GRADUATE　REVIEW

I didn't have any experience as a therapist, but I was interested when I saw a job opening at GODHANDS Daikanyama, a sister store of my school. If I was going to be a therapist anyway, I asked the staff and the elders to take the most popular menu that would earn me the most money. In addition to the Japkasai class I took, I participated in Fungo-san's Japkasai seminar as a staff member and studied. Thanks to that, I was inexperienced, but I was honestly surprised that I was able to become a therapist who earned more than 300,000 yen in the first month after I started working at GODHANDS.
Working at the salon is also a lot of fun, and I am full of feelings that I want to do my best in the future. I was hesitant at first, but I'm really glad I took the course.

I decided to take this course because I wanted to learn the real Japkasai. I myself live in Miyakojima, and I was unable to study with him, and I decided to go to this school because it is the oldest school in Japan. As expected, there are many secrets of Thai traditional medicine, and I have learned about them through YouTube, etc., but there were many things that made my eyes fall from my eyes in this class. But two days is too short! It ended in a blink of an eye and left me wanting to hear more. I would like to advance from Okinawa and Miyakojima with rare treatments as weapons.

Currently, I run my own company, and my partner is starting a shop, so I wanted to open a salon myself. I arrived at the Shivaka School of Traditional Medicine. Actually, I had never thought about doing massage myself, and wanted to know what kind of content it was, so I decided to enroll in it, even though it was an elective course. It was my first experience and it was hard for me to remember, but the instructor taught me carefully one by one. The students who took the class with me talked to me as though I had never met them, and they became models for practice at night, so I was able to spend a comfortable time. During the course, he thought with me, sometimes seriously, and sometimes laughed at me. In particular, during Japkasai's class, the secretariat was kind enough to consult with me about the schedule, such as making it possible for me, who lives far away, to be able to go on a day trip. Also, when I first wanted to run a salon by myself, he kindly consulted me and gave me advice and suggestions on how to do it. I was surprised that this school has an environment where they can give proper advice and suggestions to students who want to become a therapist themselves and students like me who want to run a salon. In particular, the part where the follow-up system for students is solid is that there are accommodation facilities for students who come from far away like me, and they confirm the schedule of participation in classes, so it is not just a school that teaches. I could feel it.