Body Spa Sora The Suite Ginza: Massage Prices & Booking
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Body Spa Sora The Suite Ginza is a Tokyo massage spa that opened in Ginza 7-chome on October 8, 2026.
It's open 10:00-23:00, and courses run from 18,000 yen for 90 minutes to 48,000 yen for 240 minutes. I visited in person, and below are the facilities, the price of each course and how to book, for anyone who wants to unwind after shopping in Ginza or during a trip to Tokyo.
Body Spa Sora Ginza: Basic Information
Body Spa Sora The Suite Ginza is a premium version of BODY SPA SORA, with upgraded rooms, massage products and service.
All five treatment rooms are fully private rooms with locks. After the massage, there's a separate powder room with Kuu amenities and an after-treatment drink.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Body Spa Sora The Suite Ginza (BODY SPA SORA THE SUITE 銀座店) |
| Hours | 10:00-23:00 (last reception 21:00) |
| Closed | Year-end and New Year holidays (may change) |
| Treatment rooms | 5 fully private rooms |
| Facilities | Separate powder room |
| Course prices | 90 minutes 18,000 yen to 240 minutes 48,000 yen |
| Payment | Credit cards, PayPay, IC transit cards and more |
| Booking | ➡️ Body Spa Sora The Suite Ginza online booking |
| Language | English available |
| Location | Musashi 7 Building 5F, 7-2-4 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 📍 View on Google Maps |
| Access | 🚇 7 min walk from Ginza Station 🚇 6 min walk from Hibiya Station 🚇 7 min walk from Shimbashi Station |
| Official website | https://ginza.sora-massage.com/en/ |
| Official SNS | Instagram, TikTok |
※ As checked on October 13, 2026. Hours and closing days may change depending on bookings.
Body Spa Sora Ginza: Courses and Prices
Body Spa Sora Ginza runs made-to-order courses where you pick and combine treatments to suit how your body feels. There are six course lengths from 90 to 240 minutes, priced as follows.
| Course | Price | Menu choices |
|---|---|---|
| 90 min | 18,000 yen | Up to 3 |
| 120 min | 24,000 yen | Up to 4 |
| 150 min | 30,000 yen | Any combination |
| 180 min | 36,000 yen | |
| 210 min | 42,000 yen | |
| 240 min | 48,000 yen |
✅ Body Spa massage menu
You choose from the five treatments below.
The 90-minute course lets you pick up to 3, the 120-minute course up to 4, and from 150 minutes you can combine all 5 freely.
| Menu | Treatment |
|---|---|
| SORA Original Oil Full Body | Full-body massage with the Ginza-only original oil that works into deep muscle |
| Deep Flow Stretch | Stretching that loosens muscles in time with your breathing and stretches the body out fully |
| Eye Strain Therapy | Steam eye mask and facial acupressure, plus scalp, neck and shoulder care |
| Foot Reflexology | Oil treatment working the reflex zones on the soles and the foot muscles |
| Chi Nei Tsang (abdominal massage) | Slow massage of the abdomen, for women only |
Body Spa Sora uses its own deep tissue technique, which loosens muscles with deep pressure. The Ginza branch uses the shop-only SORA Original Oil, and in the consultation you can set how your body feels, which areas to focus on and how strong the pressure should be.
✅ Add-on options
- 30-minute extension: 6,000 yen (can't be booked on its own)
- Hot stone, 10 minutes: 2,000 yen
- Foot scrub: 1,500 yen
- Carbonated scalp spray: 1,000 yen (head massage not included)
※ Prices are in Japanese yen including tax and may change depending on when you book.
Body Spa Sora Ginza: Booking and Cancellation Rules
Body Spa Sora Ginza takes online bookings 24 hours a day through the booking site Reservia. The booking screen is available in English. You need to register as a member and pay the course fee in advance by credit card for the booking to be confirmed.
When you arrive, the therapist checks how you're feeling that day and any areas of discomfort, then adjusts the type and strength of massage within the course you chose.
✅ Online booking for one person
➡️ Body Spa Sora The Suite Ginza online booking for 1 person (Reservia)
✅ Booking for 2 or more people
You can't book two or more people at once online. To visit together, contact the shop below with your names, preferred date and time, course length and number of people.
- Email: ginza@sora-massage.com
- WhatsApp: +81 90 6774 2220 (chat only)
- Phone: 03-6264-9044
✅ Changes and cancellations
- Booking and payment: membership registration and advance credit card payment required
- Cancellations and refunds: no refunds once a booking is confirmed
- Duplicate or mistaken bookings: no refunds for the wrong number of people, duplicate bookings or bookings made in error
- Changing a booking: ask the shop whether changes are possible and on what terms
📌 Once a booking is confirmed you can't get a refund even if you cancel, so check the date, time, number of people and branch before you pay.
