Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort and Spa, nestled in foot of Mt Fuji, has launched its renewed Spa IZUMI treatment menu.
The resort, which is situated in Japan’s picturesque hot-spring region, just an hour and a half from the heart of Tokyo, with easy access to western Japan, including Kyoto, via bullet train, draws inspiration from Hakone’s natural beauty, and the region’s renowned hot springs, and the new menu additions offer a spa experience that immerses guests in the unique essence of this remarkable destination.
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One of the newly introduced treatments, Onsen Leg Relief, is more than just a spa treatment and incorporates the therapeutic benefits of the Owakudani hot springs. This unique experience allows guests to harness the healing properties of this sulfuric acid spring, known for its rich sodium components.
This restorative treatment involves wrapping the legs from the feet to the thighs with bandages soaked in the spring water. The bandages are applied with moderate pressure to warm the legs, and the warming effect stimulates blood circulation, while the synergistic effect of sodium osmosis and bandage pressure improves swelling, leaving the legs feeling light and refreshed.
This treatment is perfect for those who feel a sense of heaviness and fatigue due to a long flight, car travel or excessive walking. It also caters to guests interested in reaping the benefits of natural hot springs but prefer a private experience to public baths.
The spa’s signature treatment, Fruitherapy, has also been revamped into a more organic-focused offering that includes a scrub with the scent of locally produced citrus and botanical pads filled with brown rice and fruit leaf essence. The energy contained in the organic fruit seeds awakens your dormant healing power within, enhancing the body’s ability to repair damage and regenerate.
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