Tokyo · MASSAGE & RELAXATION
4 reviewed
The shortlist we would hand a friend: 4 massage & relaxation tours worth booking, each with its price, its reader verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
A hands-on Japanese bodywork session in Ikebukuro combining facial sculpting, micro-bubble scalp cleansing, and pelvic realignment for relaxation.
“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.”
Small-group Ikebana workshop near Shinjuku. Learn the 600-year-old art, arrange fresh flowers in 90 minutes, take it home.
“They explained the history, origin, explanation of flower vases, tools, main styles of ikebana, and the basics of how to grow ikebana, based on resumes, and learned about Japanese beauty. I thought Ikebana was too difficult, but I was able to participate easily. It was a blissful time, feeling pure and a space where the heart was purified.Auto-translated”
Award-winning spa treatments in Daikanyama, Tokyo. Private or couples massage, facials, and shiatsu in a calm downtown setting.
“Great spa definitely recommend! Professional from start to finish. Worth treating yourself! Couple massage lovely experience. Staff welcoming and very friendly.”
Tokyo scalp spa with water jet peeling, precise head massage, and a sake-moisture scalp pack. Private 2-hour reset, with diagnosis included.
“The experience is one of the most relaxing experiences I have had and I do visit spas often, will miss it!! Myy hair feels great! Maiko is the most friendly and amazing therapist, she will help you out with any questions. The only challenge was I got lost in the building and went to 2 wrong floors, ask about the floor when you are at the door.”
