the schedule, I will be asking for the credit card details as follow to process payment. If you are not comfortable to share via email, I can call you to get the information.

- Card company:

- Credit card number:

- Name as per in the card:

	- Security code:

- Expiry date:

Should you have any questions, please do let me know any time. I am very excited to share with you all the experiences. Thank you very much.

Regards,
山田ひろみ
Romy Yamada
TOKI I Experience Curator

Mobile: (+ Email:
Web: toki.tokyo Instagram: toki.tokyo

On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 8:52 AM, Romy Yamada Hi Karyna,

wrote:

Thank you for your email! I was just going to drop you a note to wish a New Year.

It is great that you have confirmed your dates for the trip! Since all our culture partner are closed for this year, I can check their availability after 6 Jan, Fri when most of the culture partner resume work.

Would you like us to help with curating an itinerary fitting your objective of the trip? If so, below is what I would suggest, the combinations are tentative and depend on the tea master, artisan, chef, and monk availability.

Since you are here for almost 3 weeks, please advise how you would like us to support you for the rest of the days. Would you like to go to Kyoto or any other cities for getting inspirations based on your objective of the trip?

Day1 AM: Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony: 4 hours PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day2 AM: Ikebana sessionl: 2 hours PM: Tlnspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

Day3

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AM: Ikebana session2: 2 hours PM: Make Wagashi: 2 hours Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day4

AM: Ikebana session3: 2 hours PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

Day5

AM: Ikebana session4: 2 hours

PM: Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk: 2 hours Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 2 hours

Day6

AM: Ikebana session5: 2 hours

PM: Inspiration tour based on curated itinerary: 4 hours

I am able to talk to you any time you would like, please let me know your convenient dates and times and we can set the call.

Please have a wonderful New Year and I look forward to meeting you next year. Please stay warm!

Regards,
Romy

On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 8:28 AM, Karyna Shuliak < Dear Romy,

wrote:

I hope you are well and enjoying the holiday season. I apologize for such a delay with my response in regards to setting things up for my Tokyo trip. If possible, I would like to start classes on February 6th and I would stay until February 28th. Although all of the listed itinerary options sound incredible, I have chosen a few which, I hope, would be most useful for the purpose this trip. The options I have selected are the following from your list: 1)Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house 5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) 7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier 8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk

Please let me know how we should proceed and if you have any questions. And thank you so much for your patience!

Karyna

On Dec 12, 2016, at 1:17 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

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I hope you had a relaxing lovely weekend. Please do let me know any time if any questions or additional requests arise. Thank you very much.

Regards, 
Romy 
TOKI I Experience Curator

On Sun, Dec 11, 2016 at 12:43 PM, Karyna Shuliak
wrote:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for your email. All of the options sound very exciting. Please allow me to discuss this with my team and I will get back to you with the itinerary choices.

Have a great weekend!
Karyna

On Dec 9, 2016, at 3:47 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

Not a problem at all! I have highlighted the USD prices next to the JPY prices below. Please note that this was calculated based on the exchange rate on Friday, 9 December at 12:00AM (EST). When we process the payment, it will be based on the amount in JPY I have provided below, so please just use these current calculations as a general reference.

FYI, I met a very talented calligraphy artist today who gets invited to oversea for private events and I will be meeting him soon for creating some experience. I will update you if the content fits your objective. Thank you.

(Mective: Food service and presentation / Etiquette and protocol with the guests / Aesthetics for details / Hospitality / Inspiration for working with the guests and managing the staff

Tentative timing for the visit: Early Feb 2017

Duration: 2 weeks *Depending on the contents and the cities to stay

Daily schedule: AM - Experience in PM - Inspirational tour *It can be vice versa

Recommended hotel area in Tokyo: Roppongi *Considering where all the experiences / tours can happen

Experiences Recommendations in Tokyo:

1)Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house http://www.toki.tokyo/tea-ceremony

