Temomin
What:
Temomin Japanese Massage (strangely not ten-o-min as I always thought it was called, on account of the average massage time).
Where:
Level 1, Broadway on the Mall, City. Ground Floor, Rowes Arcade, Adelaide St, City. Valley Metro (train station), Valley.
When:
Hours vary per store. Details here.
How Much:
Starting at $10 for 10 mins (students), $13 for adults.
We young people lead stressful lives. Updating our facebook statuses, waiting for that new FOTC episode to download, twittering frantically... Naturally, all that time bent over a computer means havoc for our backs, and - if my $75/hr physio taught me anything - the only way to combat a life of inevitable pain and humpbackedness is to get up every ten minutes, do regular complex stretches, and stickytape a list of neck exercises to the side of your laptop/car dashboard. Like most normal people, I chose to ignore that advice and take the easy (and significantly cheaper) way out: temomin.
Temomin is a little sanctuary of calm and renewal smack bang in the middle of our city's busiest precincts. They specialise in quick and easy massage - no oils or nudity, unless you really want it - and, in only one ten minute session, can knead and dig all your stresses away with their clever little hands.
Yep, it's the sort of place designed for a life on the run: where you can simply walk in in the middle of a busy day and take a quick break to relax and refresh with almost no harm to your time, dignity or wallet.
At only $10-$13 a pop, you'll be feeling less stressed already.
By Tess Curran
Ambience: Other
Location: Urban
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