studio PLAYA Sound Bath Studio in Asakusabashi, Tokyo
A Place to Find a Little Space Within
studio PLAYA is a small sound bath studio in Asakusabashi, Tokyo, run by sound bath artist Magali Luhan.
A sound bath is a chance to lie down and listen to gentle live music. Step away from your schedule and everyday thoughts for some quiet time of your own.
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All events and lessons require advance booking. Please check the details and participation requirements before booking.
Lie Down and Listen
Rest on a mat and listen to music played right in front of you. Enjoy the sounds of crystal singing bowls and other instruments, and the silence that follows.
You do not need to concentrate, make yourself relax, or try to feel anything special. Come as you are and spend the time in your own way.
Small Groups, Time for Yourself
The studio hosts small-group sound baths, and many guests come on their own.
At Matcha × Sound Bath, for example, live music is followed by a bowl of matcha. There are no introductions, group sharing, or social gatherings.
Your First Sound Bath: What to Expect →
Meet the Artist
Magali Luhan
A sound bath artist who combines resonance and silence to create experiences of finding a little space within. Alongside regular sessions at studio PLAYA, Magali performs at events, businesses, and venues across Japan.
Crystal singing bowl lessons are also offered at the studio for those interested in learning to play.
Artist Profile & Selected Work →
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Find a Session That Interests You
Browse session descriptions and dates on the events page. Choose a session, then check the price and participation requirements on MOSH before booking.
Getting Ready for Your Visit
Mats and Blankets Are Provided
The studio provides mats and blankets for sound bath sessions. You do not need to bring a yoga mat.
Wear Comfortable Clothes
Loose, comfortable clothes are recommended. A changing area is available if you are coming from work or another outing. Bring drinking water and anything else you need for your comfort.
What to bring depends on the lesson. For bowls and textbooks, please check the individual lesson details.
Directions & Map
studio PLAYA
1-9-1 Yanagibashi, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Yanagibashi TI Building, Ground Floor (1F)
- About a 3–5-minute walk from Asakusabashi Station (JR Sobu Line / Toei Asakusa Line)
- About a 3-minute walk from Bakurocho Station (JR Sobu Rapid Line)
Walking from Asakusabashi Station
Use the JR East Exit or Exit A1 of the Toei Asakusa Line, marked on the map. Walk from Edo-dori toward Yanagibashi and follow the star on the map above. The studio is on the ground floor (1F) of the Yanagibashi TI Building.
Please also check the directions sent with your booking. If you get lost, contact the host through your MOSH booking.
Finding the Entrance
Enter the building and continue to studio PLAYA on the ground floor (1F).
On arrival, press the white doorbell above the door handle.
Please arrive at or after the door-opening time for your booking.
When to Arrive
The times shown in the booking calendar are door-opening times. Entry is not available before then, so please arrive after the doors open.
For Matcha × Sound Bath, please aim to arrive within about 20 minutes of the doors opening. For other events and lessons, check the booking page and your confirmation message.
If you are running late or cannot find the studio, contact us through your MOSH booking.
Before You Visit: FAQs
Can I visit without a reservation?
No. studio PLAYA is open by appointment only. Please book your event or lesson before visiting.
Can I come on my own?
Many guests attend on their own. Matcha × Sound Bath has no introductions, group sharing, or social gatherings. Bookings by men attending alone are not accepted, including private bookings. Please check each booking page for other participation requirements.
What should I wear and bring?
Mats and blankets are provided for sound bath events. Wear clothes you can comfortably lie down in, and bring drinking water and anything else you need. Lessons may require bowls or textbooks; check the individual details.
Is there a changing area?
Yes, a small changing area is available.
Can I join if I do not speak Japanese?
Guidance during events is primarily in Japanese. Written visitor information is available in English, but regular sessions are not English-led. Please contact us before booking if you have questions about language.
Make Time for Quiet Here
First-time visitors are welcome to take things at their own pace. Check the session details and participation requirements, then choose a date that suits you.
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