For those who suffer from the stress and fatigue of commuting, nursing care, and childcare! Seki City, Gifu Prefecture Acupuncture, Moxibustion, and Massage "Masa Treatment Clinic"
Beams, cucumbers, and anma
Masa Clinic
Supporters for commuting, childcare, and nursing care
Safe for beginners
your request
I will listen carefully
“For you who seriously face your body”
“Masa Treatment Clinic” is a shop that only those who seriously want to solve their physical problems visit.
At our clinic, in modern society where stress is easily experienced, we are committed to providing “peace of mind” to our customers by sticking to natural “hand” treatments without worrying about side effects, chemical substances, or radio waves from machines. I'm here.
FiveCommitment
Completely made-to-order
according to customer's request
Combining acupuncture and massage
organic therapy
Manual treatment without drugs or machines
Secure payment
No initial consultation fee or evaluation fee
By appointment only
A relaxing space just for you
Open on weekends and holidays
feel free to call me
Reservation reception hours
= Complete reservation system =
Monday: 9:30am - 8:30pm
Tuesday: 9:30am- 8:30pm
Wednesday: closed
Thursday: 9:30am - 8:30pm
Friday: 9:30am - 8:30pm
Saturday: 9:30am - 8:30pm
Sunday: 9:30am - 8:30pm
(only for regular customers)
From 9:00 to 22:00
Correspond. )
For reservationsLINE
It is also possible from
notice
2023/1/twenty five
Temporary holiday in February
February 7 (Tue), February 26 (Sun)
2023/2/17
Temporary closed days in March
March 7 (Tue), March 23 (Thu)
2022/12/1
Gift certificate with premium
It is a store that handles "Seki pay / Seki ticket".
2022/4/2
※※Urgent notice※※
The parking lot will change from may!
Please park in the vacant lot next door.
▼ Thoughts as an acupuncture and moxibustion massage therapist
Thank you for visiting our homepage.
I'm Masatomo Ito, the director of "Masa Treatment Clinic" in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture.
We approach pain using acupuncture, moxibustion, massage, and training.
I was born in Seki City and raised in Seki City. When I was young, both my parents worked and I was often looked after by my great-grandmother, and I grew up in an environment rich in nature. In Seki City, which is rich in nature, we are striving every day to become a treatment clinic where you can heal your body and mind.
☯ FAQ ☯
Q：Does the needle hurt?
A: The needles used are very thin, about the size of a hair, but some people feel a pricking sensation. In addition to the tingling pain, there is something called "hibiki". Depending on the person, there are various feelings such as "heavy", "sluggish", and "electricity", and this is also evidence that acupuncture is working on the body. Please rest assured that we are proceeding with treatment while monitoring the situation.
Q: Is the "beam" safe?
A: At our hospital, we use “disposable acupuncture” (disposable acupuncture) to perform clean and safe acupuncture treatments.
Q: Does it leave marks?
A: In rare cases, small subcutaneous bleeding may occur with acupuncture, but this is a normal reaction of the body. For some people, the scars disappear within a few days to two weeks. Also, moxa is not placed directly on the skin during moxibustion, so no scars remain. In rare cases, a small redness may remain, but it will disappear in a few days.
Q: How many times should I go to get better?
A: It depends on the case, so I can't generalize. You may get results with just one treatment, but on average you will see results after 3 to 5 treatments. In general, it tends to take longer for those who are suffering from symptoms due to constitution, aging, and long-term symptoms.In the beginning, if you can come within a week, you will be able to prevent your body from returning and you will be able to feel the effect more.
Q: Do you provide insurance treatment?
A: We are very sorry, but we do not accept insurance.
Q: Do you travel for business?
A: Currently, it is negotiable!
Mugegawa Town is free of charge. Otherwise, additional charges apply depending on distance and parking. (¥1500 for every 5km)
