Relieve travel fatigue with the perfect combination of foot reflexology and full-body massage, enriched with Japanese cultural touches. This 90-minute course includes:

1️⃣ Welcome with Ume-kombu Tea
We welcome you with a cup of Ume-kombu tea (plum and kelp tea), served in Seto ware.
This tea has long been enjoyed in Japan for its health benefits, offering both comfort and nourishment.
Seto ware, crafted in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, is one of Japan’s “Three Great Kilns” with over 1,000 years of history. Its refined texture and earthy beauty bring a sense of tradition to the beginning of your healing journey.

2️⃣ Foot Reflexology (30min, with Green Tea Cream)
After warming up, enjoy a rejuvenating foot massage.
By applying pressure to reflex points in the soles and calves, circulation improves, fatigue is relieved, and energy flows more smoothly through the body.
We use a refreshing green tea cream, rich in natural antioxidants, which leaves your legs light, smooth, and revitalized.
This step not only eases physical tension but also refreshes your senses with the subtle fragrance of green tea.

3️⃣ Full Body Massage (60min, Stretch & Relaxation)
Experience a comprehensive body massage that blends deep pressure with gentle stretching.
The treatment works across the back, shoulders, arms, and legs, relieving stiffness and restoring natural flexibility.
Our therapists use traditional Japanese “shiatsu-inspired” techniques, helping to align your body and balance your energy.
This part of the session is designed to bring harmony between body and mind, releasing accumulated stress from travel or daily life.

4️⃣ After Tea: Uji Matcha
To close the session, we serve authentic Uji Matcha, carefully prepared from a Seto ware teapot and poured into matching cups.
Uji Matcha, cultivated in Kyoto for more than 800 years, is renowned for its vibrant green color, rich umami flavor, and smooth texture.
It has long been central to Japanese tea ceremonies, symbolizing mindfulness and respect, and today it is beloved worldwide, enjoyed in cafés and desserts across the globe.
This after-tea moment allows you to savor a timeless Japanese tradition while connecting to its global cultural influence.

5️⃣ Origami Memory
End your journey with a hand-folded origami crane, a traditional Japanese symbol of good luck and longevity.
We place a drop of aromatic oil on the crane, turning it into a fragrant keepsake you can take home.
For those who are interested, our staff can also guide you in folding the crane together, creating not only a souvenir but also a hands-on cultural experience.
This final touch embodies the spirit of Japanese hospitality and leaves you with a lasting memory of your visit.

✨ Massage itself is 90 minutes, but including tea and cultural experiences, the total time is about 120 minutes.

Indulge in the ultimate relaxation with a complete course that combines foot reflexology, full-body massage, oil massage, and head massage, all enriched with Japanese cultural touches. This 150-minute course offers a comprehensive journey of healing for both body and mind.

1️⃣ Welcome with Ume-kombu Tea
Your journey begins with a cup of Ume-kombu tea (plum and kelp tea), a traditional Japanese drink cherished for its health benefits.
Served in Seto ware, one of Japan’s “Three Great Kilns” with over 1,000 years of history, this refined hospitality sets the tone for your experience.

2️⃣ Yuzu Foot Bath
Before the massage, soak your feet in a fragrant yuzu bath.
Yuzu, a traditional citrus fruit used in winter baths, is believed to ward off colds and bring good fortune. Its refreshing aroma warms both body and spirit.

3️⃣ Foot Reflexology (30min, with Green Tea Cream)
Stimulate reflex points in the soles and calves to release fatigue, improve circulation, and restore energy.
We use a refreshing green tea cream that nourishes the skin and leaves your legs feeling smooth and revitalized.

4️⃣ Full Body Massage (30min, Stretch & Relaxation)
Relieve stiffness and restore flexibility with a thorough full-body massage incorporating gentle stretching.
Japanese shiatsu-inspired techniques are used to balance the body’s energy and provide deep relaxation.

