Purifying therapy is a health method created by Mokichi Okada, and is generally classified as energy therapy (as classified by the National Institutes of Health).
In this therapy, physical and mental disorders are not necessarily seen as aggravating effects, but rather as a “purification” that eliminates toxins that causes illness.
These toxins can be detected as heat and stiffness on the surface of the body, so by emitting energy from the palm of your hand toward those areas, you can enhance your natural healing power and improve your health both mentally and physically.
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1. In order to enhance the natural healing power that humans possess, we detect and determine key areas of the body to perform the treatment and channel energy from the palm of the hand to those areas.
Detection will be performed after obtaining the consent from the person receiving the treatment.
2.For first time recipients, you will be required to visit the affiliated MOA Takanawa Clinic or MOA New Takanawa Clinic in advance so you can be advised by medical doctors about the practice.
*Appointments required. Same-day reservations are also possible. (Closed on Sundays and Mondays)
*The contents of your consultation will be kept strictly confidential.
Therapist: Masami Takaba
MOA International Qualification System Examiner
| Location | Tokyo Ryoin Main building 4th floor, Annex 5th floor |
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| Reservation phone number | 03-3444-9954 |
| Hours for appointments | 9:30am to 5:00pm Tuesday-Saturday |
| Basic Treatment Hours | 9:50am to 3:00pm Tuesday-Saturday |
| Continued Care Treatment Hours | 10:00am to 2:50pm Held from Tuesday to Saturday *Requires at least 3 days of commitment. |
| Treatment duration | 50-60 minutes |
| Price | Basic treatment 3,300 yen Continued Care treatment 11,000 yen ~ |
| Note | MOA International General Incorporated Association accepts donations from like-minded people who agree in promotion of integrative medicine and various health practices. Please ask the receptionist for details. |
How OPT is performed
Therapy room (5th floor of the New Building)
