Yoshi Nakano Bio
Yoshi Nakano is a second generation Asian bodyworker, teacher, brush calligrapher and artist who has been inspired by renowned teachers including: Thich Nhat Hanh, Dr.Vasant Lad, Ohashi, Mantak Chia, Takemori and Shinsuke (Yoshi’s father).
At the age of eleven, Yoshi began to practice anma, brush calligraphy, martial arts and moxibustion. He studied and taught shiatsu at the Ohashi Institute, the Bateman Institute, and The Omega Institute for Holistic Studies in New York. Yoshi served on the faculty of the Desert Institute of the Healing Arts, taught at Pima Community College and the University of Arizona’s Honors Program, and was a guest presenter at Dr. Andrew Weil’s Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona.
Yoshi helped the Prajna Yoga Temple develop the Art of Touch program for yoga teacher trainees and students. He trained bodyworkers at Ten Thousand Waves, a Japanese health spa in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Additionally, he taught Asian bodywork to therapists in Kingston, Jamaica. Yoshi helped present a Makko-Ho meridian video for Heart Mind Healing Arts school in California. He is currently an associated teacher with The Five Light Center of Shiatsu in New York City.
Yoshi Nakano is the founder of MeisoTouch (Touch meditation for abdominal attunement) and the Zen Tribe Wellness Dojo in Tucson, Arizona.
Drawing on more than three five years of experience and training in Eastern healing modalities (Shiatsu, Healing Tao Qi Gong, Zen Calligraphy and Yoga), Yoshi‘s work transcends the borderlines within Asian healing traditions. His new course of study, MeisoTouch, reunites the healing arts of Zen breathing, Pranayama, ZenShiatsu.
In addition to his traditional work, Yoshi is an abstract artist, Zeb brush calligrapher and probiotic cook. He resides with his family in the Southwestern United States.
Please contact for MeisoTouch and ZenShiatsu private sessions with Yoshi Nakano in Arizona or New Mexico.
Yoshi Nakano Bio
Yoshi Nakano is a second generation Asian bodyworker, teacher, brush calligrapher and artist who has been inspired by renowned teachers including: Thich Nhat Hanh, Dr.Vasant Lad, Ohashi, Mantak Chia, Takemori and Shinsuke (Yoshi’s father).
At the age of eleven, Yoshi began to practice anma, brush calligraphy, martial arts and moxibustion. He studied and taught shiatsu at the Ohashi Institute, the Bateman Institute, and The Omega Institute for Holistic Studies in New York. Yoshi served on the faculty of the Desert Institute of the Healing Arts, taught at Pima Community College and the University of Arizona’s Honors Program, and was a guest presenter at Dr. Andrew Weil’s Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona.
Yoshi helped the Prajna Yoga Temple develop the Art of Touch program for yoga teacher trainees and students. He trained bodyworkers at Ten Thousand Waves, a Japanese health spa in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Additionally, he taught Asian bodywork to therapists in Kingston, Jamaica. Yoshi helped present a Makko-Ho meridian video for Heart Mind Healing Arts school in California. He is currently an associated teacher with The Five Light Center of Shiatsu in New York City.
Yoshi Nakano is the founder of MeisoTouch (Touch meditation for abdominal attunement) and the Zen Tribe Wellness Dojo in Tucson, Arizona.
Drawing on more than three five years of experience and training in Eastern healing modalities (Shiatsu, Healing Tao Qi Gong, Zen Calligraphy and Yoga), Yoshi‘s work transcends the borderlines within Asian healing traditions. His new course of study, MeisoTouch, reunites the healing arts of Zen breathing, Pranayama, ZenShiatsu.
In addition to his traditional work, Yoshi is an abstract artist, Zeb brush calligrapher and probiotic cook. He resides with his family in the Southwestern United States.
Please contact for MeisoTouch and ZenShiatsu private sessions with Yoshi Nakano in Arizona or New Mexico.