Tokyo · MASSAGE & RELAXATION
3 reviewed
Below are the 3 best massage & relaxation tours in Tokyo right now — what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it’s top for a reason.
Japanese facial sculpting plus micro-bubble scalp cleansing and pelvic realignment in Ikebukuro, Tokyo. Small group, 30 mins 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.”
Beginner Ikebana near Shinjuku: 600-year basics, seasonal flowers in 90 minutes, and a take-home creation for $52.71.
“I joined with a colleague at work. Thanks to the attention of the teacher, I was able to work with peace of mind for the first time, and unexpectedly the wonderful work was completed. I had the impression that ikebana was too difficult to handle, but when I actually experienced it, I felt very comfortable spending time with it, and that impression completely changed. I am looking forward to meeting new flowers every season, and from now on I will continue to do ikebana in my own way.Auto-translated”
Tokyo head spa: microscopic scalp checks, water-jet peeling, a precise massage, and a sake-rich pack in a private 2-hour session.
“Fantastic! This was such a great experience. The service was great, and the providers were so patient, kind, and friendly.”
