Yokohama Massage & SPA “Imi Health Spa”

Yokohama’s Kannai district is a handy place to pause, and Imi Health Spa gives you a quiet room and a treatment that joins a 50-minute full-body massage with 30 minutes of foot reflexology. The foot bath comes before the reflexology, so the session shifts from general muscle work to a slower finish for tired feet.

I like two practical details: the rooms are fully private, and the shop is a short walk from Kannai Station. The hours, 10 a.m. to 5 a.m. daily, also make it easier to fit a treatment around a late evening or an early arrival.

The main consideration is that the package description does not say the 80-minute massage uses oil. If you want an oil massage, ask before treatment begins. You also need to arrive on time, since a late arrival may shorten your session.

What to know before you book

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• Three minutes from Kannai Station: The salon is close to the station, at Hagoromo Building 3F A, 3-63 Hagoromo-cho, Naka-ku.
• An 80-minute two-part treatment: Expect 50 minutes of full-body massage, then 30 minutes of foot reflexology, with a foot bath beforehand.
• Private rooms: The salon describes its rooms as fully private and quiet, a useful feature if you want a calmer break from sightseeing.
• Ask about oil: Oil is not specified for the 80-minute package. Ask the salon if that is what you prefer.
• Late opening hours: It is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 a.m., with no listed closing day.
• Several treatment choices: Options include aromatherapy massage, full-body exfoliation with massage, and the body-and-foot package.

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A useful pause in central Yokohama

Imi Health Spa is designed for a simple purpose: give you a place to rest when sightseeing, walking, or travel has left you tired. It is not an elaborate spa day with a long list of facilities. The appeal is a private treatment room, hands-on care, and a location close to Kannai Station.

That makes it a practical choice if your Yokohama plans take you through Kannai or if you want to schedule a massage without spending much time getting across town. The salon is on the third floor of the Hagoromo Building. Allow enough time to find it and arrive for your appointment, since a late start may cut into the treatment.

The salon offers several Japanese-style relaxation treatments, including massage, aromatherapy lymphatic drainage, foot reflexology, holistic treatments, and dry head spa. The available information does not describe the exact techniques or session flow for every option, so ask about details that matter to you before booking.

How the 80-minute treatment unfolds

The main package begins with a brief consultation at the shop. You then receive 50 minutes of full-body massage, followed by 30 minutes of foot reflexology. A foot bath is prepared before the foot portion.

That sequence makes sense if you have spent the day on your feet. The massage addresses the body first, while the foot treatment gives the session a focused finish. It is a balanced use of 80 minutes, rather than a short foot massage added on as an afterthought.

The consultation is also your moment to speak up. If you have a preferred pressure level, want oil, or have a concern about the treatment, raise it before the massage begins. The package title does not specify oil, and one customer specifically found it useful to ask for an oil massage when that was the preference.

The salon says its rooms are fully private and quiet. That can matter if you are not keen on sharing a treatment space or simply want a break from the noise and movement of the city. Still, the details supplied do not explain the room furnishings, changing arrangements, or language support, so do not assume specifics beyond the private-room design.

Choosing between massage and aromatherapy

The 80-minute body-and-foot package is the lowest-priced option, starting at $58.35. It suits you if you want a straightforward massage with a dedicated foot-reflexology segment and a foot bath.

If aromatherapy is your priority, there are 90-minute and 120-minute full-body aromatherapy massage options, starting at $90.65 and $115.89. Those sessions give you a longer appointment than the standard 80-minute package, but the details provided do not spell out the techniques or whether lymphatic drainage is included in each one. Confirm the precise treatment before booking if that distinction matters.

There is also a 100-minute full-body exfoliation and massage package from $120.60. It costs more than the other listed options, and the available description does not explain how much time is devoted to exfoliation versus massage. Choose it for the combination only if that pairing is what you want, and ask for further details if you need to know exactly how it is performed.

Prices are starting rates, so check the amount shown for your chosen date and treatment. The 80-minute option offers the clearest breakdown of what happens during the session. For the other packages, the duration and treatment name are clear, but the minute-by-minute structure is not.

What the price buys you

At $58.35 to start, the 80-minute session gives you more than an hour of treatment, with the foot bath included. The price looks most useful if you want both a full-body massage and a separate foot-reflexology segment in one appointment, rather than paying for a brief treatment focused on only one area.

It is not possible to judge the exact value against other Yokohama salons from the information here. What you can compare is the duration, the treatment components, and the location. An 80-minute session close to Kannai Station may fit neatly between other plans, while the private-room setup adds a quieter setting than a shared treatment area.

