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Funding and Rebuilding Through the Pandemic
Working as a Rolfer (Part 4) In June 2020 the practice turned five. A few months before that, the pandemic reached Japan. This is what […] -
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Four Moves, and a Room I Always Meant to Share
Working as a Rolfer (Part 3) Since opening in Shibuya in June 2015, I have moved the session room four times: three addresses in Sakuragaoka, […] -
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Why Good Posture Never Lasts — What “Prereflective” Means
Why Life Changes When You Receive a Bodywork Session (Part 1 of 4) Introduction Most of us have decided at some point to hold ourselves […] -
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The Six Months When Clients Stopped Coming
Working as a Rolfer (Part 2) For the first two years, referrals kept the practice full. Then, in the autumn of 2017, it stopped. From […] -
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How Often Does Generative AI Cite Your Own Service? — An Experiment with My New Website
Introduction On September 25, 2026, I launched a new website. I wrote about the new website in a four-part series, Building a New Website. It […] -
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They Came Without Any Advertising
Working as a Rolfer (Part 1) On 29 June 2015, I started seeing clients in Shibuya, Tokyo. Nine people came in the first week, most […] -
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I Went to Sharpen My Skills and Arrived at “Being” — What Someone from the Science Side Noticed on the Side of the Body
Introduction The same procedure, and what happens differs from person to person. The same practitioner, and it differs from day to day. Anyone who keeps […] -
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What Does Tonic Function See? Four Aspects, and What They Look Like
Where Tonic Function Came From — Part 3 of 3 Introduction You think you’re talking about posture, and somewhere along the way it has become […] -
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It’s Live — Building the New Website (4)
The Renewal Is Finished After three months of work, the new website went live on September 25, 2026. I started writing a website on WordPress […] -
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Some Things Cannot Be Cut — Building a New Website (3)
Introduction So far I have written about reading through 540 articles, and about how nothing can be cut without a standard. This time I want to […]
