Yokohama Massage & SPA “Imi Health Spa”

Yokohama’s Imi Health Spa turns a sightseeing break into an 80-minute reset: 50 minutes of full-body massage, then 30 minutes of foot reflexology after a foot bath. The salon is a short walk from Kannai Station, so you can fit a treatment into a city day without a long detour.

I like two practical things here: the private-room setup offers a quiet place to rest, and the treatment combines bodywork with focused foot care rather than giving you only one kind of massage. The salon also offers other treatments, including aromatherapy and dry head spa, though they are separate package options.

One point to check before you book: the standard 80-minute package does not say that oil is included. If you want an oil massage, ask about it when you arrive. And keep your appointment time; arriving late may cut into your treatment.

At a glance

• Three minutes from Kannai Station: The salon is at Hagoromo Building 3F A, 3-63 Hagoromo-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama.
• A two-part 80-minute treatment: Expect 50 minutes of full-body massage and 30 minutes of foot reflexology.
• Foot bath before reflexology: It comes before the foot treatment, adding a pause between the two parts.
• Private rooms: The salon describes its rooms as fully private, a useful feature if you want quiet and personal space.
• Late hours: Business hours are 10:00 to 05:00, with no regular closing day listed.
• Starting price of $58.35: That is for the 80-minute massage and foot acupoint package; other treatments cost more.

A quiet stop near Kannai Station

Imi Health Spa is in Yokohama’s Naka-ku, a three-minute walk from Kannai Station. That short approach is useful if you are already exploring central Yokohama or staying nearby. You do not need to set aside a big block of travel time just to reach the salon.

The address is Hagoromo Building 3F A, 3-63 Hagoromo-cho. The building and floor details are worth keeping handy as you make your way there. The meeting point is the salon itself, so plan to arrive at the address rather than look for a separate tour gathering spot.

This is a small-group activity, with a maximum of four people per group. The actual massage takes place in private rooms, according to the salon’s description. That setup may suit you if you would rather rest without the feel of a busy shared treatment room.

The opening hours, 10:00 to 05:00, leave room for appointments at different points in the day. The information does not specify appointment availability at every hour, so check your selected time when booking. The stated schedule also lists no regular closing day.

The 80-minute treatment, step by step

The included package begins with a short consultation at the salon. This is your chance to mention what you want from the session and raise any health concerns. If you are pregnant, have a medical condition, allergies, or another concern, you are asked to notify the salon in advance so it can provide more appropriate care.

The treatment then starts with 50 minutes of full-body massage. That is the longer portion of the session, designed to address general fatigue and tension. The available information does not specify a particular massage technique, pressure level, or body areas, so speak up during your consultation if you have preferences.

A practical detail: oil massage is not promised in the package description. If that is what you want, ask about it at the salon rather than assuming it is part of the standard treatment. The available customer feedback also flags this as a useful question to ask.

Next comes a foot bath, followed by 30 minutes of foot reflexology, also described as foot acupoint massage. The sequence gives you a brief transition between full-body work and the more focused foot treatment. If you have been walking around Yokohama, that foot-focused half hour may be especially appealing, though the salon does not promise a particular result.

The full appointment is 80 minutes of treatment, plus the short consultation and any time needed to arrive and settle in. Be punctual: if you arrive after your scheduled time, the treatment may be shortened. Build in a little extra time for finding the building and reaching the third floor.

Why the private-room format matters

A massage is not much of a rest if you spend the session feeling exposed or distracted. Imi Health Spa describes its rooms as fully private and the salon as quiet. That makes the setting a sensible fit if you want a calm pause between sightseeing stops.

The private setup can also make a treatment feel more comfortable for first-time visitors. You can discuss your needs directly with the therapist during the brief consultation, rather than trying to explain them in a shared space. Still, the information does not describe the room layout, changing arrangements, or languages spoken, so ask the salon if any of those details matter to you.

The group limit is four, but the private rooms are the more relevant detail for the treatment itself. If you are booking with family or friends, do not assume everyone will receive treatment at the same moment or in the same room. The group limit is clear; the scheduling arrangement is not specified.

Choosing between massage and other packages

The 80-minute full-body massage with foot acupoint massage starts at $58.35. For a two-part treatment with a foot bath, that is a straightforward option if your main goal is to pause and relax without committing to a longer appointment.

Other listed packages include a 90-minute full-body aromatherapy massage from $90.65 and a 120-minute version from $115.89. These are better candidates if you want more time focused on aromatherapy massage. The package names do not spell out the exact techniques or what products are used, so confirm details if you have a preference or sensitivity.

