Welcome to Iyashi Bedrock Spa
We are the first and only Japanese Ganbanyoku (rock bathing) spa in North America, using black silica stones imported from Japan.
Quoted as being one of the top 5 unique spas in the world, by New Beauty Magazine, rated 10/10 for relieving stress from Toronto Life Magazine,
Iyashi Bedrock Spa transports you to Japan as you lay down on our black silica bedrocks and sweat your stress, toxins, and calories away.
The unique concept is simple, yet very rewarding: Fully clothed in our spa outfit, you lay down on the bedrock in 15-20min. intervals with a 2-3min. cool down period between each interval. You've never been so rewarded for simply lying down on a rock!
Hot stone massages are so passé. Try lying down on a slab of hot rock instead. This may be the easiest spa treatment you’ll ever have – and one of the most exotic. Ganbanyoku, or rock bathing, is the latest trend to come out of Japan and Toronto has the first and only spa in North America dedicated to it – the Iyashi Bedrock Spa. See what Carol has to say about Iyashi. Full review located here.
Iyashi was featured on the Hollywood Trend Report, Ann Shatilla’s insider’s guide to into Hollywood’s cutting edge trends. See what Ann has to say about Iyashi. Full review located here.
Check out the Japanese Study completed in August 2009 about Ganbanyoku in our Benefits page. The study found the treatments relieve stress and anxiety and indicated that over 23 million people have taken advantage of heat therapy (11.6 million in 2008 alone).
“Iyashi Bedrock Spa is where I go to unwind and let go – it is an amazing, relaxing experience. I feel invigorated and completely relaxed during my treatments. My skin glows and my body feels refreshed from the hot rock steam. I love it. “
Suzanne Rogers

“The sweat produced while in the Ganbanyoku is very different from the sticky sweat produced during exercise. I felt really refreshed. 岩盤浴でかく汗は、普段かくスポーツの汗とまた違って、とても気持ちよかったです ” - Takahiko Kozuka, counted as among the most celebrated and acclaimed figure skaters in the world; as of April 2010, ranked 11th in the world.