Kyo and jitsu: empty and full in Masunaga studyWhat kyo and jitsu mean in Zen Shiatsu: qualities of attention at the table, not a diagnosis. Links hara, Masunaga and the atlas.
Meridian clock: the two-hour cycleEducational table of the Chinese meridian clock: twelve channels, two hours each, from Lung to Liver. For studying the cycle, not for treating by the hour.
What a cun is: a measure of one's own bodyThe cun is the body proportion used to study point location: thumb, four fingers, and examples such as ST36 and LI4. Educational.
Shiatsu, acupressure and acupuncture: how they differA comparison for students: shiatsu (pressure, hara, Masunaga and Namikoshi), acupressure on points, and needle acupuncture. Meridiania studies the maps; it does not treat.
The first week in the atlas: body, point, meridian and quizA seven-day path to start shiatsu and TCM on Meridiania: 3D atlas, LI4, Lung meridian, cun, hara, quiz and one region. Study, not treatment.
Neck and nape: points to study, not to treatA study map of the neck: GB20, BL10, GB21 and the window-of-heaven family, with the 3D atlas and the educational symptom page. Not cervical rehab.
Knee: ST35, ST36 and GB34 in studyA study map of the knee: ST35, Zusanli ST36, GB34 and SP9, with cun and the 3D atlas. Educational reference, not rehabilitation.

Study reference within traditional Shiatsu/TCM frameworks. Does not diagnose or treat.