For the past few years, I have not offered massage sessions for women.
Recently, however, I was given the opportunity to work with a female client again.
The session was based on the same overall approach that I use for my men’s sessions, and I also learned many things and gained new insights through this experience.
Looking back, there have been several women who met me before their partner’s session because they wanted to know:
However, this was the first time someone said,
“I would like to receive a session myself.”
Because of this opportunity, I thought I would simply introduce the fact that I can also offer sessions for women.
In the past, I introduced Yok Thong (sometimes translated as “lifting the abdomen” or “lifting the uterus”), a treatment from the midwifery branch of traditional Thai medicine, at a relatively early stage in Tokyo.At that time, very few people knew about this treatment in Japan, and only a small number of Japanese women were interested in it.
Some Japanese women continued to come for regular sessions. However, after I changed to a hotel-based style of treatment, I naturally stopped offering sessions for women.
During that time, I continued to receive women’s bodywork treatments in Japan and abroad, believing that it was important not only to study them, but also to experience them myself.
Looking back now, I think the main reasons were that many people still had reservations about treatments like this, and that they were still not widely known in Japan. As a result, very few people showed an interest.
Women who continued to receive my sessions shared that they felt:
* Their menstrual pain became less severe.
* Their PMS symptoms became milder.
* Their autonomic nervous system felt more balanced.
* They experienced relief from constipation.
The most common feedback was that their menstrual pain had improved.
These are personal experiences shared by my clients. Individual results and experiences may vary.
When I was studying at a massage school in Thailand, one of my female teachers said to me,
“Many women in Thailand have discomfort around the uterus or ovaries. This is one of the treatments we use.”
She then gave the treatment to me herself.
I still clearly remember sitting together with the other women, talking about our bodies while receiving the treatment.
Looking back now, I remember that many people in Thailand seemed to eat sweet foods and drink cold drinks every day. Personally, I sometimes wonder if that is related.
Yok Thong is a traditional Thai dry massage focusing on the lower abdomen and pelvic area. You will change into a T-shirt and Thai pants, and the treatment is performed over the clothing.
The treatment may also include selected techniques inspired by traditional Malay uterine massage, adapted to each individual.
Although a 90-minute session is possible, I recommend around 120 minutes so that I can work slowly.
Yung Thong is a full-body treatment using botanical herbs and coconut oil.
Even in Thailand, very few practitioners offer this treatment, and I have also experienced it myself.
The session begins with a full-body oil massage. After that, botanical herbs are used mainly around the lower abdomen and pelvic area.
The name Yung Thong means “Golden Peacock,” a traditional symbol of feminine beauty and vitality. The treatment is sometimes introduced as “ovarian care.” However, I think of it more broadly as bodywork for the whole pelvic area.
Paper shorts are worn throughout the session, and there is no direct contact with the genitals. However, some techniques are performed close to this area, so I would like you to understand this in advance.
When I received this treatment myself, I felt that my skin became firmer and my body felt refreshed afterwards. received this treatment myself, I felt that my skin became firmer and my body felt refreshed afterwards.
This is a long session based on the same concept that I use for my men’s sessions.
The recommended length is 3 to 4 hours.
Because men’s and women’s bodies are different, the treatment around the intimate area is also different.
The session includes the lower abdomen, pelvic area and full body, and the treatment is adapted to each person’s body.
I also include a female version of Jab Kasai.
However, when I received it myself, it was surprisingly intense, and I thought,
“If I ever offer this treatment myself, I would definitely adapt it..”
For that reason, I do not simply copy the traditional method.
Instead, I have developed my own approach based on traditional techniques and my understanding of anatomy and physiology.
Each treatment is tailored to the individual woman.
Like the male anatomy, the female intimate area is also highly complex. For that reason, I take a careful and detailed approach throughout the treatment.
I also do not offer Yoni Massage.
Safety is my first priority, and because there are many different opinions about this treatment, I have decided not to include it in my treatment.
Please understand that the long session includes treatment around the intimate area.
I also want to feel comfortable while giving the session, so I only accept clients who understand and agree with the treatment.
Should another opportunity like this arise in the future, I would be happy to discuss it with you.
For those who would like to understand the type of treatment their partner receives, I recommend choosing Option ③, as it follows the same overall approach as my men’s sessions.
After experiencing the session yourself, you may feel that it is not something you would choose for your partner, and I completely respect that.
