Japanese  SOTAI

Japanese SOTAI 

SOTAI is a Japanese art of healing, a gentle and balancing method that naturally corrects 

the entire body system

                History of Japanese SOTAI 

The Japanese healing technique evolved SOTAI 

(pronounced saw-tie’) was originally developed by 

Dr Keizo Hashimoto (1897-1993) over the course 

of 50 years of experience. 


Although a medical doctor, Hashimoto was known as more 

for his techniques of movement and structural adjustment 

than for the Western medical approaches evolved SOTAI 

is a unique, ever-evolving system of treatment, rooted

 in Hashimoto’s original SOTAI. 


Then it was further developed by Mr Miura, the most 

highly qualified teacher of SOTAI, Dr Hashimoto's 

first student in 1966. 


Moriko has been practising SOTAI in the UK since 2003, and 

visited Japan in 2007 and 2008 for personal training by

Mr Miura on the latest developments.

What is Japanese SOTAI


The new treatment method known as SOTAI is not yet widely 

known outside Japan. It works by using the body’s own 

energy and power to readjust itself. 


This gentle, pain-free healing method allows the body to 

restore itself to its natural state, so relieving stress 

and promoting optimal health. 


A body misalignment can cause the internal organs and 

other parts of the body to malfunction, creating pain. 


SOTAI addresses his problem by correcting all elements 

of the body, including the muscles, vertebrae and all joints, 

thus eliminating vertebrae and all joints, thus eliminating

 structural interferences to the working of the nervous 

system as well as improving blood circulation.


Principle of Japanese SOTAI 


SOTAI treatment techniques are used in various ways. 

If you are unable to move by yourself because of pain or 

stiffness, the practitioner will gently and painlessly give your

 body the opportunity to revert to its original configuration 

while you relax.


The key to success in SOTAI is to feel a true sense of

 pleasure, allowing the body to heal and readjust itself comfortably. 


SOTAI’s painless technique enables your body to readjust 

itself unconsciously and automatically into its natural 

state by utilizing

your natural senses at the subconscious level. 

It enables you to sharpen your sense of awareness towards 

your inner body 

and heal yourself. This is the basic concept of SOTAI and 

how it works by itself to promote bodily correction. 


By working effectively with the practitioner, you will be 

able to tune into your body and create a strong, 

pleasant feeling of well-being !

FAQ


Is Japanese SOTAI similar to chiropractic, Alexander technique, Shiatsu or Yoga?


The basic principles of SOTAI are different from those of any

other technique.  Sotai is a painless and natural way of 

releasing the root causes of imbalance within the body.  



How long does each session last? 


The initial session lasts for 2 hours. Subsequent sessions 

last or 1 hour and 15 minutes. 



How many sessions will I need? 


Usually, we recommend 3 to 6 sessions.　

However, the number of sessions will depend upon 

factors such as the client’s overall health 

and whether their conditions are chronic or acute.  

Once treatment is complete,　your body will return to its 

natural state and won’t need further treatment.

    Japanese SOTAI relieves

  ¬  Acute or chronic back pain, sciatica.

¬  Neck/shoulder pain and stiffness.

¬  Arthritis, general joint pain and numbness.

¬  Digestive problems.

¬  Allergies.

¬  Headaches and migraine.

¬  Women’s problems (menstrual pain, menopausal symptoms, etc.).

   Reproductive system, man and woman

¬  Sports injuries.

¬  Body misalignment (e.g. scoliosis).

¬  Difficulties mobility, sitting and sleeping.

 ¬  Physical, emotional and mental imbalances.

¬  And much more !

Japanese SOTAI Promotes