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

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- Price: JPY 186,000 for 1 person (USD 1,640) *Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: You will have the honor of being hosted by a renowned tea house master, who has had experience in hosting tea ceremonies for over sixty years (actually she is 89 years old). To fully appreciate the tea's flavor, you will first enjoy a full-course Kaiseki meal (traditional upperclass Japanese cuisine). After the full course, you will receive your tea in ceremonial style and directly learn about the aesthetics of Japan, Japanese hospitality, and how we appreciate and value things. Every aspect of the ceremony - the antique tea bowls, tea spoon, the powdered tea container, calligraphy, flowers, vase - is specifically chosen by the tea master for the guests. Thus, the experience really becomes a once-in-lifetime encounter.

2) Discover Kaiseki at a two-star Michelin Restaurant
http://www.toki.tokyo/kaiseki

- Duration: 2.5 hours

- Area: Akasaka (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 497,000 for 1 person (USD 4,380)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Cook and prepare an authentic Kaiseki cuisine lunch with two-star Michelin restaurant. Our experience usually consists more of preparing - make the fish ball, compare the taste of the dashi (soup from the bonito flakes), cut the fish, learn how to use the knife - depending on what the seasonal menu is. The chef is very particular in what he cooks and it is more of helping prepare, not for the guests to cook from scratch. For lunch, the guests are able to enjoy what is prepared by chef, and it may include around one fish ball made by the guest.

3) Tsukij tuna auction with seafood sampling and Sushi Making (breakfast) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 335,000 for 1 person (USD 2,950)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi breakfast, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: The world's biggest wholesale fish and seafood market - Tsukiji Fish Market - was scheduled to be relocated in November 2016, but Tokyo's new mayor decided to postpone the establishment's move. This is currently a big topic of Japan. We bring the guests to the professional area for the "fresh" tuna auction, which is actually not accessible to the general public and the media. (The general public can only go to the "frozen" tuna auction area, which they have to line up to get into

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from 1:00AM and find out at 4:00AM whether they can go in or not. Only 120 people are allowed to go in)

4) Tsukij Tour and Sushi Making (lunch) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi - Duration: 3.5 hours - Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 149,000 for 1 person (USD 1,320) *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi lunch, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Together with the Tsukiji inner and outer market tour, the sushi chef will offer you an exceptional tour, showing your client the best that Tsukiji has to offer as well as the different relationships and interactions between the intermediate wholesalers. During the sushi making, learn about high quality, personalized service and hospitality for individual guests. Learn about unseen efforts as the chef maximizes the guests' satisfaction in subtle manners, servicing the guests in ways they didn't know they needed. There is a wholeness to the act of creating sushi and see it come alive in front of you. Learn the spirit of integrity while creating your masterpiece of art.

5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement)

- Duration: 2 hours / session x 5 times

- Area: At your hotel

- Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person (USD 3,330)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

Overview: Lean the aesthetics developed during the period of Japanese isolation and has been prided as a uniquely Japanese art form that ties both the spirit, body, and nature together, wabi-sabi: beauty in everything nature gives, even if it may seem non-perfect. Not just about matching colorful flowers to create a colorful synergy. From tree branches to moss, Ikebana utilizes all aspects of nature to create a simplistic, yet sophisticated arrangement through the manipulation of line, shape, and form.

Ikebena artist website (only in Japanese): http://reito-oizumi.com/
Works: http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/stage/, http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/,
http://reito-oizumi.com/gallery/art_installation/

6) Interact and have lunch with sumo wrestlers at a sumo stable http://www.toki.tokyo/sumo

- Duration: 3 hours

- Area: Edogawa (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 373,000 for 1 person (USD 3,290)

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, lunch fee,interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests *There may be sudden participant of media or the sumo stable financial supporters, hence there may be a chance that it will not be exclusive for your guests

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Overview: A sport going back over 2000 years, sumo still continues strong to this day with the same traditions and practices. The next generation carries the torch with great responsibility, upholding the pride of the nation on their shoulders and they passionately train to uphold this honor. Discipline: Observe the level of commitment it takes for these athletes, who have trained all their lives, to be where they are now, community: there is a tight community amongst the master and the sumo wrestlers and you will learn of this close group atmosphere, "ganbaru": the life of a Sumo wrestler is exemplified by the word - do your best or try your hardest.

