As interest in sleep tourism continues to rise, Tokyo Prince Hotel has refreshed its "Gentle Sleep Support Stay" plan. Available from April 9, 2026 through March 31, 2027, the plan is supervised by sleep therapist and sleep environment planner Miho Mihashi and is aimed at guests dealing with digital fatigue — such as eye strain, mental exhaustion, and difficulty sleeping caused by prolonged device use.
The plan encourages guests to step away from their smartphones and laptops after check-in, enjoy the view of Tokyo Tower from the room, and ease into a genuine state of relaxation. Each room comes equipped with a newly introduced EMS Scalp Spa, which uses deep kneading motions to relieve tension in the scalp — often tightened by stress and screen time — to help guests transition naturally toward sleep. A 3D Eye Magic device is also provided to gently warm the eyes and temples, guiding guests toward deeper relaxation.
Other curated sleep items include a MuAtsu Pillow Bounce (LOW) — a high-elasticity point-support pillow designed to cradle the head — and soft gauze pajamas dyed with natural plant extracts. Both the pajamas and Mihashi's sleep advice book can be taken home at the end of the stay.
Sleep Support Items
◆ Book by Sleep Therapist Miho Mihashi (take-home)
A book filled with practical tips for revitalizing body and mind through the restorative power of quality sleep.
◆ 3-Second Absorbent Magic Gauze Pajamas (take-home)
Made in Japan from triple-layer gauze, 100% cotton, with excellent breathability and absorbency for a soft and comfortable fit.
◆ Gurina Sleep & Stress Care — Functional Food (take-home) NEW
A supplement in which glycine supports sleep quality improvement and GABA helps with stress relief.
◆ EMS Scalp Spa (loanable device) NEW
A device that loosens scalp tension through targeted kneading motions, designed to help guests unwind before sleep.
◆ 3D Eye Magic (loanable device) NEW
A three-in-one device combining pressure, vibration, and heat to thoroughly care for the area around the eyes and temples.
◆ MuAtsu Pillow Bounce (LOW) (loanable device)
A high-elasticity point-support pillow that firmly and comfortably cradles the head throughout the night.
Plan Overview
Period: April 9, 2026 (Thursday) – March 31, 2027 (Wednesday)
Price: From ¥12,800 per person (based on 2 guests sharing a Superior Twin or Double Room)
Consumption tax and service charge included; accommodation tax not included
Includes:
- Miho Mihashi's book "100 Things Good for Sleep: For Adult Women's Ailments and Fatigue" (1 copy per guest, take-home)
- SUIMIN CARE "3-Second Absorbent Magic Gauze Pajamas" (1 set per guest, take-home)
- Ajinomoto "Gurina" Sleep & Stress Care (6-day supply per guest, take-home)
- Doctor Air "EMS Scalp Spa" and "3D Eye Magic" (loanable devices)
- Showa Nishikawa "MuAtsu Pillow Bounce (LOW)" (loanable device)
- Guaranteed room with Tokyo Tower view
Website: https://www.princehotels.co.jp/tokyo/plan/kaiminsupport_stay2026/
Reservations: TEL: 03-3432-1111
About Miho Mihashi (Sleep Therapist / Sleep Environment Planner)
After serving as head of research and development at a bedding manufacturer, Mihashi became an independent consultant in 2003. She has since helped over 10,000 people resolve their sleep concerns and has a particular specialty in pillows — she can identify the right pillow for a person simply by feeling the shape of their head.
Mihashi lectures nationwide, writes extensively on sleep, and is involved in producing bedding and sleep goods as well as coordinating hotel room environments. Her books include "100 Things Good for Sleep: For Adult Women's Ailments and Fatigue" (Kanki Publishing) and "Sleep Adjustment: A Gentle Sleep Guide for Those Over 65" (Seishisha). She also supervised the Japanese edition of "Good Night, Roger" (Asuka Shinsha), which has surpassed one million copies sold. Her clear, practical advice has earned her appearances on numerous television programs, including NHK's "Asaichi," TBS's "Hiruobi!," and Nippon TV's "Hirunandesu!" For more, visit https://www.sleepeace.com/
