Japan · MASSAGE & RELAXATION
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 5 massage & relaxation tours worth the yen, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Japanese facial sculpting, micro-bubble scalp cleansing, and pelvic realignment in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, from $69 for 30 minutes to 2 hours.
“They were not able to be flexible with running into issues of finding the location. With no refunds available (not willing) , I hope my money goes towards the Christmas party. SMH! Would not recommend.”
A beginner-friendly Ikebana workshop near Shinjuku with Ai-sensei. Learn the basics, create a take-home arrangement, and slow down.
“It was an experience in a very beautiful facility with good access from the station. I think that such an experience depends on the teacher's goodness, but he was a very nice teacher who overflowed with good character. It gave me knowledge I didn't know about ikebana, provided easy-to-understand guidance and exciting time. I hope to go back for a calm time with flowers.Auto-translated”
Osaka’s temple head spa pairs a calming incense ritual with a matcha facial, head massage, and foot bath, plus a yukata photo.
“Lovely experience - highly recommend for anyone in Osaka, relaxing massage and brilliant tea ceremony!”
Award-winning SPA DAMAI in Daikanyama offers private and couples massages, shiatsu, detox oil, and facial care in a calm Tokyo setting.
“Great spa definitely recommend! Professional from start to finish. Worth treating yourself! Couple massage lovely experience. Staff welcoming and very friendly.”
Soak in Osaka views at Tennen Onsen Naniwa-no-Yu, a famed natural hot spring spa with sky-high baths and easy access.
“It was ok. My first time and it’s not really my thing. Stayed for 30mins and left. Too hot for me.”
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