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Namikoshi tsubo vs WHO points: two maps, one atlas

How to study Namikoshi mapping without confusing it with WHO acupuncture codes.

Meridiania editorial team · educational study (not clinical) · Editorial review

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Namikoshi Tsubo

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Namikoshi Shiatsu

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Namikoshi style uses pressure regions (tsubo) that do not always map 1:1 to WHO codes. Meridiania labels the namikoshi system separately: explore the Namikoshi tsubo family and lineage, and compare with TCM channels. Avoid mixing codes in exam notes. Educational reference.

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What does “Namikoshi tsubo vs WHO points: two maps, one atlas” give you on Meridiania?
How to study Namikoshi mapping without confusing it with WHO acupuncture codes. Educational shiatsu/TCM material — not medical advice.
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Is this a clinical protocol?
No. It is a study guide. It does not diagnose or treat and does not replace a school or teacher.

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