Body Spa Sora Ginza: Private Rooms and Facilities
Body Spa Sora The Suite, in central Ginza, runs all five of its treatment rooms as separate private rooms. Soft indirect lighting along the corridor and the calm interior make it feel as cozy as a hotel room.
Instead of an ordinary massage bed, each room has a thick mat and cushions laid on the floor. With a wardrobe, chair and side table, it's a comfortable place to relax.
✅ A look around the private rooms and facilities
The wardrobe in each room has a massage top, bottoms and even underwear ready for you. The door locks too, so you can leave your clothes and belongings and relax during the massage.
The side table has Kuu Body Serum (180ml) and Silc Mist skin moisturizer, plus a hairband, hairbrush and hair clips, everything you need before and after the massage.
The massage space is made up of a thick, soft floor mat, cushions and pillows. Low indirect lighting and a small potted plant give it an even calmer feel.
Using a wide floor mat instead of a massage bed is one of SORA's features. The Deep Flow Stretch stretches your body out on the floor, which is different from a massage on a bed.
✅ My 90-minute made-to-order massage
For the 90-minute made-to-order course (18,000 yen), I chose the SORA Original Oil massage, Eye Strain Therapy and Chi Nei Tsang (abdominal massage).
The massage began with choosing a scent. Once I'd picked an essential oil, it was added to lukewarm water and my feet were gently washed with it. I liked how carefully they looked after my feet before the massage proper began.
The MARKS&WEB essential oils used for the foot wash come in three types: REFRESH, RELAX and WAKE UP. Being able to pick the scent you like sets a relaxed mood before the massage even starts.
What I liked most about the oil massage was the deep pressure and the therapist's skilled hands. They followed the line of the muscles to find knots, pressed deep, then slowly released them. Throughout, they kept checking whether the pressure was right and adjusted it to suit me.
After my back and shoulders were done, I chose a scent for the MegRhythm steam eye mask. With the warm mask on and my eyes closed, my body relaxed even more, and before I knew it I was being massaged in an almost sleep-like state.
According to the product information, the MegRhythm steam eye mask gives off warm steam at about 40℃ for about 20 minutes. SORA's Eye Strain Therapy covers the area around the eyes, the scalp, neck and shoulders, and with the warm eye mask it felt even more relaxing.
Chi Nei Tsang is a slow massage of the whole abdomen. Unlike the full-body massages I usually get, it worked evenly around my stomach, which felt new, and afterward my insides felt noticeably more settled.
From the oil massage that reached deep into the muscles, to the Eye Strain Therapy with a warm eye mask and the Chi Nei Tsang for the abdomen, I got to try three quite different treatments. It was 90 minutes of letting go of tension and resting in a quiet private room.
Body Spa Sora Ginza: Powder Room and After-Treatment Drink
After the massage, you can take your time getting ready in a window-side powder room looking down on the streets of Ginza. You're free to use the operator's Kuu body and hair products, and an after-treatment drink is served.
✅ Powder room and Kuu amenities
The powder room sits in a corner with glass windows on two sides. The window counter has a table mirror, tissues and power outlets, handy for fixing your hair and makeup after the massage.
I especially liked the view of the Ginza streets below. Coming out of the quiet treatment room and sitting by the window, I was reminded that I was right in the middle of the city.
For hair, there's Kuu Scalp Serum (120ml), Hair Serum Oil (90ml) and individually wrapped hairbrushes. They were all I needed to fix my hair after the massage.
The restroom is just as clean and carefully kept. The washbasin has Kuu Body Serum, Silc Mist, hand soap and a diffuser, with paper towels on the wall.
✅ After-treatment drink
When the massage is over, you can choose sencha (煎茶), yuzu tea, a herbal cordial or coffee.
I chose sencha, and the hot tea came in a glass. Sipping it slowly while looking down on the Ginza streets let me stretch out the relaxed feeling from the massage a little longer.
From the quiet massage in central Ginza to finishing with a cup of hot tea by the window, I was happy with the whole visit.
FAQ: Language, Same-Day Booking, Men and Children
Q. Can I consult in English?
A. Yes. You can talk with the therapist in English, and the official website and the Reservia booking screen are available in English.
Q. Can I book on the same day?
A. Same-day bookings are possible if there's availability. To get the time and course you want, book by the day before. Online booking is open 24 hours.
Q. Can men get a massage?
A. Yes, men are welcome too. The exception is Chi Nei Tsang (abdominal massage), which is for women only.
Q. Can I come with children?
A. Children 12 and under can't receive a massage. Ask the shop whether children can come in with you.
From the softly lit corridor to the window-side powder room overlooking Ginza, I could feel the care that went into every part of the space. It was a chance to get a deep massage right in the middle of Ginza and slow down my trip for a while.
🧡 Tokyo Mate Travel Guides
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