Visualizing Hot Spring 'Uniqueness' Through Science: Toji-Gurashi Launches 'Toji Check-up' Service Across Multiple Regions
Toji-Gurashi Co., Ltd. has launched 'Toji Check-up,' a service that scientifically visualizes the effects of hot spring bathing, and will exhibit at the Kyushu Municipal Issues Solution EXPO in June 2026.
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Toji-Gurashi Co., Ltd. (Location: Beppu City, Oita Prefecture; CEO: Shizuka Kanno) is launching the multi-regional expansion of its 'Toji Check-up' service, which scientifically visualizes the unique bathing effects of specific hot spring areas and facilities. Additionally, the company announced its participation in the 'Kyushu Municipal Issues Solution EXPO' (Booth: G-24), to be held from June 3 (Wed) to June 4 (Thu), 2026.
'Toji Check-up' quantifies the effects of Japan's 10 types of spring qualities based on specific locations and facilities. By measuring health data before and after bathing and conducting self-assessment surveys, the service transforms previously subjective experiences into concrete data, adding high value to facilities. It tracks objective data (blood pressure, vascular age, autonomic nervous balance, etc.) and subjective data (relaxation levels, skin condition, etc.) to support regional management for municipalities and marketing for hot spring facilities.
Implementation costs start at 2.5 to 5 million yen for municipalities/DMOs and 500,000 yen for individual facilities. At the exhibition, the company will propose regional revitalization and the promotion of wellness tourism through this service.
'Toji Check-up' quantifies the effects of Japan's 10 types of spring qualities based on specific locations and facilities. By measuring health data before and after bathing and conducting self-assessment surveys, the service transforms previously subjective experiences into concrete data, adding high value to facilities. It tracks objective data (blood pressure, vascular age, autonomic nervous balance, etc.) and subjective data (relaxation levels, skin condition, etc.) to support regional management for municipalities and marketing for hot spring facilities.
Implementation costs start at 2.5 to 5 million yen for municipalities/DMOs and 500,000 yen for individual facilities. At the exhibition, the company will propose regional revitalization and the promotion of wellness tourism through this service.
FAQ
Can this service be applied to hot springs in Taiwan?
Yes, the scientific approach can be adapted to Taiwanese hot springs to enhance marketing and branding for international tourists.