5️⃣ Oil Massage (60min, Hinoki Aroma)
Melt away muscle fatigue with a full-body oil massage infused with the calming scent of Hinoki (Japanese cypress).
Cherished in temples and shrines, Hinoki symbolizes purification and tranquility, allowing your mind and body to reset completely.

6️⃣ Head Massage (30min, Sakura & Yuzu Aroma)
Conclude the massage with a soothing head session to ease scalp tension, refresh the mind, and relieve eye strain.
Gentle techniques combined with traditional Japanese aromas — sakura for beauty and renewal, yuzu for health and good fortune — create a multisensory healing experience.

7️⃣ After Tea: Uji Matcha
Enjoy authentic Uji Matcha, prepared with a Seto ware teapot and cups.
With over 800 years of history, Uji Matcha is known for its rich umami and smooth texture.
Central to Japanese tea ceremonies, it is now loved worldwide, symbolizing the bridge between timeless Japanese tradition and global culture.

8️⃣ Origami Memory
End your journey with a hand-folded origami crane, a Japanese symbol of good luck and longevity.
A drop of aroma is added for a fragrant keepsake. For those interested, you may also fold the crane together, making it not only a souvenir but also a hands-on cultural experience.

✨ Massage itself is 150 minutes, but with tea, foot bath, and cultural experiences, the total time is about 180 minutes.

Discover deep relaxation with a blend of Japanese massage techniques and traditional cultural touches. This 90-minute course includes:

1️⃣ Welcome with Ume-kombu Tea
Begin your journey with a comforting cup of Ume-kombu tea (plum and kelp tea), served in Seto ware, one of Japan’s “Three Great Kilns.”
This tea has been enjoyed in Japan for centuries, both as a health drink and as a sign of warm hospitality.
Seto ware, with more than 1,000 years of history, adds a refined cultural element to your welcome.

2️⃣ Yuzu Foot Bath
Before the massage, soak your feet in a warm yuzu bath.
Yuzu, a citrus fruit traditionally used in Japanese winter baths, is believed to ward off colds and bring good fortune.
Its refreshing fragrance relaxes both body and mind, preparing you for the massage ahead.

3️⃣ Foot Massage (30min, with Green Tea Cream)
Following the bath, enjoy a revitalizing foot massage using refreshing green tea cream.
By stimulating pressure points in the soles and calves, circulation improves and fatigue is relieved.
The green tea cream, rich in antioxidants, leaves your legs light, smooth, and deeply refreshed.

4️⃣ Oil Massage (60min, Hinoki Aroma)
Experience a deeply relaxing oil massage enhanced by the aroma of Hinoki (Japanese cypress).
Hinoki has long been cherished in temples and shrines as a symbol of purification and tranquility.
The fragrance calms the mind, while the massage relieves muscle tension, allowing your entire body to release stress and rest deeply.

5️⃣ After Tea: Uji Matcha
Conclude your session with authentic Uji Matcha, carefully prepared from a traditional Seto ware teapot and served in matching cups.
Cultivated in Kyoto for over 800 years, Uji Matcha is celebrated for its vibrant green color, rich umami, and smooth texture.
It has long been central to Japanese tea ceremonies and today is beloved worldwide in cafés and desserts.
This after-tea ritual connects you to a timeless Japanese tradition and its global cultural influence.

6️⃣ Origami Memory
Take home a hand-folded origami crane, a Japanese symbol of good luck and longevity.
We drip a touch of aroma onto the crane, making it a fragrant keepsake.
For those interested, you may also experience folding the crane together with us — turning it into a small but meaningful cultural experience, beyond just a souvenir.

✨ Massage itself is 90 minutes, but including the yuzu foot bath and cultural touches, the total time is about 120 minutes.

Experience a deep sense of relaxation with a full-body massage followed by a soothing head massage, enriched with Japanese cultural touches. This 90-minute course includes:

1️⃣ Welcome with Ume-kombu Tea
We welcome you with Ume-kombu tea (plum and kelp tea), traditionally enjoyed in Japan for its comforting taste and health benefits.
The tea is served in Seto ware, one of Japan’s “Three Great Kilns,” with over 1,000 years of ceramic history, adding a refined cultural touch to the beginning of your session.

