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Shiatsu and TCM study atlas. Does not diagnose or treat.

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Practice shiatsu: hara, tsubo, protocols and table sequence

Train the shiatsu and acupressure table: assess hara, locate tsubo with cun and follow Masunaga, Namikoshi and meridian protocols. Study cases and a 3D body. Study, not diagnosis.

Protocol builderLocalization drill

Practice paths: shiatsu, massage and meridians

Namikoshi and Masunaga, tissue pressure and channel location. Three table maps, each with its own vocabulary.

Therapeutic massage · layers · table

MTP

Graduated pressure, tissue layers and massage paths aligned to meridians.

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Contact · hara · tsubo

Shiatsu

Hara, study kyo and jitsu, mother hand and Masunaga and Namikoshi frames.

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Channels · tsubo · exam

Meridians

Tracing the 14 channels, point families and location with cun.

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Tools: hara, protocols and tsubo location

Table sequences, templates, a tsubo drill on the 3D body, a hara map and a practice notebook.

Protocol builderDesign sequences by discipline, stages, techniques and duration.Academic templatesReady protocols for MTP, Shiatsu and meridians.Shiatsu table sequence: supine, prone and side-lyingSupine, prone and side-lying. An order so you do not jump from one tsubo to another.Language of the hand: kyo, jitsu and shiatsu palpationBefore a code is named, the hand meets a quality. These words organise that listening.Hara assessmentTraditional hara assessment map with local persistence.Study casesClassroom scenarios with guiding questions and a suggested protocol.Localization drillIdentify points on the 3D body with progressive hints.My protocolsYour saved protocol library.Experience sheetsPrivate notebook: save practices, share with users, or publish to community.

From assessment to sequence

Hara and cun, a timed protocol and location notes.

  1. 01
    Assess with clear vocabulary

    Hara, tissue tone or cun landmarks: name what you feel without jumping to clinical conclusions.

  2. 02
    Run the protocol by stages

    Timer, checklist and 3D preview keep the pedagogical order.

  3. 03
    Close with study notes

    Log localization errors, contact quality and a correction plan.

Studio content

6 templates · 8 techniques · 3 study cases

Practice tool. Not a substitute for professional training or clinical judgment.