Looking for a Massage
Near Tokyo Station?

Getting here

The salon is on the second floor of a small building in Nihonbashi Honcho. Three stations are within a short walk:

• Kodenmacho Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Exit 4) — 3 minutes
• Shin-Nihonbashi Station (JR Sobu Line Rapid, Exit 8) — 4 minutes
• Kanda Station (JR Yamanote Line) — 7 minutes

From Tokyo Station

Take the Yamanote Line one stop to Kanda, then walk about seven minutes. Or take the Sobu Line Rapid one stop to Shin-Nihonbashi and walk four minutes. Either way you are here in well under twenty minutes, door to door.

If you are staying nearby

Nihonbashi, Ningyocho, Akihabara and Ginza are all a short ride away. The area around the salon is an old merchant district that is busy at lunchtime and quiet in the evening — which is when most guests come.

What you can have here

Japanese dry massage — done through clothing, no oil, pressure by hand. Good for shoulders, lower back and tired legs after a day of walking. Courses run 60, 90, 120 or 150 minutes, from ¥8,000, and a foot bath is included with every one.

ENVIRON facials — using a doctor-developed brand from South Africa, trusted by dermatologists in more than sixty countries.

Within your booked time you can freely combine dry massage, foot reflexology, scalp massage and hand reflexology. We decide the balance together once you arrive.

Hours and booking

Open 10:00 – 22:00, with irregular holidays — so the booking page is the fastest way to see which days and times are open.

Booking is required. There is one therapist and one guest at a time, so I cannot see you without a reservation, even if you come to the door. Booking online takes about a minute, in English.

Credit cards and cash are both welcome. Tipping is not customary in Japan — the price on the menu is the price you pay.