To provide a physical tool for finger-pressure therapy capable of performing finger-pressure therapy by one's own weight or a slight force easily and without fatigue, while securing a proper finger-pressure position or angle to the respective parts of the human body.

A physical tool for finger-pressure therapy is made up of a pressing body 1 for pressing the respective parts of the human body, a base 2 for retaining the pressing body 1, and a operating lever 3 for shifting or turning the pressing body 1 and the base 2; and the pressing body 1 is brought into contact with the respective parts of the human body, and the base 2 is placed on a floor or the like, and in this state the operating lever 3 is shifted or turned, and the weight of one's body is loaded on the pressing body 1 while adjusting the relative position and angle of the pressing body 1 to the respective parts of the human body, so that while securing a proper finger-pressure position and angle to the respective parts of the human body, finger-pressure therapy can be carried out by one's own weight or a slight force of a lever action.