7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier http://www.toki.tokyo/wagashi

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person (USD 660)

•Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: The art of wagashi embodies the Japanese spirit and the value, learn about the art of making Japanese sweets from a prominent Japanese patissier, you will be guided through the delicate and refined process of creating traditional sweets.

8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head Monk http://www.toki.tokyo/zen-meditation

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (5 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person (USD 990)

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: New life awareness: Perceive the world in a different way with six sense, observe sounds such as "silence" which are realized consciously. Use this way of thinking to understand problems in new ways.

Other elements:

For the days you have an experience for half the day, the other half we can support you with designing the tour itinerary to go around the most suitable area for your objective while arranging with the guide (which will be myself).

1) Itinerary: Half day (4 hours): WY 21,600 (USD 200) Full day (8 hours): JPY 32,400 (USD 290) *Include 8% tax

2) Guide: 2 hrs: JPY 31,050 (USD 280) 4 hrs: JPY 49,680 (USD 440) 8 hrs: JPY 74,520 (USD 660) Additional 1 hr: JPY 9,315 (USD90)

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*Include 15% service charge, 8% tax

*For bookings for guides, we have a discount system according to the hours booked.

-Total 10~30 hours 10% discount

- Total 30 hours 20% discount

3) Arrangement of hotels, transportation, and tickets (If needed) We charge for 15% of the respective fee for handling fee

Should you have any questions, please email / WhatsApp / call me any time! Please have a lovely Friday and weekend.

Regards, 
Romy 
TOKI I Experience Curator

On Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 6:24 AM, Karyna Shuliak
wrote:

Dear Romy,

Thank you so much for such a detailed email. The options sound very exciting. If it is not too much of a trouble, may I ask to please provide the prices for the services in US Dollars? I would very much appreciate it. Thank you so much again and have a wonderful day! Karyna

On Dec 8, 2016, at 9:19 AM, Romy Yamada <> wrote:

Dear Karyna,

It was my pleasure talking with you yesterday. Here is a recap of our conversation and also my personal recommendations based on what we discussed. We are very excited to curate your itinerary and experience. Our experiences, which we have found can be life changing, are designed to share with you Japanese philosophies and aesthetics. We hope that these might provide you inspirations for your work and daily lifestyle. All our experiences are typically conducted for private groups and individuals, allowing our guests to freely interact with the master artisan in an uninterrupted and intimate setting. (There is a minimum guarantee fee for implementing the activities).

I have first included some elements for the Tokyo area so that I understand correctly how you feel about below, and we can talk about Kyoto afterwards. We can set up a call to discuss again.

Objective: Food service and presentation / Etiquette and protocol with the guests / Aesthetics for details / Hospitality I Inspiration for working with the guests and managing the staff

Tentative date for the visit: Early Feb 2017

Duration: 2 weeks *Depending on the contents and the cities to stay

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Daily schedule: AM - Experience in PM - Inspirational tour *It can be vice versa

Recommended hotel area in Tokvo: Roppongi *Considering where all the experiences / tours can happen

Experiences Recommendations in Tokyo:

I) Traditional Kaiseki and tea ceremony at a cultural heritage house http://www.toki.tokyo/tea-ceremony

- Duration: 4 hours

- Area: Toranomon (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 186,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki fill lunch course, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

*Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: You will have the honor of being hosted by a renowned tea house master, who has had experience in hosting tea ceremonies for over sixty years (actually she is 89 years old). To fully appreciate the tea's flavor, you will first enjoy a fill-course Kaiseki meal (traditional upperclass Japanese cuisine). After the full course, you will receive your tea in ceremonial style and directly learn about the aesthetics of Japan, Japanese hospitality, and how we appreciate and value things. Every aspect of the ceremony - the antique tea bowls, tea spoon, the powdered tea container, calligraphy, flowers, vase - is specifically chosen by the tea master for the guests. Thus, the experience really becomes a once-in-lifetime encounter.

