What is Meridiania's 3D body atlas?

A WebGL body explorer to locate regions, meridians and points/tsubo with study layers (skin, anatomy, channels). Spatial study reference — not a clinical tool.

Can I search a point while viewing the body?

Yes. The atlas search highlights matches on the figure as you type (code, pinyin or region).

Does the 3D atlas work on mobile?

Yes. The UI compacts on small screens. Use fullscreen when you want more room to rotate the figure.

Can I view Masunaga or Namikoshi meridians in 3D?

Yes. Switch the meridian system in the atlas to show TCM layers, Masunaga extensions or Namikoshi overlays without mixing them by default.

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3D body atlas: meridians and points

Turn the figure, pick head, shoulder, back or foot, light a channel or follow a symptom. An atlas for locating tsubo.

Head, neck, shoulder, back, abdomen, arm or foot: tap the zone and the figure moves in.

How to study zones and meridians on the 3D body

The atlas joins the figure, the regions and the twelve meridians with WHO-code search. Rotate the body, open a region and memorise the tsubo in place. A shiatsu and TCM reference, at home or in class.

How to study with the 3D atlas

The body atlas joins a 3D figure, regions, channels and WHO-code search so you can memorize landmarks with presence.

What is Meridiania's 3D body atlas?: A WebGL body explorer to locate regions, meridians and points/tsubo with study layers (skin, anatomy, channels). Spatial study reference — not a clinical tool.
Can I search a point while viewing the body?: Yes. The atlas search highlights matches on the figure as you type (code, pinyin or region).
Does the 3D atlas work on mobile?: Yes. The UI compacts on small screens. Use fullscreen when you want more room to rotate the figure.
Can I view Masunaga or Namikoshi meridians in 3D?: Yes. Switch the meridian system in the atlas to show TCM layers, Masunaga extensions or Namikoshi overlays without mixing them by default.