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stimulate
MoveSimultaneously with QI waves
Simultaneously targets inner and outer muscles
Using proprietary QI waves (Quattro Impact), it acts simultaneously on outer and inner muscles to contract them.
For Judo Therapy & Bodywork Clinics
Hyper WaveHyper Wave | For Self-Pay Menus at Judo-Therapy Clinics (Seikotsuin) and Seitai Clinics
Active movement care,
For self-pay (non-insurance) menus.
Engage musclesEMS
About
Hyper Wave is a professional EMS machine developed and sold by Wamu Corporation that targets both inner and outer muscles simultaneously using proprietary QI waves (Quattro Impact). Equipped with 4 modes and 13 programs, it is secured with 6 pads and belts, allowing clients to receive sessions while lying down. Used not only in aesthetic salons, but alsoJudo-therapy clinics (seikotsuin), bonesetting clinics, manipulative therapy clinics, and acupuncture/moxibustion clinicsIt is also used here. It is professional equipment operated by trained practitioners and is not a medical device.
Issue & Answer
For management challenges of judo-therapy clinics (seikotsuin),
Hyper Wave delivers.
Patients who cannot stick to exercise, reliance on the clinic director's manual techniques, and body concerns outside insurance coverage. EMS that can be received while lying down expands your options for self-pay (non-insurance) menus.
Limited health-insurance coverage is capping revenue
Offer as a self-pay (non-insurance) EMS menu received while lying down.EMS with 4 modes and 13 programs can be offered as a self-pay (non-insurance) menu separate from insurance treatments.
Telling clients to "exercise" rarely lasts
Stimulate muscles while lying down at the clinic.A passive menu that is easy to recommend even to patients who struggle to stick with exercise.
Overly reliant on the clinic director's manual technique
Pads and belts increase hands-free treatment steps.Once secured, staff can monitor it. The clinic director can spend time on examinations, explanations, and management.
Many consultations about postpartum care and posture
With targeted area programs.With Point Training Mode, you can design targeted menus for specific areas such as the abdomen and thighs.
Concerned About Implementation Costs?
Start small with a subscription (monthly plan).Available for adoption through a fixed monthly subscription.
Usage in judo-therapy clinics (seikotsuin), manipulative clinics, and acupuncture clinics
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Apply
Fix6-point pads
Quick setup and hands-free operation
Pads integrating 6 electrodes are secured with belts. Setup is fast, leaving staff hands-free during the session. Pad placement diagrams are displayed on the panel.
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Choose
Select4 modes, 13 programs
Tailored to each patient's consultation
Equipped with 4 modes: Training, Point Training, Drainage, and Total Drainage. You can select programs tailored to your objectives.
Menu
Examples of EMS menus for judo-therapy clinics (seikotsuin) and manipulative therapy clinics
Posture
Combined with posture and pelvic area care
Add a targeted 20-minute EMS session to manual self-pay (non-insurance) menus.
Body Care
Postpartum and body line care
Provide EMS sessions while lying down for concerns frequently consulted on at clinics with many female patients.
Relaxation
Drainage mode care
As relaxation care for the legs and shoulder area.
For Men
For male patients in their prime working years
Offer a quick EMS menu for clients who do not have time to exercise.
*Images are for illustrative purposes. Please operate health-insurance treatment fees (Japan) and self-pay (non-insurance) menus separately.
Price Design
Menu pricing structure and ROI planning
| Menu | Details | Sample pricing |
|---|---|---|
| 20 min | EMS 1 area (self-pay) | ¥2,000〜3,000 |
| 30 min | EMS (2 areas) | ¥4,000〜5,000 |
| 50 min | 20 min EMS + 30 min manual technique | ¥6,000〜7,000 |
| Session pass | 8 sessions | 10% off single-session rates |
※ This is an example based on publicly available market rates and guidelines from Wamu consultations. Pricing can be set freely by your facility.
How to calculate the monthly sessions needed to recoup your investment
- Calculate your monthly cost (device price ÷ 60 months for purchase, or the monthly fee for a subscription (monthly plan))
- Calculate gross profit per session (price - consumables)
- Cost ÷ Gross profit = Monthly sessions required for ROI
10 / monthsessions as a benchmark (based on ¥40,000/month and ¥4,000 gross profit per session)
If just over 10% of 80 existing patients use it once a month, that is 10 sessions a month. Counting the number of consultations within your clinic first is the surefire order of steps.
