Which meridian systems does Meridiania include?

Classical TCM channels (12 + Du/Ren), Masunaga Zen Shiatsu extensions and Namikoshi-style tsubo/zones — comparable in one educational atlas.

Can I compare TCM and Masunaga?

Yes. There is a TCM–Masunaga comparison page and 3D layers for extensions vs classical channels. Comparative study — not a clinical protocol.

What is the Namikoshi map in Meridiania?

An overlay of zones and tsubo inspired by the Namikoshi tradition, for studying Japanese references alongside TCM channels — not a treatment recipe.

How do I open a meridian in 3D?

From the channel sheet or meridian index, open the body atlas: the pathway and related points highlight so you can memorize the route.

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Meridians: 12 channels, Ren, Du and Japanese maps

Lung, large intestine, stomach, spleen, heart, small intestine, bladder, kidney, pericardium, triple burner, gallbladder and liver, plus Du Mai and Ren Mai. Each channel opens its pathway and its points. Shiatsu and TCM study, with Masunaga and Namikoshi layers.

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Questions about meridians

TCM, Masunaga and Namikoshi systems in one atlas: what each map includes and how to compare without mixing protocols.

Which meridian systems does Meridiania include?: Classical TCM channels (12 + Du/Ren), Masunaga Zen Shiatsu extensions and Namikoshi-style tsubo/zones — comparable in one educational atlas.
Can I compare TCM and Masunaga?: Yes. There is a TCM–Masunaga comparison page and 3D layers for extensions vs classical channels. Comparative study — not a clinical protocol.
What is the Namikoshi map in Meridiania?: An overlay of zones and tsubo inspired by the Namikoshi tradition, for studying Japanese references alongside TCM channels — not a treatment recipe.
How do I open a meridian in 3D?: From the channel sheet or meridian index, open the body atlas: the pathway and related points highlight so you can memorize the route.