TOKYO · JAPAN
Tokyo’s best days out.
The 6 most popular massage & relaxation tours in Tokyo, from the famous to the underrated. What each one actually involves, what it costs, and who runs it.
Japanese massage in Ikebukuro targets facial puffiness, scalp health, and posture with bone realignment and micro-bubble cleansing.
Most Popular“j’ai adoré, elles sont super gentille”
A 90-minute beginner-friendly Ikebana workshop near Shinjuku. Learn the basics, make your arrangement with Ai-sensei, and take it home.
“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…”
Award-winning spa treatments in downtown Tokyo at Spa Damai Daikanyama. Choose shiatsu, facial, or couples massage in a calm, high-end setting.
“Great spa definitely recommend! Professional from start to finish. Worth treating yourself! Couple massage lovely experience. Staff welcoming and very friendly.”
Tokyo head spa with water jet peeling, microscopic scalp diagnosis, and a sake-ingredient moisture pack in a quiet private session.
“This was a very relaxing experience. The therapist I was with, Mieko, was good at conversing with me despite us usually needing Google Translate as an intermediary. I came out of the experience with healthier hair and some good advice to keep it that way. If I find myself back in Tokyo I’d do it…”
Unwind in a Tokyo onsen with a local guide, then head to Asakusa’s Hoppy Street for food, drinks, and an easy cultural walk.
“This tour was absolutely amazing, offering the perfect combination of a local hot spring and a cozy izakaya experience. Starting with a complete relaxation in the hot spring that melted away all the travel fatigue, the beer afterward was simply unbeatable. Takeshi was also an outstanding guide, making this an unforgettable experience I couldn’t recommend…”
Tokyo onsen + Asakusa bar hopping with a small group, towels and entry covered, then street food and drinks with translation.
“Simple yet comprehensive explanations of the different steps that are needed in order to conform to the traditions of the japanese onsen.”
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