Stay on a Rainy Day! BBQ Meat Upgraded to 'Momotaro Beef' for Free! 'When it Rains, the Meat Awakens' Campaign at SORANIA

OKAYAMA GLAMPING SORANIA, operated by Double Tree Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kurashiki, Okayama; CEO: Kazuki Hayashi), will host a special rainy season event from June 1 (Mon) to July 12 (Sun), 2026. During this period, if it rains on the day of your stay, the BBQ meat for dinner will be upgraded to luxurious 'Momotaro Beef' for free as part of the 'When it Rains, the Meat Awakens' campaign. Additionally, the popular 'Umbrella Sky' installation, featuring colorful umbrellas decorating the sky, will return. We aim to transform rainy days from a 'disappointment' into a 'pleasant surprise,' offering a unique glamping experience only available at SORANIA.

Three Highlights of the Rainy Season 1. Rainy Day Exclusive: Free BBQ Meat Upgrade to 'Momotaro Beef' If it is raining at 3:00 PM on the day of your stay, your BBQ meat will be upgraded to 'Momotaro Beef' for free. (Includes light rain; subject to facility judgment. Guests who have already booked upgraded meat will receive a special additional menu.) 2. 'Umbrella Sky' Creating a Magical Photo Spot A limited-time Umbrella Sky will appear, filling the sky with colorful umbrellas. Enjoy vibrant views during the day and magical illuminated scenery at night. Rainy days offer a special atmosphere as lights and umbrellas reflect on the wet ground, making it perfect for social media photos. 3. Hydrangea-Inspired Seasonal Drinks Enjoy 'Hydrangea Soda' and 'Hydrangea Float' while listening to the sound of rain. These refreshing drinks will make your rainy day glamping time even more special.

Background: Realizing 'Sustainable Movement, Food, and Housing' for the Region Double Tree Co., Ltd. has a management mission to realize 'sustainable and optimal movement, food, and housing' for the region. This event was planned as part of our efforts to bring smiles to our customers' lives by providing new value that 'adapts to the season' in outdoor experiences, which are often susceptible to weather conditions.