2) Discover Kaiseki at a two-star Michelin Restaurant
http://www.toki.tokyo/kaiseki

- Duration: 2.5 hours

- Area: Akasaka (15 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 497,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, Kaiseki full lunch course, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Cook and prepare an authentic Kaiseki cuisine lunch with two-star Michelin restaurant. Our experience usually consists more of preparing - make the fish ball, compare the taste of the dashi (soup from the bonito flakes), cut the fish, learn how to use the knife - depending on what the seasonal menu is. The chef is very particular in what he cooks and it is more of helping prepare, not for the guests to cook from scratch. For lunch, the guests are able to enjoy what is prepared by chef, and it may include around one fish ball made by the guest.

3) Tsukij tuna auction with seafood sampling and Sushi Making (breakfast) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi

- Duration: 4 hours

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- Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 335,000 for 1 person *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi breakfast, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: The world's biggest wholesale fish and seafood market - Tsukiji Fish Market - was scheduled to be relocated in November 2016, but Tokyo's new mayor decided to postpone the establishment's move. This is currently a big topic of Japan. We bring the guests to the professional area for the "fresh" tuna auction, which is actually not accessible to the general public and the media. (The general public can only go to the "frozen" tuna auction area, which they have to line up to get into from 1:00AM and find out at 4:00AM whether they can go in or not. Only 120 people are allowed to go in)

4) Tsukij Tour and Sushi Making (lunch) http://www.toki.tokyo/sushi - Duration: 3.5 hours - Area: Tsukiji (15 mins by cab from Roppongi) + Shinagawa (20 mins by cab from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 149,000 for 1 person *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, sushi lunch, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests and additional orders

Overview: Together with the Tsukiji inner and outer market tour, the sushi chef will offer you an exceptional tour, showing your client the best that Tsukiji has to offer as well as the different relationships and interactions between the intermediate wholesalers. During the sushi making, learn about high quality, personalized service and hospitality for individual guests. Learn about unseen efforts as the chef maximizes the guests' satisfaction in subtle manners, servicing the guests in ways they didn't know they needed. There is a wholeness to the act of creating sushi and see it come alive in front of you. Learn the spirit of integrity while creating your masterpiece of art.

5) Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement)

- Duration: 2 hours / session x 5 times

- Area: At your hotel

- Price: JPY 378,000 for 1 person

*Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, flowers, interpreter, transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance

Overview: Lean the aesthetics developed during the period of Japanese isolation and has been prided as a uniquely Japanese art form that ties both the spirit, body, and nature together, wabi-sabi: beauty in everything nature gives, even if it may seem non-perfect. Not just about matching colorful flowers to create a colorful synergy. From tree branches to moss, Ikebana utilizes all aspects of nature to create a simplistic, yet sophisticated arrangement through the manipulation of line, shape, and form.

6) Interact and have lunch with sumo wrestlers at a sumo stable http://www.toki.tok lsum

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- Duration: 3 hours

- Area: Edogawa (45 mins by train from Roppongi) - Price: JPY 373,000 for 1 person *Included: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, lunch fee,interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests *There may be sudden participant of media or the sumo stable financial supporters, hence there may be a chance that it will not be exclusive for your guests

Ovierview: A sport going back over 2000 years, sumo still continues strong to this day with the same traditions and practices. The next generation carries the torch with great responsibility, upholding the pride of the nation on their shoulders and they passionately train to uphold this honor. Discipline: Observe the level of commitment it takes for these athletes, who have trained all their lives, to be where they are now, community: there is a tight community amongst the master and the sumo wrestlers and you will learn of this close group atmosphere, "ganbaru": the life of a Sumo wrestler is exemplified by the word - do your best or try your hardest.

