🇯🇵 Japan · Modern
Jin Shin Jyutsu仁神術（ジン・シン・ジュツ）仁神術
Said to have been reconstructed from the classics in early 20th-century Japan by Jiro Murai and brought to the United States in the 1950s by Mary Burmeister: hands placed on 26 'safety energy locks'.
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Fact sheet
- Origin
- 🇯🇵 Japan · 🇺🇸 United States
- Era
- Modern
- Classification
- Modern bodywork / Related therapy
- Techniques
- Pressure
- Practitioner body parts
- Finger / Palm
- Medium
- None
- Clothing
- Clothed
- Setting
- Table
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