Experience Wellness at Yomeishu Yojou Terrace Shibuya Opening in November

Yomeishu Yojou Terrace Shibuya: A Wellness Retreat in the Heart of Tokyo

Yomeishu Seizo Co., Ltd. is set to unveil its interactive pop-up store, Yomeishu Yojou Terrace Shibuya, on November 4th. Located on the first floor of the Yomeishu Building in Nanpeidai-cho, Shibuya, this store is designed as a sanctuary for busy professionals seeking to enhance their well-being.

A Focus on Wellness and Retreat

This pop-up store aims to align with the concept of "Yojou"—a term that encapsulates the idea of maintaining health and wellness. Yomeishu Seizo envisions this space as a retreat from the daily grind, where individuals can pause, reflect, and take proactive steps towards better health by incorporating Yomeishu’s products into their routines.

Point 1: Serene Environment in Shibuya

Despite being in the bustling Shibuya area, the ambiance is serene. Established in 1925, Yomeishu’s Tokyo branch started distributing its wellness products across Japan. The South Nanpeidai area, where the pop-up store is based, provides a calm atmosphere, ideal for professionals in search of relief from their hectic lives. At Yomeishu, patrons can escape the chaos and focus on addressing often-overlooked fatigue and bodily sensations.

Point 2: Visualizing Your Fatigue

Understanding one's health begins with a self-assessment. Visitors can use the Pre-disease Diagnostic Tool and Fatigue-Stress Meter to gauge their health levels. The assessments include:
1. Pre-disease Employee Assessment: Participants answer nine questions across work, holiday, and leisure categories to evaluate their wellness levels.
2. Fatigue-Stress Meter MF100: This tool uses vital data to quantify autonomic nervous system indicators and provides an objective evaluation of fatigue and stress levels.

Point 3: Knowledge Sharing at the Wellness Counter

Within the pop-up store, a tranquil wellness counter invites customers to learn more about their health following their assessments. Here, staff will provide insights based on measurement results and introduce various wellness methods to help individuals confront their feelings of fatigue and health concerns.

Point 4: Incorporating Wellness into Daily Life

The pop-up store features a wellness shop where patrons can purchase a unique 300mL medicinal Yomeishu, exclusively sold at this location. Often, potential customers express hesitance about trying the product due to concerns over quantity and unfamiliar taste. This limited offering allows visitors a chance to explore while minimizing commitment. The shop also stocks other specially curated Yomeishu products and merchandise centered around the wellness theme. Additionally, customers spending 2,000 yen or more will receive a special capsule toy featuring an original acrylic keychain.

- Note: The store is cashless and does not accept any form of cash payments.

Store Details

- Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Closed on weekends, holidays, and designated company holidays)
- Admission: Free
- Location: 1st Floor, Yomeishu Building, 16-25 Nanpeidai-cho, Shibuya, Tokyo

- 12-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station, West Exit (South ticket gate) towards Sanshikinji via Route 246.
- 6-minute walk from Shinsen Station on the Keio Inokashira Line.

- Duration: November 4, 2025, to March 31, 2026 (Pending continuation beyond April)

The Vision Behind Yomeishu Yojou Terrace Shibuya

The name "Terrace" conjures images of an open, warm, and inviting space—a perfect environment for taking a moment away from the noise of everyday life. Yomeishu hopes visitors will shed light on their health status and acknowledge fatigue that often lies beneath the surface.

In today’s fast-paced world, many professionals find themselves overwhelmed, balancing work with family obligations. Health issues can arise when stress accumulates unnoticed. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this state of pre-disease is termed "Mibyo", which merits early intervention. Yomeishu invites all to take a moment within their busy schedules for a bit of self-care and wellness.