7) Make Wagashi (Japanese sweets) with a Prominent Japanese Patissier http://www.toki.toky gashi

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (45 mins by train from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 75,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Ovierview: The art of wagashi embodies the Japanese spirit and the value, learn about the art of making Japanese sweets from a prominent Japanese patissier, you will be guided through the delicate and refined process of creating traditional sweets.

8) Zen Meditation at the Private Temple with the Head

Monk http://www.toki.tokyo/zen-meditation

- Duration: 2 hours

- Area: Myogadani (5 mins by cab from Roppongi)

- Price: JPY 112,000 for 1 person

*Include: 15% service charge, 8% tax, activity fee, tea, Japanese sweets, interpreter, interpreter chaperon service (this does not include the transportation cost for the guests), transportation cost for the interpreter, and insurance *Not included: Transportation cost for the guests

Overview: New life awareness: Perceive the world in a different way with six sense, observe sounds such as "silence" which are realized consciously. Use this way of thinking to understand problems in new ways.

Other elements:

For the days you have an experience for half the day, the other half we can support you with designing the tour itinerary to go around the most suitable area for your objective while arranging with the guide (which will be myself).

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| Itinerary | Duration | Price (JPY) |
|---|---|---|
| Half day | 4 hours | 21,600 |
| Full day | 8 hours | 32,400 |

*Includes 8% tax.

I) Itinerary:
Half day (4 hours): JPY 21,600
Full day (8 hours): JPY 32,400
*Include 8% tax

2) Guide:
2 hrs: JPY 31,050
4 hrs: JPY 49,680
8 hrs: JPY 74,520
Additional 1 hr: JPY 9,315
*Include 15% service charge, 8% tax
*For bookings for guides, we have a discount system according to the hours
booked.

- Total 10 — 30 hours 10% discount - Total 30 — hours 20% discount

3) Arrangement of hotels, transportation, and tickets (If needed) We charge for 15% of the respective fee for handling fee

FYI, here is the philosophy behind the "kintsugi" I explained to you during the call. We may be able to meet the craftsman in Kyoto who specialize in this and may be able to do the workshop. Kintsugi is the intricate process of taking cracked, chipped, or broken ceramic ware and repairing it with lacquer (urushi), finally finishing the repairs with a layer of gold or silver dust. The process of kintsugi is lengthy and requires numerous steps to complete. However, it has developed into a unique art form that transforms otherwise unusable bowls, plates, and other objects into reusable works of art. This appreciation for mistakes and imperfections is known as wabi-sabi, a part of Japanese aesthetics that can be found across the spectrum of Japanese culture.

I know you have so many information to digest....should you have any questions, please let me know. We can always communicate WhatsApp / phone call. Thank you very much and have a lovely day!

Regards,
Romy
TOKI | Experience Curator

On Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 5:06 AM, Romy Yamada wrote:
Dear Karyna,

Thank you for your email. I will call you - 7pm on Tuesday, Dec 6th. I look forward to talking to you next week.

P.S. I just sent you a WhatsApp message if it is easier for you to communicate with regards to the phone call. Thank you.

Regards,
Romy

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> 7pm on Tuesday, Dec 6th please

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📅 Jan 12, 2017

credit card

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Romy Yamada

Dear Romy, Please find below the requested credit card details. Please let me know if you need any additional information of if you need me to send the front and back picture of the card. Name on the card: Jeffrey E. Epstein Card number: Expiration date: 06/21 Thank you! Karyna EFTA00565937

Dear Romy,

Please find below the requested credit card details. Please let me know if you need any additional information of if you need me to send the front and back picture of the card.

Name on the card: Jeffrey E. Epstein
Card number:
Expiration date: 06/21

Thank you!

Karyna

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📅 Jan 12, 2017

Introduction

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Romy Yamada

Dear Asako and Romy, I have told both of you about each other earlier today and would like to introduce you to one another with this email. Asako is part of the team at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo hotel and is helping to organize various cultural lessons for my trip. Romy is the experience curator at TOKI, and has also been organizing classes and cultural experiences during my stay in Tokyo. Please allow me to take a moment and thank both of you again for your incredible work and to say how extrem

Dear Asako and Romy,

I have told both of you about each other earlier today and would like to introduce you to one another with this email.

