JAPAN'S BEST-DESIGNED HAIR SALONS74 salons
Hair salons that accept credit cards
74 hair salons in Japan whose booking pages list credit cards among payment methods. Areas include Shibuya, Ebisu, Kitasenju, Ikebukuro, Yono, Odawara. Each page has interior photos, opening hours and payment where published, and how to get there, with the address in Japanese.
An eyelash salon of private rooms, divided by three kinds of wall
A cave-like reception of tube lights and a mirror ball
A private salon of the natural and the chemical
White downstairs, wood grain upstairs: a salon with two faces
Private space in under 10 tsubo
White, accented with pale wood and concrete
A 4.4-tsubo salon in pastel green
A head spa under the stars, in a black private room
A small private space of six chairs
A green sunroom set between two salons, by the elevated tracks
A 13-tsubo salon wrapped in wooden H-frames
A hair salon and a clothes shop, joined by a mesh wall
Walls like manuscript paper, in a former building-materials shop
A one-to-one men's salon in wood grain
A reassuring private salon, all in black
A curved counter and brass mirrors
A men's salon of neon and square line lighting
A beauty salon of wood and botanicals
Rounded walls and patterned glass
A space of arches, like a cave
An elegant salon that shows the frame of a former house
A curved floor and frosted-glass partitions
A salon with its colour-mixing space in the middle
A reddish-brown shampoo room, and curved walls
A West Coast salon of blue-green aged paint and blue tiles
A 43-tsubo salon whose mood changes between floors
An 8-tsubo men's salon in stainless steel
A semi-private salon where eyes never meet, even during a cut
A semi-private men's salon in monotone
A hair salon with a yomogi steam salon alongside
A 26-tsubo men's salon in monotone
A salon with an entrance like a photo studio
A semi-private salon made with sustainable materials
An industrial, modern 22-tsubo salon
A semi-private salon in a building of its own
A simple, natural 34-tsubo salon
A minimal, modern 27-tsubo salon
A natural 12-tsubo salon
A cute 30-tsubo salon completed in 2026
The Takasaki branch of a nationwide shared salon
An 18-tsubo salon in Higashimurayama
A reception like a bar counter, and semi-private seats
A natural, modern 40-tsubo salon
A cute salon with a fine view over Aoyama
A 30-tsubo salon layering antique and industrial
Private rooms throughout, each with its own shampoo unit
A contemporary, modern 33-tsubo salon
Seven styling chairs and three eyelash beds
A total beauty salon with lashes and nails too
A simple, modern 18-tsubo salon
The second men's salon, scattered with personal touches
A space that puts its care into furniture and greenery
A hair salon with a café
A 42-tsubo salon renewed by merging salons and reusing furniture
Twelve styling chairs, plus nails and lashes
A salon of brass, marble and lavender
A cute 51-tsubo salon
A simple, natural 12-tsubo salon
A luxurious 48-tsubo salon
A small 12-tsubo salon
An industrial, cute 50-tsubo salon
A 39-tsubo salon of classic and natural
A spacious 60-tsubo salon where antique furniture feels at home
A simple, modern 40-tsubo men's salon
A simple, natural 18-tsubo salon
A semi-private salon with five chairs in 12 tsubo
A natural, modern 24-tsubo salon
An industrial, modern 15-tsubo salon
A 16-tsubo salon of cute and classic
A spacious 54-tsubo salon to suit a seaside town
An 8-tsubo salon of mortar and warm colours
A classic salon renovated with a nail space and private styling rooms
A 33-tsubo total beauty salon with eyelash and nail salons too
An industrial 17-tsubo salon with an exposed ceiling
