The corona is widespread and the real economy is in tatters. The restaurants are forced to open in a short time, and the stores where many people gather are jerky. However, the Bank of Japan prints money and the money is rushing around in the market, so the stock price is high. It's just a re-flame of the bubble ... So what about the massage industry? There are many types of massage industry. There are many types of massage such as relaxation body care, relaxation aroma massage, Thai traditional massage, chiropractic, chiropractic, therapeutic acupuncture and moxibustion. One of the biggest hits is the large relaxation stores. Especially when it's in the downtown area at night, I was greatly affected. On the other hand, what is not so affected is that the need for therapeutic massage "I want you to do something when you are not feeling well!" Will never disappear. It's just like a hospital. Money is what drives the world's economy, but if you explain it from the consumer's point of view, "when you're on the right track, you want to make it better, look better, look gorgeous, or have more fun." There is only "money" and, conversely, "money that I really want to do something because I am in trouble when I am not feeling well". Without either feeling, one would not spend money. Let's get back to the main topic, but therapeutic massage is not going away. However, therapeutic massage cannot be done without obtaining a so-called national qualification. This is required by law. To be precise, many massage shops such as massage, chiropractic, aroma, and Thai traditional massage are not massage business but relaxation business. Also known as the therapist business. Therefore, if you do not obtain a national qualification, you will not be able to perform therapeutic massage. Of course, there is insurance coverage. However, in reality, it is true that there is not much difference in the treatment itself, how much relaxation is and where treatment is. So there is a gray zone in this industry as well. Our specialty is Thai traditional medicine massage, but when it comes to popular Thai traditional massage, the level of skill varies from shop to shop and from therapist to the moon. Therefore, for Japkasai, customers are inquired just for the purpose of therapeutic needs. How many people are in trouble! I just think. Japkasai does not seem to lose demand at any time. It turns out that Japkasai does not end with a transient boom, but is a treatment method that will be sought after in the future. And now, the era is steadily shifting to the individual era. From the time when many people gathered in a large company where many people gathered and worked like slaves, the movement to promote freelance in individual specialized fields is accelerating. The trend of the era of "from general to specialized" can be seen from the fact that the performance of major department stores has declined and retailers approaching specific markets that are more specialized are growing. I feel that what the world is looking for is not to handle a wide range of merchandise that is a collection of ordinary items, but to specialize in rare and pointed merchandise.