The higher-priced options are longer or add a different treatment element. The 120-minute aromatherapy session costs more than the 90-minute one, while the exfoliation-and-massage package is the most expensive listed choice. Decide based on the kind of treatment you want, not simply on the longest duration or highest price.

Transportation and personal expenses are not included. The salon is a short walk from Kannai Station, but you will need to cover your own journey to Yokohama and any other costs around the appointment.

The feedback worth weighing

The strongest praise focuses on the massage therapists and the quality of the massage. One person who booked an aromatherapy massage and lymphatic drainage for herself and her mother described the treatment as among the best she had experienced, and said her mother was equally pleased. That is encouraging, especially if you are considering a session as a shared treat.

The 80-minute package also drew a useful, practical note: it was described as a good relaxation massage, with the suggestion to request oil if that is what you want. That is not a complaint about the treatment so much as a reminder to make your preference clear. The standard package description does not promise oil.

One person planned to return a few days later for another session before leaving Yokohama. That suggests the salon can work well as a repeat stop during a short stay, especially if you want to relax before departure. But the overall rating is based on only two experience-specific ratings, so treat the perfect score as promising, not conclusive. The broader provider has many more reviews across activities, but that does not tell you everything about this particular salon or therapist.

Timing, location, and a few sensible precautions

The salon is at Imi Health Salon Hogushiya, Hagoromo Building 3F A, 3-63 Hagoromo-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. It is described as a three-minute walk from Yokohama Kannai Station. The meeting point is the spa itself, so head directly to the address rather than expecting a separate tour meeting place.

Opening hours are 10 a.m. to 5 a.m., and no regular closing day is listed. Those hours give you unusual flexibility, but the appointment time still matters. If you arrive late, your treatment may be shortened, so leave a little room for finding the building and reaching the third floor.

The minimum age is seven, and a group can include up to four people. If you are pregnant, have a pre-existing medical condition, allergies, or another health concern, tell the salon in advance so it can consider appropriate care. The supplied details do not explain which treatments may be adjusted or declined, so check directly rather than assuming every option is suitable.

Keep track of your valuables. The salon says it is not responsible for lost or stolen items inside. Your mobile voucher is the required voucher format, and it is valid only on the date and time specified for your booking. If your plans change, cancellation at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local time in Yokohama, qualifies for a full refund.

Who will get the most from this spa

I would consider Imi Health Spa if you are staying or sightseeing near Kannai and want a private, reasonably long treatment without making a full-day spa outing of it. The 80-minute package is especially clear in its structure, and the mix of body massage and foot reflexology is a sensible fit after a day spent walking.

It may also suit you if you want a late appointment. The 10 a.m. to 5 a.m. schedule is broader than typical daytime opening hours, although you still need to book and arrive at the agreed time.

If you are particular about oil, pressure, or the exact massage technique, ask before the session. The information here does not identify individual therapists, describe languages spoken, or specify the massage style in detail. That does not make the experience a poor choice, but it does mean you should confirm personal requirements rather than rely on assumptions.

Should you book Imi Health Spa?

Book it if you want a private-room massage close to Kannai Station, and the combination of body massage, foot bath, and foot reflexology appeals to you. The starting price of $58.35 is reasonable for an 80-minute appointment with both body and foot work, and the late hours add useful flexibility.

Think twice if you need a precisely defined technique or treatment setup that is not stated, particularly oil massage. Ask in advance, arrive on time, and share any health concerns before treatment. If those basics line up with what you want, this is a practical way to build real rest into a Yokohama visit.

FAQ

How long is the body massage and foot-reflexology package?

The package lasts 80 minutes: 50 minutes of full-body massage and 30 minutes of foot reflexology. A foot bath is prepared before the foot-reflexology portion.

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

The listed starting price is $58.35. Prices may vary by the selected package or booking details.

Where is Imi Health Spa?

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

How far is the spa from Kannai Station?

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

What are the salon’s opening hours?

The stated business hours are 10 a.m. to 5 a.m. It is listed as having no regular closing day.

Can I ask for an oil massage?

Yes, you can ask. Oil is not specified as part of the 80-minute package, so make your preference clear before treatment.

What is the minimum age?

Participants must be at least seven years old.

How many people can be in one group?

The maximum group size is four people.

What should I do if I am pregnant or have a health concern?

Inform the salon in advance if you are pregnant, have a pre-existing medical condition, allergies, or another health concern.