🍀Yushi-an Qigong Class (Language: English) opened December 2023.

⚪︎For rest and relaxation during your trip, why not try qigong exercise in a 150-year-old Kyoto machiya townhouse?

⚪︎An introduction to meditation, self-massage, and stretching for health and longevity based on Eastern philosophy.

⚪︎Open: 4 times a month, 1st and 3rd Tuesdays and Wednesdays.  

⚪︎Time: 13:00~14:30   ⚪︎Capacity: 3 people

⚪︎Fee: 5,500 yen per session (per person, cash only)

⚪︎To participate: Be aware that moderation is important for people with health concerns.  Wear comfortable clothes, and bring your own water.  Please remove shoes when entering.

⚪︎Applications by email only.  Last minute reservations OK.  qigong.tblyth@gmail.com 

（I have a class in Japanese from 10:00 to 11:30 on Wednesdays, so I'm sorry if I am not able to reply to last minute emails.）

⚪︎Please state name, age, nationality, and check that you pass the above requirements for participation.


Kyoto Machiya Townhouse Yushi-an  https://www.yuprojectkyotokyoto.com/yushian0-membeers (Japanese website) 

Address: 305 Oikeno-cho, Muromachi Oike-agaru, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto

Access: 3 min. walk northwest from Karasuma-Oike Station, Kyoto City Subway Karasuma Line/Tozai Line.

From the intersection of Karasuma-dori and Oike-dori streets, go west along Oike-dori street until the second street, Muromachi-dori, then go north to the 8th house on the west side.


🍀Yushi-an Qigong Regular Class (Language: mainly Japanese)

Practice qigong at the Townhouse Yushi-an. 

⚪︎Open: 6 times a month

1st and 3rd Tuesdays 15:30~17:00, 19:00~20:30

1st and 3rd Wednesdays 10:00~11:30  


*Unfortunately, we will be taking a break from classes in English from October 2024 due to the noise from the demolition of the neighbor's house.



⚪︎Capacity: 7 people

⚪︎Fee: 3,000 yen per session (per person, cash only)

(5,000 yen per session for two people if booked together)(Half price for earthquake migrants and students)

⚪︎To participate: Be aware that moderation is important for people with

health concerns.  Wear comfortable clothes, and bring your own water.  Please remove shoes when entering.

⚪︎Applications by email only.  Reserve by the day before.  qigong.tblyth@gmail.com 

⚪︎Please state name, age, nationality, and check that you pass the above requirements for participation.



🍀 Qigong Class in Kyoto Tokusho-ji Temple (Language: mainly Japanese)

Practice qigong while observing and being blessed by the Amida Nyorai statue at Tokusho-ji temple, that was made in the late 13th century. 

⚪︎Open: On the 27th of every month

⚪︎Time: 10:00~11:30  

⚪︎Fee: 3,000 yen per session (per person, cash only)

(5,000 yen per session for two people if booked together)(Half price for earthquake migrants and students)

⚪︎To participate: Be aware that moderation is important for people with health concerns.  Wear comfortable clothes, and bring your own water.  Please remove shoes when entering.

⚪︎Applications by email only.  Reserve by the day before.  qigong.tblyth@gmail.com 

⚪︎Please state name, age, nationality, and check that you pass the above requirements for participation.


Shinshu Otani-ha Tokusho-ji Temple  https://www.tokushoji1476.com/ (Japanese website)

Address: 39 Tokushoji-cho, Shijo-sagaru, Tominokoji-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City

Access: 9 min. walk west from Kawaramachi Sta. on the Hankyu Line

             9 min. walk east from Karasuma Station on the Hankyu Line or 

             Shijo Station on the Subway Karasuma Line.

From the intersection of Shijo-dori and Tominokoji-dori streets, go south along Tominokoji-dori street to the 8th house on the west side.


🍀Instructor’s profile

Takako Blyth was born in Fukuoka City in 1962.  Graduated Doshisha University for cultural history.

Studied BaGua XunDao Gong under master Michiko Iwao from 1994 to 2009. 

Certified to be a qigong instructor by Dr. Wan Su Jian, grand master in Beijing, China in 2013. 


🍀Main blog posts so far on Japanese website
Mar 2024 “English Advertisement 2"
Feb 2024 “Yin-Yang and Five Elements Philosophy"
Jan 2024 “English Handout 2” “Naturopathy Seminar Report 12"
Nov 2023 “English Handout 1"
Oct 2023 “English Advertisement 1"

Sept 2023 "Report on a lecture sponsored by the Holistic Qigong Study Group”

Aug 2023 "Naturopathy Seminar Report 11”
May 2023 “Effects of Sesame Leaves ‘Seijo’ as medicine”Apr 2023 "Herb Forest Park Maintenance Report 10" "Naturopathy Seminar Report 10”
Mar 2023 "Report on Qigong Session to Support Earthquake Disaster Relief Migrants in Kobe”
Feb 2023 "First Trip to Okinawa" “FM Radio Appearance 2”
Jan 2023 "Microcosmic Orbit  2”

