Shogoro Uemura: The brand is doing very well and has experienced sustained growth since the pandemic. Scientific recognition reinforces our credibility: two medical publications have validated the effects of our technology on anti-aging and detoxification, and a third, focused on longevity, is expected in the coming months. We are now fully integrated into the wellness landscape, with proven results in cell regeneration, heavy metal elimination, weight loss, relaxation, skin quality improvement, and more. We have been referenced by renowned groups such as Accor—which recently launched programs dedicated to longevity—and Kempinski. In 2025, we equipped the MSC World America, our third luxury cruise ship. We are also present at the 5-star Shangri-La hotel in Mauritius and in the Star Alliance lounge at Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle airport, a first for us. In France, we have integrated our latest ID Oteire model into the 5-star Domaine de Verchant hotel and the Phytomer Spa Étoile in Paris. By the end of the year, we will have equipped a clinic in Cyprus, a medical facility in Athens, a monastery on Mount Athos (Greece), the 5* Sofitel Agadir hotel (Accor group), and even a break room in a Canadian company.
The body’s internal temperature remains stable: perspiration comes mainly from the surface layer of the skin.

 

The Iyashi Dome infrared sauna, on the other hand, does not heat the air around the body.
It uses specific electromagnetic waves, long infrared rays (LIR), which can penetrate up to about 4 cm into the tissue.
This gentle, even radiation causes the body’s internal temperature to rise, inducing deep sweating from the body’s internal processes.

This “internal” heat has been proven to eliminate toxins and heavy metals, as supported by studies conducted with Iyashi Dome for over 20 years.