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  2. Tokujiro Namikoshi - Wikipedia

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    Tokujiro Namikoshi. Tokujiro Namikoshi (Japanese: 浪越 徳治郎, Hepburn: Namikoshi Tokujirō, 3 November 1905, Tadotsu, Kagawa Prefecture [1] – 25 September 2000, Bunkyō, Tokyo) is the founder of Shiatsu therapy. [2]

  3. Shiatsu - Wikipedia

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    He is often credited with inventing modern shiatsu. However, the term shiatsu was already in use in 1919, when a book called Shiatsu Ho ("finger pressure method") was published by Tamai Tempaku. [24] Also prior to Namikoshi's system, in 1925 the Shiatsu Therapists Association was founded, with the purpose of distancing shiatsu from anma massage ...

  4. Category:Shiatsu - Wikipedia

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    Category: Shiatsu. 7 languages. ... Tokujiro Namikoshi; Hiroshi Nozaki This page was last edited on 3 April 2018, at 00:52 (UTC). Text is available under the ...

  5. Meanings of minor-planet names: 61001–62000 - Wikipedia

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    61386 Namikoshi: 2000 QT 1: Tokujiro Namikoshi (1905–2000), was a Japanese practitioner, who founded the Shiatsu therapy, which involves massage by thumb. His definition of Shiatsu was "The heart of Shiatsu is like a mother's love. Pressure of the finger causes the spring of life to flow". JPL · 61386: 61400 Voxandreae: 2000 QM 6

  6. Kiyoshi Ikenaga - Wikipedia

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    Kiyoshi Ikenaga was born in Tokyo in 1966. He studied Shiatsu directly with Tokujiro Namikoshi at the Japan Shiatsu College in Tokyo. After graduation in 1986, he obtained the license of "Anma, Massage, and Shiatsu" granted by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare of Japan.

  7. Shizuto Masunaga - Wikipedia

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    Shizuto Masunaga (増永 静人, Masunaga Shizuto, 1925–1981) was a Japanese Shiatsu practitioner and author of books on Shiatsu. He was born in June 1925 in Kure, Hiroshima and graduated in psychology from Kyoto University in 1949. In 1959, he graduated from the Japan Shiatsu College and went on

  8. Anma - Wikipedia

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    Many of its techniques were subsumed into shiatsu and Western massage practices, although research into anma for medical purposes continues at Tokyo Kyoiku University. [3] Anma is still practiced independently of shiatsu in Japan, with practitioners being certified by the health board of their local prefecture.

  9. Hiroshi Nozaki - Wikipedia

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    Hiroshi Nozaki (1926-2006) was a Shiatsu master and alternative healer well known in Switzerland, France and Italy for his innovative techniques of Shiatsu, Qigong and Yoga and for starting the Ko School of Shiatsu (School of Lightness in Japanese Language 光). He is known for founding Hiron Shiatsu a branch of Shiatsu.