Relieve Pain with Japanese-Style Acupuncture
A recap of RUKUN's health seminar on Japanese-style acupuncture, explaining how its gentler needling technique differs from TCM acupuncture.
Acupuncture needles placed on the body during therapy
Relieve Pain with Japanese-Style Acupuncture
Note: the following article describes an event (a health seminar) that took place in October 2019 and is no longer active; it is retained here for historical context.
Japanese-style Acupuncture emphasizes a gentle, delicate needling technique. In Japanese-style Acupuncture, the needles used are small, thin, and sharper, allowing patients to feel as little discomfort as possible. This differs from TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) Acupuncture, which typically uses wider, blunter needles with an emphasis on more assertive needle stimulation.
RUKUN Senior Living once again held a health seminar. This seminar took place on October 21, 2019, at 10:00 AM, with speaker Dr. Yovita Wijaya, Akp, from EMC Sentul Hospital. The event was free and open to the public.
RUKUN Senior Living
Darmawan Park Area
Jl. Babakan Madang No. 99
Sentul Selatan – Bogor 16810
Phone: 021 8795 1525
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Japanese-style Acupuncture uses smaller, thinner, sharper needles with a gentle needling technique, while TCM Acupuncture typically uses wider, blunter needles with more assertive stimulation.
Because the needles used are small, thin, and sharper, allowing patients to feel as little discomfort as possible.
The seminar was held on October 21, 2019, at 10:00 AM, at RUKUN Senior Living, Sentul.
The speaker was Dr. Yovita Wijaya, Akp, from EMC Sentul Hospital.
No, the event was free and open to the public.