Shonen Spa
Jan 10, 2010 4:17:23 GMT -7
Post by Chuunin Examiner on Jan 10, 2010 4:17:23 GMT -7
.:Shonen Spa:.
A health and spa clinic, one will enter to find the warming atmosphere of the spa to immediately begin to calm their senses. Stepping up to the front desk, they will find that this spa has offered its services to the Chuunin Exams this year as well. For the small fee of 500 Ryo per visit, a traveler will have complete access to any of the Spa's services. Bathing rooms will be seen to the left or right of the front desk, and the assistant will direct you to your appropriate room. Otherwise, two doorways, also on either side of the desk, will lead to other rooms within the spa.
Following the tiled paths, one will find, scattered amongst the floor of the massive room, several mud baths for one to rest themselves within. Around those are also placed hot tubs, with many tables being set up around the area for massages and the like. To the left, one will see a door to a small sauna, and to their right, one will see bathrooms for one to use for whatever purpose. Towel racks are also placed around the area, and a pool is located in the back of the spa for swimming. Another room at the left of the spa is a room where one can get pedicures or manicures, as well as special massages that are used to relax the muscles and mind. These special massages cost an extra 100 Ryo, as they are more effective than that of the regular ones offered about the main room.
A secondary room offered at the right also provides certain medical practices that are said to soothe the body. An example of the several services provided here would be acupuncture, and many other services are offered as well. This room is the area to go to when you have high blood pressure, allergies, ailments, or disabilities for whatever reason. Facials, wraps, and other services are also located in this room where it is not otherwise provided. This is a more high-class spa compared to the spa offered at the Hotel's of Wave Country, as it contains more professionals than the Hotel would. It is generally preferred to come to this establishment rather than the Hotel.