| Coverage | Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa and Saitama |
|---|---|
| Service modes | Home visit, office visit, studio |
| Booking | WhatsApp, LINE or email, by appointment |
| Travel | Home visit available; a travel fee may apply depending on distance |
How office visits work
Tell us the service, the time you have and where in the building we will work. We agree the details before the day so the visit fits your schedule.
Choosing a service for a workday
Braids are a long appointment, so a massage or another shorter service may suit a workday better. If you want braids, plan a longer slot and tell us how much time you have.
Quote and travel fee
We quote the service and any travel fee before you commit.
Who office visits are for
Office visits are for working clients who want to fit a service into their day without travelling. They suit busy professionals, teams who want to book together, and anyone whose schedule makes a trip to a salon hard. We come to your workplace across Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa and Saitama.
Choosing a service for a workday
Think about the time you have. Braids are a long appointment, so they usually suit a day off or a longer slot. Shorter services suit a workday better, such as Indian head massage, a back massage or a pedicure, depending on the space. Tell us how much time you have and we will suggest a service.
Agreeing the space and timing
Check with your workplace that you can use a quiet room, and tell us where in the building we will work. We agree the timing in advance so the visit fits around your meetings. Let us know about access, reception and parking so we can arrive without disruption.
Booking together with colleagues
If several colleagues want to book, message us with the names, the services and the times you have in mind. We will tell you what is possible in one visit. We confirm the quote for each person before the day.
Professional and discreet
We keep the visit respectful and discreet, and we tidy up before we leave. Tell us if there are any workplace rules we should follow, such as sign-in or visitor passes.
Travel fee and quote
A travel fee may apply depending on distance, and we confirm it in your quote before you commit. See service areas for the cities we cover.
Other ways to book
If an office visit does not suit, see home visits or the Kodaira studio.
What to expect on the day
We arrive at the agreed time, check in with reception if needed and go to the room you have arranged. We set up quickly, carry out the service and tidy up so the room is ready to use again. We keep to the time you have agreed so the visit does not run into your next meeting.
Services that fit a short window
If you only have a short window, ask about a seated Indian head massage or a focused back massage. These need less setup than longer services, and we tell you the time each one takes when you book. Braids and wig services take longer, so plan a bigger slot if you want one of those.
Preparing for an office session
Wear comfortable clothing, and tell us about any health notes when you book. Arrange a quiet room where you will not be interrupted, and check that you can use it for the whole visit. If you want to book a shared space for several colleagues, message us with the details.
Common workplace questions
Can we use a meeting room? Usually yes, if your workplace agrees. Do we need special equipment? We tell you what we need when you book. Can we visit outside office hours? Message us your preferred time and we will confirm what works.
How to book
Message us on WhatsApp, LINE or email with the service, the number of people, your workplace location and the time you have. We reply with availability and a quote that includes any travel fee, so you know the full cost before you commit.
Services available: braids, wigs, massage and foot care. See all service areas.
Frequently asked questions
Can you visit my office?
Yes, across Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa and Saitama.
Can several colleagues book together?
Message us with the names and services and we will tell you what is possible.
Is there a travel fee?
It may apply depending on distance, and we confirm it in your quote.
Last reviewed September 2026.