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Tsuboki Japanese Foot Massage
Rating: 4.8 out of 5(167 ratings)
918 students

Tsuboki Japanese Foot Massage

Learn a fantastic and thorough foot massage to use on your clients, family, and friends
Created byAnne Parry
Last updated 10/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Carry out a Tsuboki Foot Massage safely and effectively. Talk to clients about why it is so effective
  • Explain basic principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Locate and press acupressure points on the foot

Course content

13 sections • 43 lectures • 3h 2m total length

  • INTRODUCTION - ANNE PARRY2:37

    Students will have an understanding of how Tsuboki Foot Massage came to be

  • COURSE OVERVIEW2:08

    Students will be able to list the 5 stages of Tsuboki Foot massage

  • INTRODUCTION TO THE THERAPY OF TSUBOKI JAPANESE FOOT MASSAGE2:09

    Students will be able to explain the origins of Traditional Japanese Foot massage

  • Japanese Foot Massage

Requirements

  • A professional massage or beauty or A&P qualification (If you intend to practice professionally) OR
  • Some experience of giving or receiving massage and an interest in complementary therapies

Description

Tsuboki Japanese Foot massage was developed to allow myself and others to deliver the benefits of foot masasge without the need for extensive training. Foot massage is extrememly relaxing and also therapeutic. Tsuboki Foot Massage is accessibel to the therpist in terms of learning; and accessible to the client, in that ther is no need to undress.

There is some theory, so that you have a grasp of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and so that you have some idea of the kind of effects you can be having simply by massaging the feet.


After that the course is mostly practical. It is broken down into short modules so that you can learn one technique at a time, before putting it all together to make a forty-five minute routine.

There are 5 Stages to the massage:

Stage 1 - We warm up and mobilise the foot and lower leg

Stage 2  - We use rollers on the foot in order to stimulate, soften, and massage more deeply without injuring ourselves as therapists.

Stage 3 is a luxurious massage with a moisturising cream

Stage 4 - We work all the acupressure points and meridians on the foot

And we finish with Stage 5, Buddha Footprints, a simple but incredibly calming technique to bring it all together.



Who this course is for:

  • Massage professionals who would like to expand their repertoire
  • Complementary therapists who would like to venture into massage
  • Lay people who would like to learn how to give family and friends a foot massage

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