There is also a 100-minute full-body exfoliation and massage package from $120.60. It is the priciest option listed, and the available description does not explain the exfoliation method or how the time is divided. If those details affect your choice, ask before booking.

Think of the price as a choice between treatment length and treatment type, not simply a race to pick the cheapest option. The 80-minute package pairs two forms of care and includes the foot bath. The aromatherapy options give you more time with that treatment style, while exfoliation adds a different element at a higher price.

The 80-minute session is a particularly practical pick if you want a compact break in your Yokohama plans. At $58.35 and with a location near Kannai Station, it avoids the need to travel far or set aside half a day. Transportation and personal expenses are not included.

What the customer feedback can and cannot tell you

The available feedback is very positive about the therapists and the quality of the massage. One customer who booked aromatherapy massage with a family member described it as among the best massages they had experienced, with both people pleased with the treatment. That is encouraging, especially if the hands-on quality is your main concern, but it is not a guarantee that every therapist or session will suit every preference.

A separate customer booked the 80-minute package and described it as a good relaxation massage. Their practical tip was to ask for oil massage if that is what you want. That is worth acting on: the package name does not specify oil, so be clear about your preference before the treatment begins.

The feedback also points to the salon as a place someone might return to before leaving Yokohama. That makes sense for a treatment designed to ease travel fatigue, but plan around your own schedule and appointment time. This is a massage visit, not a sightseeing activity, so it is best when you genuinely want time to slow down.

Who should book this session

I would consider this a good match if your feet and body need a rest after walking, or if you want a quiet activity that fits into a city itinerary. The combination of full-body massage and foot reflexology gives you more variety than a single-focus treatment, while the 80-minute length remains manageable.

It may also suit first-time massage clients who value a private setting and a brief consultation before treatment. If you have a particular need, such as wanting oil massage or avoiding certain techniques, ask in advance or explain it clearly at the start. The salon specifically asks people who are pregnant or have health conditions, allergies, or other health concerns to notify it ahead of time.

Children aged 7 and older may participate. The group limit is four. The information does not describe child-specific treatments, so if you are booking for a child, check directly that the planned service is appropriate.

This is not the right pick if you need a treatment with a guaranteed oil technique, a named therapist, or a detailed description of pressure and massage style. None of those details is provided. You can still ask about them, but do not book on the assumption that a particular method or therapist is assured.

Booking and arrival tips

Your voucher is mobile, and you should present it at the salon. It is valid only on the date you selected, and at the selected time if one applies. Arrive on schedule, since late arrival can reduce your treatment time.

The cancellation terms allow a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using destination local time. Transportation and personal expenses are not included, so plan for those separately.

The salon asks you to keep an eye on your valuables and says it is not responsible for items lost or stolen inside. Bring only what you need and take care of your belongings during the visit.

Should you book Imi Health Spa?

Book it if you want a reasonably priced, private massage near Kannai Station, and the combination of full-body work and foot reflexology sounds appealing. The 80-minute package gives you a clear treatment sequence, a foot bath, and a useful break from the pace of sightseeing. The strongest praise focuses on the massage and therapist care, though your own experience will depend on your needs and preferences.

Before paying, decide whether you want the standard massage or one of the longer aromatherapy or exfoliation options. If oil matters, ask about it. If you have a medical concern, allergy, or pregnancy, tell the salon in advance. With those points settled, this is a practical choice for a little restorative time in Yokohama.

FAQ

How long is the included massage and foot treatment?

The package lasts 80 minutes: 50 minutes of full-body massage and 30 minutes of foot reflexology.

Is a foot bath included?

Yes. A foot bath is prepared before the foot reflexology portion.

How far is the salon from Kannai Station?

It is about a three-minute walk from Yokohama Kannai Station.

What is the salon’s address?

It is Imi Health Salon Hogushiya, Hagoromo Building 3F A, 3-63 Hagoromo-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa.

What is the starting price for the 80-minute package?

The package starts at US$58.35.

Does the 80-minute package include an oil massage?

The package details do not state that oil massage is included. Ask the salon if you want an oil massage.

What are the salon’s business hours?

The stated business hours are 10:00 to 05:00, and no regular closing day is listed.

What is the minimum age to take part?

Participants must be at least 7 years old.

How many people can be in one group?

The maximum group size is four people.

What should I do if I have a health concern or arrive late?

Tell the salon in advance if you are pregnant, have a medical condition, allergies, or another health concern. Arriving late may shorten your treatment time.