2️⃣ Full Body Massage (60min, Stretch & Relaxation)
Begin with a comprehensive full-body massage that blends deep pressure with gentle stretching.
This treatment relieves stiffness, restores flexibility, and improves circulation, leaving your whole body refreshed and balanced.
Traditional Japanese shiatsu-inspired techniques are incorporated to align the body and release accumulated fatigue.

3️⃣ Head Massage (30min, Sakura & Yuzu Aroma)
Continue with a soothing head massage to release scalp tension, ease eye strain, and refresh the mind.
Choose from fragrances rooted in Japanese tradition:

Sakura – the cherry blossom, symbolizing beauty and renewal.

Yuzu – a citrus fruit used in winter baths for health and good fortune.
These aromas enhance the calming effect, making the treatment a multisensory healing experience.

4️⃣ After Tea: Uji Matcha
Conclude with a cup of premium Uji Matcha, prepared in a Seto ware teapot and served in matching cups.
Cultivated in Kyoto for more than 800 years, Uji Matcha is celebrated for its deep flavor and smooth texture.
Once central to Japanese tea ceremonies, it is now beloved worldwide in cafés and desserts.
This after-tea ritual lets you savor Japan’s timeless tradition while connecting with its global cultural influence.

5️⃣ Origami Memory
End your journey with a hand-folded origami crane, symbolizing good luck and longevity.
A drop of aroma is added to create a fragrant keepsake.
For those who wish, our staff can also teach you how to fold the crane, turning it into not just a souvenir but also a hands-on cultural experience.

✨ Massage itself is 90 minutes, but including the tea and cultural experiences, the total time is about 120 minutes.

Experience profound relaxation with a full-body oil massage followed by a soothing head massage, enriched with Japanese cultural touches. This 90-minute course includes:

1️⃣ Welcome with Ume-kombu Tea
We welcome you with Ume-kombu tea, a traditional Japanese drink made from plum and kelp, known for its comforting flavor and health benefits.
The tea is served in Seto ware, one of Japan’s “Three Great Kilns,” with over 1,000 years of ceramic tradition. This refined touch of craftsmanship sets the tone for your healing journey.

2️⃣ Oil Massage (60min, Hinoki Aroma)
Your session begins with a full-body oil massage using Hinoki (Japanese cypress) oil.
Hinoki has been cherished for centuries in shrines and temples as a symbol of purification and tranquility.
The gentle yet thorough techniques relieve muscle tension, ease fatigue from travel, and calm the mind, allowing you to deeply relax.

3️⃣ Head Massage (30min, Sakura & Yuzu Aroma)
Continue with a soothing head massage that releases scalp tension, eases eye strain, and refreshes mental clarity.
You can enjoy the fragrance of sakura (cherry blossom), symbolizing renewal and beauty, or yuzu (Japanese citrus), traditionally used in winter baths for health and good fortune.
The aroma enhances the relaxation, turning this treatment into a multisensory cultural experience.

4️⃣ After Tea: Uji Matcha
Conclude your session with a cup of premium Uji Matcha, carefully prepared in a Seto ware teapot and served in matching cups.
Cultivated in Kyoto for over 800 years, Uji Matcha is celebrated for its deep flavor and smooth texture.
Long central to Japanese tea ceremonies, it is now beloved worldwide, from traditional tea houses to modern cafés.
This after-tea ritual lets you savor a timeless Japanese tradition while feeling its connection to the global culture of today.

5️⃣ Origami Memory
End your journey with a hand-folded origami crane, a traditional Japanese symbol of good luck and longevity.
A drop of aromatic oil is added to create a fragrant keepsake.
If you wish, you can also experience folding the crane together, transforming it into not only a souvenir but also a hands-on cultural moment that embodies Japanese hospitality.

✨ Massage itself is 90 minutes, but with tea and cultural experiences, the total time is about 120 minutes.