How This Wellness Facility In Tokyo Is Inspired By Zen

ByArticle Source LogoInterior Design (Trade)February 06, 20261 min read
Interior Design (Trade)

Inducing a flow state is the primary goal of Carappo Toranomon Hills, a Tokyo comprehensive wellness facility by

, its name Japanese for

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and its 22,000-square-foot environment inspired by the traditional Zen principles of mindfulness, simplicity, and self-reflection. Natural materials such as rough-hewn and polished Date-Kanmuri volcanic stone, ceramic tile, and wood manifest the metaphor and celebrate the beauty of imperfection, yielding grounding settings for the entry lounge, saunas, spas, meditation room, and Technogym workout areas, which span a single floor of the Toranomon Hills Station Tower. Integrated technology—heartrate monitors in the glass-enclosed HIT studio, the meditation room’s image and light projections—enhance the mental-physical connection. Palettes—largely black, gray, and white—lack visual noise, so guests can effortlessly hone their focus on body and mind.

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