🇯🇵 Massage & nail salons in Tokyo

About massage in Tokyo

Tokyo offers shiatsu and traditional Japanese bodywork alongside Thai and aromatherapy massage, from Shinjuku’s relaxation salons to Ginza’s high-end spas.

Tokyo has 235 massage, spa and nail businesses listed, led by 145 hair salon, 48 nail salon, 39 massage, 2 tattoo studio, with well-known local names such as i for you, UENO BODY CLINIC, Alpha. 12 listings publish opening hours. All listings are drawn from OpenStreetMap open data — call ahead to confirm prices and hours before you book.

Popular treatments

• Relaxation massage — gentle, full-body strokes to ease tension.
• Thai massage — assisted stretching on a mat, usually fully clothed.
• Deep-tissue / remedial — firmer pressure targeting knots and sports recovery.
• Foot reflexology — pressure-point work on the feet, very common in Asia.
• Nail salon — manicures, pedicures, gel and acrylic nails at dedicated nail studios.
• TCM & acupuncture — tuina massage and acupuncture for pain and circulation.

What it costs

In Tokyo and Osaka, an hour of shiatsu or aromatherapy massage typically runs ¥5,000–12,000 (roughly US$35–80), with high-end hotel spas costing more. Always confirm the price, duration and what is included (oil, hot stones, etc.) before you book.

How to choose

• Check recent reviews and opening hours before visiting.
• Where massage is regulated, look for licensed or registered therapists.
• For sports or medical needs, choose a remedial or physiotherapy-qualified practitioner.
• Call ahead to confirm price, availability and what to bring.