IKINUKI Opens Two-Station Spa in Tokyo's Asakusa

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TOKYO, TOKYO, JAPAN, October 7, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- IKINUKI, a Japanese head spa located in Tokyo's Asakusa district, opened its doors on September 26, 2026, offering a tranquil escape for solo guests and pairs. The two-station salon, operated by OUKI Co., Ltd., provides a serene environment for those looking to unwind during their Tokyo itinerary.

Situated approximately five minutes from Senso-ji Temple, the salon welcomes both local residents and international travelers. Guests can book appointments for solo visits or simultaneous treatments for two people. The salon's proximity to major attractions makes it an ideal spot for travelers to fit a relaxing session into their busy schedules.

OUKI Co., Ltd., the parent company of IKINUKI, also operates Koutei no Ikinuki, a head spa in Shinjuku. This experience draws on the company's extensive knowledge in head spa treatments and hospitality, ensuring a high-quality service for all guests.

The core experience at IKINUKI includes shampooing, a wet head spa, and a hair treatment. Depending on the selected course, additional elements such as a foot bath, upper-body care, and a warm-water head bath are available. Guests are responsible for drying their own hair using equipment provided by the salon. The 90-minute course, priced at JPY 20,000 per person, includes yakuzen-style rooibos tea after treatment. The 120-minute course, priced at JPY 25,000 per person, also includes a foot bath and upper-body care. For two guests, the 90-minute course costs JPY 40,000, while the 120-minute course costs JPY 50,000.

The 100- and 130-minute courses, priced at JPY 30,000 and JPY 40,000 per person respectively, include a foot bath, upper-body care, and a warm-water head bath. Both courses also feature yakuzen tea with edible ingredients. These longer courses offer a more comprehensive experience for those seeking a deeper relaxation.

With a capacity limited to two guests at a time, advance reservations are recommended, especially for those wishing to book together. Current courses, prices, access information, and appointment availability can be found on the official booking page.

IKINUKI's name, which translates to "taking a breather," reflects the salon's mission to provide a quiet respite for its guests. The spa's warm and inviting atmosphere, combined with its use of Wakan oils supervised by Taiyodo, a Kampo pharmacy in Shinjuku, ensures a rejuvenating experience for all visitors.

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