Nov 2022 "Invitation to Qigong Session to Support Earthquake Disaster Relief Migrants in Kobe" "Herb Forest Park Maintenance Report 9”
Oct 2022 “Report on Study Tour of NPO the Organization for Natural Medicinal Resources Development”
Sept 2022 "Flyer" “Visiting my US Family”
Aug 2022 "Report on Makeup Class for Growing Face 2," “Report on Small Qigong Seminar in Osaka" "Report on Naturopathic Seminar 9"
May 2022 “Invitation to Small Qigong Seminar in Osaka" "Naturopathic Seminar Report 8"
Mar 2022 “Naturopathy Seminar Report 7"
Feb 2022 “New Year’s Message from Beijing Headquarters" 
Jan 2022 "Winter Outdoor Qigong Report" "Herb Forest Park Maintenance Report 8" 
Nov 2021 "Autumn Outdoor Qigong Report" “Report on Yushi-an Machiya Seminar on Tea as medicine" "Herb Forest Park Maintenance Report 7" 
Oct 2021 "Report on the Makeup Class for Growing Faces 1"
Aug 2021 “Monthly Qigong Class at Tokusho-ji Temple Begins" "Herb Forest Park Maintenance Report 6
Jun 2021 "Herb Forest Park Maintenance Report 5" "Naturopathy Seminar Report 6
Apr 2021 "Spring Outdoor Qigong Report" "For Insomnia and Good Sleep"
Mar 2021 "Microcosmic Orbit 1" "Invitation to Naturopathy Seminar"
Feb 2021 "Spring/Spring Doyou Cures" “24 Solar Terms and 72 Pentads (Microseasons)“


Jan 2021 "Herb Forest Park Maintenance Report  4”
Nov 2020 “Winter/Winter Doyou Cures"
Oct 2020 "Autumn/Autumn Doyou Cures”
Aug 2020 "Herb Forest Park Maintenance Report 3"
Jul 2020 "Qigong Practice Times"
Jun 2020 “Qigong Class at Kyoto International Community House Begins”
Jan 2020 "New Year's Gathering Report 4" "Naturopathy Seminar Report 5" "Herb Forest Park Maintenance Report 2"
Oct 2019 "Reply from Dr. Wan Su Jian of Beijing Headquarters"
Sept 2019 "Tokusho-ji Temple Buddha Cafe Qigong Trial Session Report 2" "Naturopathy Seminar Report 4"
Aug 2019 "Naturopathy Seminar Report 3" and "Ujo Dojuku Practical Performance Meeting Report"
Jul 2019 "BaGua XunDao QiGong Presentation (Tanabata Kai) Report 2" "Naturopathy Seminar Report 2"
Jun 2019 “Summer/Summer Doyou Cures" "Five Elements Color Body Chart"
Jan 2019 "New Year's Gathering Report 3"
Dec 2018 "Meridians of the Legs" "Leg Massage"
Nov 2018 "Winter Cures"
Oct 2018 "Herb Forest Park Maintenance Report 1" "Naturopathy Seminar Report 1"
Sept 2018 "Tokusho-ji Temple Buddha Cafe Qigong Trial Session Report 1"
Aug 2018 "Summer Vacation Gathering Report 2" "BaGua XunDao QiGong Presentation (Tanabata Kai) Report 1”
Jun 2018 "Facial Acupuncture points and Facial Exercise”
May 2018 "Local Outdoor Qigong Session Report”
Mar 2018 "New Year's Gathering Report 2" “FM Radio Appearance Report 1"
Dec 2017 “Meridians; direction of flow and how they are connected" "9 examples of meridian points on the hands and arms"
Oct 2017 "Hand Massage"
Sept 2017 "Training at Beijing Headquarters Report"
Aug 2017 "Summer Vacation Gathering Report 1"
Jul 2017 "Tibetan Gymnastics Class Information"
Mar 2017 "What is Qigong?"
Feb 2017 "I Ching Lecture Report"
Jan 2017 "New Year's Gathering Report 1" "About Qigong Class”

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⛄ I fixed English materials. For two years starting four years ago, during the coronavirus pandemic, I was able to do a little qigong in English at the Kyoto International Community House. Since the end of last year, I have advertised in an English-language magazine in Kyoto, seeking a wide range of participants. It has been exactly 30 years since I started qigong and I remember how interesting it was to teach qigong to my family and friends from abroad in the early days. In 1997, when the Second World Qigong Review Conference was held in San Francisco, I attended the late Dr. Michiko Iwami's presentation of “Qigong Walking,” and learned that people overseas were also very enthusiastic about qigong at that time. I also fondly remember that I often visited the Beijing headquarters of Dr. Wan Su Jian for training, where I was always able to meet with training groups from overseas and interact with them. I hope to continue to deepen the practice of qigong, an East Asian indigeno...
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☯️   Yushi-an Qigong Class   (Language:   English ) scheduled from December 2023. ⚪︎ For rest and relaxation during your trip, why not try qigong exercise in a 150-year-old Kyoto machiya townhouse? ⚪︎ An introduction to meditation, self-massage, and stretching for health and longevity based on Eastern philosophy. ⚪︎ Open : 4 times a month, 1st and 3rd Tuesdays and Wednesdays.  Closed on Jan. 2 and 3 for the New Year. ⚪︎ Time : 13:00~14:30    ⚪︎ Capacity : 3 people ⚪︎ Fee : 6,000 yen per session (per person, cash only) ⚪︎ To participate : Be aware that moderation is important for people with health concerns.  Wear comfortable clothes, and bring your own water.  Please remove shoes when entering. ⚪︎ Applications  by email only.  Last minute reservations OK.   qigong.tblyth@gmail.com   ⚪︎ Please state name, age, nationality, and check that you pass the above requirements for participation. Kyoto Machiya Townhouse Yushi-an ...
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