Spa & massage · OSAKA MASSAGE AND SPA
Where to book a treatment in Osaka, best first. The 4 below are priced a head, with how long each one runs and what the room is actually like.
Review of Osaka’s temple head spa, matcha facial, foot bath, tea ceremony, and yukata photos, with practical tips on value and booking.
“Lovely temple, beautiful experience and the host are very nice and it’s an experience I highly recommend.”
Review of Osaka’s 60-minute warm bamboo oil massage at a traditional temple, with practical tips, pricing, what’s included, and who should book.
“We had a great massage at this beautiful temple. The location is like an oasis in a bustling area of the city. The temple is beautiful. We felt very welcomed and the massage was so relaxing. Both masseuses spoke English very well and were accommodating to our requests as to where to focus the massages. They even gave us some suggestions as to how to work our especially tight areas. It was a great end to our two week trip in Japan. If you’re on the fence, definitely go for it as it’s a lovely experience.”
Review of Osaka’s Naniwa-no-Yu hot spring, with city views, natural mineral water, prices, bathing rules, hours, and practical tips.
“It was ok. My first time and it’s not really my thing. Stayed for 30mins and left. Too hot for me.”
Review of Osaka’s temple massage: 90-minute bamboo oil treatment, tea ceremony, Zen meditation, yukata, sweets, and practical booking tips.
“Massage très relaxant, moment agréable au calme et personnel adorable ! Merci pour ce moment !”
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