Fujiiryoki invented the massage chair, becoming the first company to mass-produce it in 1954 in Japan. This 71-year legacy (1954–2025) earned Fujiiryoki a Guinness World Records™ certification for "longest-selling robotic massage chair company," awarded in May 2025.
It's Fujiiryoki's signature massage mechanism designed to mimic the skillful hand movements of a professional massage therapist, delivering deep, precise pressure to target sore muscles and relieve tension.
It combines advanced 5D roller movements with AI to create a dynamic, customizable massage that adjusts in real time for a more lifelike, effective experience.
It uses AI to recognize your body's shape and posture, then automatically adjusts massage settings for a more personalized session—without you needing to manually configure it.
A foot massage technique that applies Shiatsu-style pressure to specific points on the soles of your feet, relieving tension and stress while improving overall relaxation.
A feature that focuses concentrated pressure on specific areas of your body that need extra attention, helping relieve tightness and localized muscle pain.
Airbags built into the chair inflate and deflate to gently squeeze and massage different parts of the body, improving circulation and reducing stress.
A massage feature that gently stretches and loosens muscles to improve flexibility, relieve stiffness, and provide deeper relaxation.
Yes—Fujiiryoki markets its chairs as medically certified, evaluated by medical professionals for health benefits like muscle pain relief, stress reduction, and improved circulation.
