Japanese Sauna

The Japanese sauna is a professional thermal treatment that generates revenue without requiring the practitioner's presence. Once the client is settled, you have 35 to 40 free minutes — to welcome another client or prepare your next treatment.

Sakura Head Spa offers the Haruki, a professional Japanese sauna combining long-wavelength carbon infrared, 660 nm red LED, and 316 mineral stones (germanium, tourmaline, jade) — in a compact dome shape, operational on the day of delivery with a simple 220 V plug, no installation required.

The Haruki is CE certified, guaranteed for 2 years, and supported by our expert after-sales service based in France. Hesitating about integrating a Japanese sauna into your offerings? Consult our complete guide to professional infrared Japanese saunas or book a free discovery appointment — we'll analyze your space and positioning together.

EXPRESS FAQ

You may be asking yourself these questions

What is the difference between a Japanese sauna and a traditional sauna?

In a traditional sauna, the head is exposed to high dry heat (80–100°C), which can be difficult to tolerate.

The Japanese sauna works differently: the body is under a heated dome while the head remains in the open air.

The carbon infrared heat is gentler (45–60°C depending on the settings), the session is longer, and the client can communicate with the practitioner during the treatment. This makes it an accessible service for a wide range of clients.

Are renovations required to install a professional Japanese sauna?

No. The Haruki requires no water or gas connection—a simple standard mains socket is sufficient, with the voltage and plug type adapted to your country of delivery.

The equipment can be installed in any space of at least 8 m² without modification to the premises.

It is operational on the day of delivery. This is one of its major advantages compared to steam cabins or hammams, which require specific plumbing work.

What should I charge for a Japanese sauna session?

Observed prices in France range from €40 to €55 for a 30 to 45-minute solo session, and from €85 to €120 for a combined Japanese sauna + head spa or massage treatment.

The Japanese sauna is a passive service—the practitioner is free during the 35 to 40-minute session, which allows for revenue generation alongside another service.

For equipment costing €2,490, the break-even point is reached in fewer than 25 sessions.

How many sessions can you do in a day?

The Haruki is designed for intensive professional use.

Heat-up time is short (10 to 15 minutes) and the equipment can handle back-to-back sessions without mandatory rest time between uses.

In practice, the volume of sessions is limited by your schedule, not by the equipment.

Do you offer a warranty and after-sales service?

Yes. The Haruki comes with a 2-year warranty and after-sales service in French.

Our direct contact with the manufacturing workshop allows us to manage spare parts without intermediaries.

Our customer service is available 6 days a week for any installation or protocol questions.

Professional Japanese sauna – thermal equipment without construction work

The Japanese sauna is progressively gaining ground in beauty salons, wellness centers, and hair salons in France. For a long time reserved for high-end establishments, it is now accessible to professionals who wish to enrich their offering with a complete thermal service — without plumbing, without renovation work, and with a quick return on investment.

The Haruki, selected for professionals

The Haruki is the Japanese sauna from the Sakura range — selected for professionals looking for reliable equipment that is technically comprehensive and aesthetically consistent with a premium treatment environment. It combines long-wavelength carbon infrared, 660 nm red LED, and 316 mineral stones (germanium, tourmaline, jade) in a compact format available in black or brown.

A passive service that frees up your time

Unlike a massage or a head spa, which fully engage the practitioner, the Japanese sauna is a passive service. Once the client is settled, you have 35 to 40 minutes free — to welcome another client, prepare your next treatment, or manage your salon. Economically, the Japanese sauna can generate revenue concurrently with another service, without increasing your working hours.

For which establishments?

Beauty salons, hair salons, spas, sports recovery centers, holistic wellness centers, hotels — the Japanese sauna can be integrated into any establishment with at least 8 m² and a standard electrical outlet.

CE certified, 2-year warranty, delivered in France within 1 to 2 weeks. After-sales service in French.

Need help evaluating whether the Japanese sauna suits your project? Consult our complete professional Japanese sauna guide or book a free appointment with our team.