If you’re tired, head to a Thai massage parlor in Shinjuku.

Hello!

It is now the Obon holiday in Japan.
Obon is a period during which the spirits of deceased ancestors and family members are believed to return from the other world to this world—specifically, to their own homes—once a year. It is an important traditional Japanese summer event dedicated to warmly welcoming these ancestors, expressing gratitude, and honoring their memories.
Many people are off work and heading to their hometowns or going on trips.
Shinkansen trains and airplanes get very crowded.
But the trains in Tokyo aren't as crowded as usual.
I think it's a great opportunity to explore Tokyo.
But it's hot and humid, so it's easy to get tired from walking, isn't it?
If you're tired, let's relieve that fatigue with a traditional Thai massage.
Asian Feeling's Thai traditional massage is a full-body massage.
It improves blood circulation throughout the entire body—not just in the legs—to relieve fatigue.
You will take a shower before and after the massage, so you will feel refreshed.
We look forward to welcoming you to "Asian Feeling," a Thai massage salon in Shinjuku's Kabukicho district.

Traditional Thai Massage

Asian Feeling

Shinjuku Kabkicyo,tokyo

03-3202-0723

open12:00~

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