Location: Osaka Prefecture
Top Things to do in Osaka Prefecture
Top Hotels in Osaka Prefecture
The 10 Best Spas & Wellness in Osaka Prefecture, Kinki
Osaka Prefecture (大阪府, Ōsaka-fu) is a prefecture located in the Kansai region on Honshu, the main island of Japan. The capital is the city of Osaka. It is the center of Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto area. Osaka is one of the two "urban prefectures" (府, fu) of Japan, Kyoto being the other (Tokyo became a "metropolitan prefecture", or to, in 1941).
Restaurants in Osaka Prefecture
1. Cocoroneya
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 85 reviews
With a motto "With genuine technologies in a comfortable space", therapist with a conscious "professional" will be always stationed that customers can receive massage safely. You can also receive a massage, feeling the taste of Japanese rooms and tatami mats. *You need to pay an entrance fee at Spa world. It will be 1,300 yen for adult and 1,000 yen for child (It depends on the day) *If you have any tattoos on your body please hide tattoos with a tape or something. Otherwise you will not be able to enter spa world.
Reviewed By MariaC2923
Aside from exploring try to experience as well the massage and stress relaxing services offered by this place. You will totally enjoy it! It will leave you feeling relax and soothe your tired body from your hectic schedules of travelling! I had really an awesome experienced and the therapist was really good and very patiemce! She was able to address my concerned and help relieved my body pains. The price as well is reasonable and it's worth it. Maria
2. MAITRII, H2 Inhalation Therapy & relaxation
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
MAITRII ,H2 Inhalation Therapy salon , at Osaka,JAPAN H2 Inhalation Therapy ～a method of obtaining a large amount of Hydrogen Molecular hydrogen (H2) is a small and safe molecule for the human body, possessing unique properties that make it priceless for our health. If many fans of healthy lifestyles are already familiar with hydrogen water, H2 inhalation has spread relatively recently. In Japan, hydrogen inhalation is the popular way of hydrogen consumption. Hydrogen inhalation therapy is becoming more and more popular this days as it provides consumption of large amount of hydrogen in short period of time which leads to fast therapeutic effect.
3. Balinese Salon Rima
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Full reservation system · Women's salon Rima means the number "5" in Indonesian. In this salon, not only massage but music of gamelan ... aromatic aroma of southern country ... drink such as herb tea ... and space to taste the atmosphere of Bali etc, put power, heal with Balinese massage of Nao Bali To go. The name Rima has a wish to satisfy all of your "five senses".
4. Nobeha no Yu
5. Spa Libur Yokohama
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Suspension of Kuroyu with source. Please enjoy the Shishigaya source. The spa bureu hot water springs 250 L / min from underground 300 m, "Shishigaya source". Kuroyu is a sodium - bicarbonate fountain. Feeling clinging to the skin with a touching feeling as a trout. It is heating because it is 20 degrees in spring water temperature, but you can enjoy non-moistened source draw. Esthetic · massage salon Investigation of Gamelan flowing in ... The fragrance softly penetrating the body ... At the esthetic massage salon "Banjar Banjar" Please enjoy the mysterious relaxation menu of Bali. The Bali Resort style restaurant offers a variety of menus. At the hotel restaurant, not to mention the Asian menu, Even those who are not good at Asian cuisine, so that you can fully enjoy the taste, It is open with enough menus and hearts in each of Japanese, Western and Chinese. We also have a buffet where you can enjoy natural foods in consideration of health.
6. Spa Suminoe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By assamkl - Cambridge, United Kingdom
Felt welcomed at this decently-sized hot spa with equally friendly restaurant manager adjacent to it. We used gestures and visual speak to communicate with the staff. Surprised to find spa suminoe signs within the train station telling you which exit to take and how to find it. There was ongoing renovation beside the sports complex but with the English signs was not a problem finding it. Past TA reviewers mention the layout of the place but to clarify a few details. As you step through the first set of doors on your right is a place to remove your shoes. Carry your shoes to the lockers ahead of you and choose one witha key. After placing your shoes, close the door and to remove the key, insert a refundable 100 yen coin into the slot. Keep the key. Turn right down the corridor which opens into a spacious hall where there's a toilet on your right. In the middle are places for you to rest. On your left is the counter for massages, foot reflexology etc. Unfortunately there was only 1 person who could do a massage at the time and you had to wait for another hour for your turn. Then the counter staff comes out and helps us to feed payment into a machine kiosk. The massage room, with many beds, is on the left of the hall and you are fully clothed. Across the hall, on the right is a long counter where staff were folding towels. This is where you pay or in our case, show our amazing osaka pass for free entry. We visited on a weekday just after lunch to avoid the crowd if any. We brought our own towels. In the changing room, again we inserted a refundable 100 yen coin to remove the locker key which you wear around your wrist. When you're ready to bare all, head to the sliding doors to go to the indoor hot pools. Look right and you'll see the stools and bathing stations. There are also 2 Western-style shower cubicles for those who aren't able to sit on the low stools. Once you have cleansed yourself, you're free to immerse yourself in any of the pools. There's another sliding door to go outside. The centre pool there is very hot but nice during winter. We explored an enclosed room and found the salt sauna where you rub salt from the container onto yourselves and sit there for the salt to melt. A friendly elderly Japanese lady showed us how to use it when I gestured to the salt. Following her example we used the cold water to hose down where we sat for the next person and exited another door to find a shower stand. After 2 hours we returned to the shower stations before changing. The spa sells yummy yoghurt which you pay at the spa staff counter. Next door you'll see the restaurant with picture menus and the food is delicious and affordable. Complimentary iced green tea and water is DIY at the dispenser station. Just check with the restaurant manager which button to press for green tea.
7. CrossFit Minami
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Located in the downtown area, CrossFit MINAMI was the first CrossFit gym to open in Osaka, Japan. Opening in early 2015 with a goal to lead its members to a lifestyle of power and health. With coaches, members and drop-ins from all over the world, CrossFit MINAMI is home to both local Japanese and international people. All classes are held in English and Japanese as well as adaptable to suit any fitness level.
Reviewed By 527kiemd - Shanghai, China
Was getting in a couple of cf sessions while on 2 week vacation before the Open. Central location near Namba. Showers on site but need to bring own towel. Friendly trainer. 4 other local expats in the class. Pretty flexible on letting me stay afterwards to use open gym without additional charge. Coolest part is they collect t-shirts from drop-ins around the world. These are displayed as you walk downstairs to the box.
8. Niji no Yu, Osakasayama
9. Takoyu
10. Sekizen Onsen Misasa no Yu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
''misasanoyu'' is famous for carbonated spring and artificial hot spring from ''Futamata Onsen'' in Hokkaido. Silk bath inproves blood circulation with micro air bubble and it's like aesthetich massage of whole body. There are 23 kinds of bathtubs incruding ''kids Bath''. It'll surely make children happy! We are looking forward to your visit. Thank you.
