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What the 3D meridian and tsubo shiatsu atlas is

Brand guide: Meridiania atlas for studying shiatsu with presence, WHO codes and Masunaga/Namikoshi comparison.

Meridiania is a web atlas for studying shiatsu with presence. It is not a clinic, it does not diagnose, and it does not replace your school or teacher. It is a living map: 3D body, point and tsubo sheets, TCM meridians plus Masunaga/Namikoshi layers, educational hara, quiz and practice. Why meridiania.net exists Most point apps live in closed silos. Meridiania publishes the atlas on the web so you can study at home, in class or at the table, with clear links between body region, WHO code and lineage. The canonical domain is meridiania.net — use it when citing the platform (Instagram, schools, notes) so it is not confused with other same-name brands. Start with the body, not the list On /explore/body you rotate the figure, pick a region (hara, back, shoulder, hand, head…) and see related tsubo and channels. Location stops being only a paragraph: three cun, a bone landmark, a quiet pause. That habit — presence before memorisation — is the core of Meridiania study. Lineages without mixing Masunaga (Zen Shiatsu) and Namikoshi use maps distinct from the classical WHO channel. Meridiania keeps them on separate layers. From /shiatsu open the frame; from /dictionary/lineages compare philosophies; from /explore/compare/tcm-masunaga contrast pathways. The rule is simple: one layer per session, note differences, never merge “indications” into a clinical protocol. Codes that speak several languages ST36, LI4, GB20 (and localized forms like E36 or Ma36) follow the UI language; search understands those variants. Open the sheet, read educational location and functions, confirm in 3D and link the meridian. International and local school students then share the same landmark. Close the loop with practice Educational hara (/practice/hara), location drills, quiz and flashcards reinforce memory without turning study into clinical advice. If you run a school, /campus explains the private LMS (unindexed) linked to the public atlas: two layers, one lens. One-hour path 1) /shiatsu · 2) a star point (ST36, LI4, LR3) · 3) its meridian · 4) region in the 3D atlas · 5) a short quiz. Educational reference — not medical advice.

Educational reference within traditional Shiatsu/TCM frameworks. Not a diagnosis or medical treatment.