Your therapist works the crown, temples and back of the head, then the neck and décolleté, releasing the tension that gathers behind your eyes. Recommended for eye strain and mental fatigue from screens or long travel days. No water and no oil, so your hair stays dry and you don't need to change clothes. The quickest way to reset a heavy head between plans, and a good first taste of a Japanese dry head spa. The listed duration is 15 minutes, but the actual takes 20 minutes.

The crown, temples and back of the head, followed by the neck and décolleté. The extra ten minutes over our shortest course means your therapist can work each area more slowly and go deeper, rather than simply covering it. Recommended for eye strain and mental fatigue. If you sit at a screen all day, or have been walking Osaka since morning, this is the length most people find enough. No water and no oil, so your hair stays dry and no changing is needed.

The crown, temples and back of the head, plus the neck and décolleté, worked without any rush. Forty minutes is long enough for the head to fully let go, and most guests fall asleep partway through. Recommended if your eye strain and mental fatigue are chronic rather than occasional, and you want the head worked properly without adding body treatment. No water and no oil, so your hair stays dry. The listed duration is 45 minutes, but the actual treatment takes 40 minutes.