Ishizaka Ryu

Traditional Japanese Acupuncture

with Naoki Kubota

LIVESTREAM ONLY

7 PDA's
Saturday
February 20, 2021
9:00am-5:00pm
(NCCAOM applied & California applied*)

This course will cover the explanation and demonstration of the principles and techniques of the Ishizaka Ryu Traditional Japanese Acupuncture style, created by the Japanese acupuncturist Sotetsu Ishizaka (1770-1842). After studying Chinese Medicine, Japanese acupuncture classics and Western anatomy, Ishizaka combined the three to develop new acupuncture theories and techniques centered around the most important meridians: the Chong Mai, the Du Mai, and the Ren Mai. These three meridians harmonize and control the 12 meridians.

Dr. Naoki Kubota is one of the only people to teach this 'root technique' acupuncture in the world. This seminar is a very rare chance to learn true Japanese style acupuncture. 

Standard fee: $150
ASA/State association: $125
Full-time student: $100

Naoki Kubota 

Naoki graduated from Meiji School of Acupuncture & Moxibustion in Osaka, Japan in 1977. He then apprenticed with his teacher, Machida-sensei, who studied the Ishizaka-ryu style of acupuncture with her teacher to learn this unique style. In addition to holding his National Qualification in Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Japan, Naoki is a Diplomate in Acupuncture by the National Board Certification of the National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). He holds state licenses in North Carolina and South Carolina.

* NCCAOM provider #1278.  Califormia provider #0666.  California Cateogry 1 applied. 

Payment methods: Paypal. Your seat is not reserved until payment is received in full and must be received prior to class attendance. 

Email confirmation will be sent once registration is complete and payment has been received.

We offer a 50% refund for cancellations completed 30 days or more before class. Cancellations made from 29 to 15 days in advance will be offered a 25% refund. We are unable to offer refunds for cancellations made less than 15 days in advance.