Tel: 03-6260-2696
Business Hours: 12:00 PM - 2:00 AM
Thai Traditional Massage THAI VILLAGE Tokyo Oimachi Branch is located just
steps away from JR Oimachi Station East Exit, next to the entrance of the
Higashi-Koji restaurant arcade (東小路飲食店街) along the railway. We are on the
3rd floor of the “Oimachi Station Square” building. Please take the elevator
to the 3rd floor.
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Also called “the most relaxing massage in the world.” It improves blood
and lymph flow, helps relieve stiffness and fatigue, and boosts immune
function.
Thai Traditional Massage techniques include pressing (with fingers, palms,
etc.), stretching, kneading, tapping, and more. In addition to hands and
fingers, therapists may use elbows, knees, or even feet. Among these techniques,
the famously “pleasantly painful” stretches are practically synonymous
with Thai massage and help realign the body.
Thai Traditional Massage is sometimes referred to as “yoga for two,” sharing
the same roots as yoga and integrating many yogic elements. As a result,
you can enjoy some of yoga’s benefits—such as improved flexibility and
circulation—simply by receiving Thai massage.
Thai massage is not only about acrobatic stretches. Its unique approach
to pressing and kneading focuses on stimulating energy lines called “Sen”
at a slow, deep-breath-like pace, helping loosen tight muscles, improve
circulation, relieve pain, and encourage the body’s natural healing and
immune responses. Preventing stiffness and removing accumulated waste in
the body also fosters anti-aging benefits.
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The oil-based version of “the most relaxing massage in the world.”
In ancient Indian medicine (Ayurveda), which influenced the origins of
Thai massage, herbal-infused oils were used for therapy. Thai Aromatherapy
Oil Massage is a fusion of these Ayurvedic roots with Western oil massage
and aromatherapy.
Aromatherapy uses fragrant plant essences (essential oils) for relaxation
and to promote physical and mental health. During an oil massage, the pleasant
aroma and the active components of the oil help relieve muscle tension,
moisturize the skin, maintain warmth, and support overall skin health.
As essential oils are absorbed through the skin and circulate via blood
and lymph, they can also help alleviate fatigue, reduce stiffness, and
combat coldness in the extremities.
Thai oil massage is known for its moderately firm strokes, making it highly recommended for those with deep muscle tension.
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Our original course that combines Thai Traditional Massage and Thai Aromatherapy
Oil Massage.
Within a single session, we seamlessly integrate Thai Traditional Massage
and Thai Aromatherapy Oil Massage to help relieve fatigue, improve circulation,
reduce stress, and restore balance to mind and body. This course is also
highly recommended for first-time Thai massage customers.
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Thai foot reflexology traces its origins back over 3,000 years to ancient
China, later refined in Thailand. We use a dedicated foot massage cream
and sometimes a wooden stick to stimulate the “Sen” lines on the soles.
Often called the “second heart,” the feet have reflex zones that project
to the entire body’s organs and systems. Stimulating these reflex areas
indirectly massages those organs and promotes better function, while also
improving blood and lymph circulation. Naturally, it relieves foot fatigue,
but it also benefits overall health.
In addition to the soles and tops of the feet, we also massage the calves.
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You can use our shower room before or after your session for an additional
500 yen. If you request a specific therapist, a request fee of 500 yen
applies.
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| We offer membership cards for interested customers. We will stamp your
card once for every 30 minutes of service. When you accumulate 20 stamps,
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Our services do not constitute medical treatment (diagnosis or therapy).
If you suffer from chronic issues or other conditions, we recommend consulting
a medical professional.
For the safety and comfort of all our customers, we may refuse service
to individuals who fall into any of the categories below:
• Those with heart conditions
• Those with severe circulatory disorders
• Those who are intoxicated
• Those with contagious diseases
• Those with severe skin inflammation or infections (e.g., athlete’s foot)
• Pregnant individuals
• Those causing significant disturbance (e.g., shouting) that affects other
customers
• Those who exhibit behavior deemed inappropriate or offensive to public
order and morals
• Anyone else we determine to be unsuitable for treatment
Please also consult with us beforehand if you:
• Have eaten within 30 minutes
• Are receiving medical care for a serious condition
• Have spinal abnormalities
• Have respiratory or circulatory issues
• Have gout or rheumatism
• Have a herniated disc
• Have varicose veins
• Have osteoporosis
• Have acute symptoms
• Have a malignant tumor
• Or feel any other unusual symptoms in your body
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