Top Things to do in Nishiazabu
6 Spas & Wellness in Nishiazabu That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Nishiazabu, Japan including Mikokoro Shiatu Massage Acupuncture Clinic, Zabou Nishi-Azabu branch, Olive Spa Pantheon Nishiazabu, Olive Spa Pent House Nishiazabu, Deja Vu, Adam and Eve.
1. Mikokoro Shiatu Massage Acupuncture Clinic
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
This is the best shiatsu clinic with national qualification in Japan.He has qualified for acupressure, acupuncture and beauty acupuncture.We welcome visitors from overseas. Gonpachi, Butagumi, Roppongi Hills,tokyotower,Nezu Museum of Art, National Museum of Art, Moli Museum access from various places is good.
2. Zabou Nishi-Azabu branch
We believe body maintenance can help keep a smile on your face, and we have prepared a number of treatments, including pressure point massages for the feet, traditional Thai stretching, body care, oil treatment,and medicinal herb detoxes. We also welcome pregnant women.We are able to provide treatment to couples and groups in the same space.We will provide a service that matches your goals, such as recovery from fatigue, mood improvement, beauty, and so on.Our goal is to provide a space where, through body and mind, your feelings and the feelings of others can lead to an unbroken line of smiles which can then spread to others.
3. Olive Spa Pantheon Nishiazabu
You enjoy the finest quality healing and a heart-warming time with unique Japanese hospitality that will make you feel nostalgic and the superior all hand technique. Our original oil treatment combines traditional methods passed down in various countries, finger-pressure therapy elements and muscle dynamics in order to pursue the feeling of ‘comfortable pain’.
4. Olive Spa Pent House Nishiazabu
Enjoy the finest quality healing and a heart-warming time with unique Japanese hospitality that will make you feel nostalgic and the superior all hand technique. Our original oil treatment combines traditional methods passed down in various countries, finger-pressure therapy elements and muscle dynamics in order to pursue the feeling of ‘comfortable pain’.
