Near Shinjuku Gyoen, the massage and relaxation salon "miju." has long welcomed customers from overseas. With more international tourists visiting the area around Shinjuku Gyoen in recent years, miju. has strengthened its support for guests from abroad — expanding its staff structure, creating a multilingual menu, and introducing translation devices — so that international visitors can use its services with greater peace of mind.
A Menu Made for International Guests
To make it easy for guests to choose a treatment even across a language barrier, the salon has put together a dedicated menu for international guests — separate from its regular menu for Japanese customers — that clearly organizes its most popular treatments.
The lineup includes Taiwanese-style foot massage, shiatsu and kneading massage, and dry head spa, giving visitors to Japan an easy way to enjoy relaxation during their trip.
Supporting Communication with Translation Devices
Not every staff member speaks a foreign language, but the salon uses translation devices and other tools to support communication, working to be a place where guests from overseas can feel at ease.