Asako is part of the team at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo hotel and is helping to organize various cultural lessons for my trip.

Romy is the experience curator at TOKI, and has also been organizing classes and cultural experiences during my stay in Tokyo.

Please allow me to take a moment and thank both of you again for your incredible work and to say how extremely grateful I am for this opportunity!

I understand, that many of the arrangements that you are working on are very unique, and might be available only at a certain time, if at all. Therefore, I thought that it might be best for both of you to coordinate with each other regarding the dates for the reservations, just to be sure that they do not interfere.

I appreciate, that both of you have agreed to coordinate on that, and if there are any questions along the way, please let me know...

Thank you both very much and I hope you have a wonderful day!

Karyna

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From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Lesley Groff

Hi Lesley, Please include me on Jeffrey's schedule emails. Thank you. EFTA00565939

Hi Lesley,
Please include me on Jeffrey's schedule emails.
Thank you.

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Re:

From: Karyna Shuliak

To: Lesley Groff

Thank you! :) > On Jan 12, 2017, at 5:02 AM, Lesley Groff < > wrote: > > ... I'm sure that will change ... > > Sent from my iPhone > >>> On Jan 11, 2017, at 11:12 PM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote: >> >> Hi Lesley, >> Please include me on Jeffrey's schedule emails. >> Thank you.

Thank you! :)

> On Jan 12, 2017, at 5:02 AM, Lesley Groff < > wrote:
>
> ... I'm sure that will change ...
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>>> On Jan 11, 2017, at 11:12 PM, Karyna Shuliak < > wrote:
>>
>> Hi Lesley,
>> Please include me on Jeffrey's schedule emails.
>> Thank you.

📅 Aug 31, 2011

Re: Saturday, September 3rd

From: Dan Frost

To: Larry

Hi Larry, Please send me all the details for Mr. Epstein's flight this Saturday, September 3rd. Thank you, Dan Frost Associated Aircraft Group, Inc. phone AAG is a trademark of Sikorsky Fractional Sales, Inc. A message to AAG's valued Charter Customers. "By submitting this charter booking confirmation, Customer agrees to AAG's standard terms and conditions, which can be found on AAG's website" http://www.flyaag.com/terms/

Hi Larry,

Please send me all the details for Mr. Epstein's flight this Saturday, September 3rd.

Thank you,

Dan Frost

Associated Aircraft Group, Inc.

phone

AAG is a trademark of Sikorsky Fractional Sales, Inc.

A message to AAG's valued Charter Customers. "By submitting this charter booking confirmation, Customer agrees to AAG's standard terms and conditions, which can be found on AAG's website"

http://www.flyaag.com/terms/

📅 Sep 2, 2011

Re: Saturday, September 3rd

From: Larry Visoski

To: Dan

Hello Dan, final update for trip tomorrow,.for Jeffrey Epstein,. Depart West Side heli pad with two passengers to East Hampton,. -Pax 1 Jeffrey E stein -Pax 2 Cancel return trip,„,they will drive back to NY City,. if you could send final trip itinerary that would be great,. thanks again,. Larry Visoski Freedom Air International Inc ps: our account gives us a 10% discount if you can make sure when they do the invoice its included, I will use AAG money on account under my name and company name

Hello Dan, final update for trip tomorrow,.for Jeffrey Epstein,. Depart West Side heli pad with two passengers to East Hampton,. -Pax 1 Jeffrey E stein -Pax 2

Cancel return trip,„,they will drive back to NY City,.

if you could send final trip itinerary that would be great,.

thanks again,. Larry Visoski Freedom Air International Inc ps: our account gives us a 10% discount if you can make sure when they do the invoice its included, I will use AAG money on account under my name and company name of Freedom Air International, Inc,. thank you, Larry