Operation Rule
Advertising and representation rules to know before getting started
NGWhat cannot be displayed on signage, flyers, or mail drops
- Objectives and concerns such as "diet," "body contouring," and "facial contouring"
- Pricing and discount displays such as 'Free Demo'
- Machine name (product name cannot be disclosed)
- Photos, illustrations, and comparative claims that imply specific results
Matters that can be advertised under the Judo Therapists Act (Japan) are strictly limited (violations carry a fine of up to ¥300,000).
OKWhat can be done outside advertising restrictions
- In-clinic notices for existing patients, conversation during sessions, and guidance at checkout
- Clearly explain session flow, prices, and required time on your website (no false or exaggerated claims permitted).
- Next-visit bookings, referrals, and retail sales of home-care products
- Check with the relevant public health center (Japan), as social media and banner ads may be subject to regulations
Learn more Attracting clients to judo-therapy clinics (within advertising regulation limits in Japan)、Judo-therapy clinic (seikotsuin) management and self-pay (non-insurance) menus please see.
Flow
Process from Equipment Adoption to Menu Launch
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Assessing in-clinic needs
Count how many non-insurance inquiries arise during consultations and conversations over one month.
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Confirm session times with a free demo
Check the sensation and required time on the actual machine, and see how it fits into available bed and staff schedules.
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Receiving training and starting with in-clinic promotion
After receiving introductory training, start by introducing it to existing patients within the clinic. Grow it starting from a few clients a month.
Plan
How to introduce Hyper Wave
Purchase
Purchase
Direct purchase of the main unit. Please contact us for a quotation.
Quotes & Consultations Subscriptionsubscription (monthly plan)
You can also introduce the equipment via a flat subscription (monthly plan). This keeps initial costs down and lets you start while observing client response.
Subscription (Monthly Plan) Consultation Lease / LoanLease & Loan
Leasing is an option if you want to spread costs evenly as an expense, while a loan is available if you want to purchase while spreading out initial expenses.
Read comparison of adoption options*Note: Judo-therapy clinics (seikotsuin) and bonesetting clinics are not eligible industries under Japan's Labor-Saving Investment Subsidy (Japan only). We recommend financial planning that does not rely on subsidies.
Specification
Hyper Wave specifications
| Product Name | Hyper Wave |
|---|---|
| Method | EMS (QI Wave / Quattro Impact) |
| Programs | 4 modes · 13 programs |
| Package Contents | Main unit, adapter, pads, belt, dedicated gel, emergency stop switch |
| Dimensions | W345 × D315 × H945 mm |
| Weight | 19.6kg |
| Power Supply | AC100V（50/60Hz） |
| Power consumption | 130W |
| Adoption Process | Purchase, subscription (monthly plan) |
*Specifications are subject to change without notice for product improvement.
Q & AFrom judo-therapy clinics (seikotsuin)
From judo-therapy clinics (seikotsuin)
Frequently Asked Questions
The manufacturer, Wamu Corporation, answers frequently asked questions from those considering equipment adoption.
Can anyone receive EMS sessions?
Cannot be used on individuals with implanted medical electrical devices such as pacemakers. Ineligible clients and contraindication areas will be explained in detail during initial training.
Can it be used on the same day as health-insurance treatments (Japan)?
Insurance-covered treatments (health-insurance treatment fees (Japan)) and self-pay menus must be managed with separate accounting and records. Please verify specific procedures with insurers or relevant authorities.
Are certifications or notifications required to use it in a judo-therapy clinic?
It is professional equipment, not a medical device, and does not require national licenses to operate. It is operated by practitioners who have completed Wamu training. When offering it as a self-pay (non-insurance) menu, please operate it separately from insurance-covered treatments (Japan).
Can we display the product name on signs and flyers?
It cannot be listed. Advertising under Japan's Judo Therapist Act is restricted; device names, fees, and session objectives cannot be displayed on signage or flyers. Clear, accurate explanations on websites and in-clinic guidance are standard practice.
How much does it cost? Can subsidies (Japan) be used?
Since the unit price varies depending on the introduction method and contract terms, we provide individual quotes. In addition to purchase, introduction via a subscription (monthly plan) is also available. Judo-therapy clinics (seikotsuin) and bonesetting clinics are not included in the eligible industries for Japan's SME Labor-Saving Investment Subsidy (Japan only).
Can I try a demo before adoption?
Yes, we offer a free demo. You can confirm the sensation and session duration to evaluate how it fits into your clinic's operations before deciding.
CONTACT
First, experience the actual device.
From brochure requests and free demos to consultations on menu pricing design, the manufacturer guides you directly.