Traditional Japanese Massage and Bodywork Practices | Page 3

Ryoho Shiatsu, Tempeki Tamai, and Shiatsuho
Ryoho Shiatsu is a tribute to Tempeki Tamai, the writer of the work Shiatsuhō (meaning Shiatsu Method), which is considered the first publication eve [ ... ]

Japanese Foot Massage and Reflexology
Specialized Foot Massage and Reflexology treatments are widespread in Asia, including in Japan, and, apart from treating the feet with general massage [ ... ]

Hoshino Therapy | Japanese Acupressure Massage
Hoshino Therapy was developed and named after Tomezo Hoshino, a Japanese-born Acupuncturist from Argentina. It’s a massage and movement system to re [ ... ]

Healing Shiatsu | Integrating Mindfulness Meditation and Shiatsu
Healing Shiatsu is a style of Shiatsu Therapy developed by Sonia Moriceau, a former student of Shiatsu Master Wataru Ohashi, who was the creator of Oh [ ... ]

Ai Chi | Aquatic Exercises
The Ai Chi modality was developed in 1993 by Jun Konno, and is a form of aquatic exercise i.e. water exercise applied for recreation, relaxation, fitn [ ... ]

Integrative Eclectic Shiatsu | Concepts and Techniques
Integrative Eclectic Shiatsu is a combination i.e. integration of Shiatsu techniques, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) theory, and Western approache [ ... ]

Tsubo Therapy and Acupressure Shiatsu
Tsubo Therapy, sometimes also called Acupressure Shiatsu, was developed by Katsusuke Serizawa and focuses on manipulating the Tsubo pressure points (a [ ... ]

Seitai Therapy and Taiheki | Haruchika Noguchi
Seitai Therapy (or Sei-Tai) — not to be confused with Sekkotsu Bone Setting, which is also called Seitai — was created by Haruchika Noguch [ ... ]

Shiatsu Anma Therapy | DoAnn Kaneko
As the name already implies, Shiatsu Anma Therapy is a combination of Shiatsu Massage and Anma Massage techniques. This therapeutic massage modality w [ ... ]

Meridian Exercises by Shizuto Masunaga
The Meridian Exercises, also called Zen Imagery Exercises, are commonly attributed to the work of Sensei Masunaga, the founder of what today is called [ ... ]