For Admins Forum Software. The training would need to be done in English as she will have limited Japanese capability if any. I would appreciate it if anyone has any ideas on where we might check.
She is an aromatherapist but also does reflexology and I had a massage with her a couple of weeks ago and it was very good. Her massage is firm and strong but very relaxing - she also speaks good English. She charges 8, - the same as moi. Her phone number is: - she will also work late as well. In November she will also be opening a Franchise of my sister in law's aromatherapy school currently based in Hong Kong Asia Pacific Aromatherapy.
The school will be in Nishi Azabu. The diploma awarded at the end of the course full time is 6 months, and part time is 12 months I believe will be internationally recognised. If anyone is interested in details of the course please let me know and I can pass your details to Masako and when the prospectus is ready she can send you a copy. Fragrant regards! Karen By Et al. She's good -- very relaxing -- and relatively inexpensive. But here you go, Sucrose in Bunkyo-ku, near Tokyo Dome does 60 minutes of shiatsu for yen.
Mizuno-san has an excellent touch but he speaks no English. Fortunately we don't have to talk too much and he doesn't seem to mind when I struggle to find the right words.
There are two women working there, too, but I've never tried them. Sucrose is open until 8 pm and on weekends. Tel: You do not have to be a guest at the hotel. I'm not sure what the hours are though. Tel: I think a lot of the big hotels may have something similar. By Cornelia on Thursday, December 27, - pm : I had a hard time finding a decent selection of essential oils and thought maybe some others of you may have had the same problem.
