The treatment is very good, with a good amount of force. The people were nice and I'm glad I visited. The only problem is that it's next to Don Quijote, so you can hear the Don Quijote theme song all the time during the treatment, which makes your head go crazy (lol) I got used to the second half, but the first half was unsettling.

It's a little more expensive than other stores, but I feel like the technology is solid.

If you don't go there often, your attitude will be bad. I will never go there again.

After coming to Don Quijote, I got a massage. I've been suffering from stiff shoulders recently, but my technical skills are great and it's gotten much better! The customer service was polite and nice, so I will come back again!

I had made a reservation before, but it was a private matter. On the same day, at the reservation date and time, I went there, but my reservation had been deleted, so I asked her if she would like a chiropractic massage at the old Eiraku-no-Yu, and she was friendly and understanding, and I received the massage on the same day.

He is very thorough and has a high level of practice. I felt very healed and relaxed.

I went there because I wanted a foot massage to relieve stress and tired feet from raising a young child. The person who answered my questions was a woman in her late 20s with a short haircut. I called in advance and asked, ``I'm bringing a 0-year-old child with me. Is it okay for him to crawl?'' I was told, ``It's okay because it's a private room and we'll stop him (if he goes to the doorway).'' When I came to the store, I told my child that I would move around before the treatment, but when I actually started the treatment, my child started to get restless, and I ended up having to carry her in my arms.In the end, I only had the front side of my child worked on. I told her that I usually do self-massage, and I wanted her to do the back side, where I don't have the strength to do it myself, but at the end of the time, she said, ``I don't want to do it today.'' I could have done it myself if it was the front side, but I wasted 3,300 yen and was stressed out. ~postscript~ I thought about a lot of things, but I still wasn't convinced, so I called the next day. I was surprised when she said, ``I'm sorry,'' and said, ``I'm sure it was difficult for you with your child.'' Oh, I said it's okay, right? First of all, if it's impossible, I want you to say it's impossible from the beginning. When I told her, ``I was not satisfied with yesterday's treatment and would like to have it redone,'' she said, ``I understand,'' so when I came back to the store, she asked, ``Now, I've had the treatment again, so please pay the bill.'' picture? When I said on the phone, ``I'd like to request a redo,'' you said, ``Okay,'' right? ? Fortunately, someone who seemed to be in charge was by my side, and when I explained the circumstances, he apologized and said it was fine, but he explained that I would be bringing my child with me, that I would be moving around, and that I had asked for a ``do-over'' this time. While I was doing this, I was nodding my head and saying ``Yes, yes'', as if it were someone else's problem. It was a surprising response until the end. I thought I would never go there again.