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Massage Championship World Tour

Massage Championship World Tour 2027 in Tokyo

The international massage competition that crowns the world's No.1 therapist. The last edition drew 463 entries and 3,700 visitors. The next will be held in Tokyo at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Second Gymnasium.

A competitor at work on the competition floor
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Overview

Dates

Wednesday 26 – Thursday 27 May 2027

Venue

Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Second Gymnasium (Shibuya, Tokyo)

Entry fee

33,000 yen (tax included) per entry. You can enter up to two divisions; each entry is charged separately.

Format

Up to 15 competitors perform a 30-minute treatment at the same time while judges score them.

About the championship

The Massage Championship World Tour (MCWT) is an international massage competition that decides the world's No.1 therapist. It has grown steadily from the Japan Massage Championship (2023) through AMC2024 and the Massage Championship World Tour (2025), and AMC2026 drew 463 entries and 3,700 visitors.

The championship runs over two days. Day one is a workshop day with more than 40 seminars and hands-on sessions; day two is the world championship itself. Top therapists from around the world compete in six divisions: Oil, Traditional Thai, Body Care (Stretch), Facial, Freestyle Western and Freestyle Eastern.

MCWT exists to bring the world's hands-on techniques together in one place. Having somewhere to compete pushes technique forward, and as technique improves, so does the way this work is valued.

Competition floor — a treatment observed by judges
Competition floor
A competition-floor station (Table 2)
Competition floor, station 2
A competitor at her station, the audience behind
Competition floor

Six divisions

Schedule overview

  • Day 1 — 26 May (Wed)Workshop day, with seminars and hands-on sessions led by professional instructors from Japan and abroad (more than 40 sessions last time). The full programme will be announced once confirmed.
  • Day 2 — 27 May (Thu)The championship itself: competition in all six divisions, followed by the awards ceremony. The timetable will be announced once confirmed.

Program details →

Judges

Each discipline is judged against fair criteria by experts active on the world stage.

Meet the judges →

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