Explore the Japanese pressure technique and Traditional Chinese Medicine principles. This offline guide offers detailed information on meridians, energy cycles, and different shiatsu styles. It's an educational resource for understanding wellness practices.
3.0
June 7, 2026
Version 3.0 is a complete rebuild. • Brand-new native design for iPhone and iPad • All content rewritten, fact-checked and reorganized (meridian point counts verified against the WHO nomenclature) • New sections: Yin and Yang, Qi, the five elements and important cautions • Full-text search • Now available in Italian, English and French • Fully offline Thank you to everyone who sent feedback over the years — many of your reports are addressed in this version.
MoreThanks for your feedback. The app has been completely rebuilt in version 3.0: revised and fact-checked content (meridian point counts verified against the WHO nomenclature), a new native interface, full-text search, and an English translation. We’d be glad if you gave it another try.
Shiatsu is a Japanese pressure technique rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine. This app explains its origins, how treatments work, and the underlying principles of energy flow.
No, Shiatsu is ad-free. It provides an uninterrupted educational experience without advertisements.
The app details the twelve main meridians and the Governing and Conception vessels. It includes information on their circadian time, associated element, color, flavor, emotion, and pathway.
Shiatsu is available for a one-time purchase of $1.99.
The app covers core TCM concepts such as Yin and Yang, Qi (Ki), and the five elements (Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal), including their generating and controlling cycles.
Shiatsu is made for iPhone and iPad, and works completely offline on these devices.
The latest version is 3.0, last updated on June 7, 2026. This indicates regular updates to maintain content and compatibility.
Yes, the app is described as a clear and beautifully simple guide, making it accessible for those new to Shiatsu and TCM principles.
