Exclusion of Anti Social Forces

The Hotel may not accept the conclusion of an Accommodation Contract under any of the following circumstances.

When the person is Organized Crime Groups, associate members of organized crime groups or persons related to organi zed crime groups, a corporate racketeer, a special intelligence violent group, or other anti-social groups (hereinafter referred to as "Anti Social Forces").
When the person is a Organized Crime Group or a corporation or other organization whose business activities are controlled by a organized crime group or a member of an organized crime group.
when the Guest seeking accommodation is a corporation which any of directors are proven to be a member of an organized crime group.
When the person is behaving in such a manner as to be an annoyance to other guests.
When a violent act of demand is committed or a burden exceeding a reasonable range is demanded with regard to accommodation.
When the person seeking accommodation has tattoos.

The Hotel may cancel the Accommodation Contract under any of the following circumstances.

Anti Social Forces
A juridical person or other organization whose business activities are controlled by a crime group or a member of a crime group.
A corporation which any of directors are proven to be a member of an organized crime group.
When the person behaves in a manner that causes significant inconvenience to other guests.
When a violent act of demand is committed or a burden exceeding a reasonable range is demanded with regard to accommodation.
When the person violates any of the prohibited acts set out in the Hotel Usage Regulations.

The Hotel will not enter into a Banquet Usage Contract in any of the following cases. In addition, if a Banquet Usage Contract has already been entered into, the Hotel will cancel the contract.

When under any of the following circumstances to guests attending the banquet hall.
1. Anti Social Forces
2. A juridical person or other organization whose business activities are controlled by a crime group or a member of a crime group.
3. A corporation which any of directors are proven to be a member of an organized crime group.
When the use of the hotel will benefit a Organized Crime Group.
When the person is behaving in such a manner as to be an annoyance to other guests.
When a violent act of demand is committed or a burden exceeding a reasonable range is demanded with regard to accommodation.