Graduated from Tokyo University Engineering Department, and devoted to software development after that. Encountered kigaku when 33 years old while experiencing a series of moves due to changing work site and residence. Since then, continued researching the effect of moving one's location on human bodies for twenty years.

Sharing My Experience:

I am aware that in general, kigaku is considered a superstition, and there is no scientific data to prove the influence of direction on health. Based on my personal experience, I myself do not consider kigagku as fortune telling but something to try when one is having health issues especially when physicians cannot figure out the cause. I set up this site to share my kigaku insight that I have accumulated over the last twenty years, hoping it will work for you as it worked for me.

When I was working for a major metal company in Japan, the company assigned me to different office locations every two years. When I was 32 years old I suddenly had dizziness and was unable to walk straight. My dizziness continued for a several days, and I was sent to take an MRI, but the doctors could not tell what was wrong.

Eventually the dizziness stopped, but a year later it started again. That was the time when I noticed kigaku books at a bookstore. Glancing at a book, I was not sure how much I could trust what was written. The dizziness persisting, however, I decided to take a break anyway and had a trip based on the kigagku instruction. It was a four day trip, and my dizziness ceased on the second day never to come back.

I became keenly interested in kigagku and continued to try direction trips myself. I was able to recover from hay fever that had been afflicting me for twenty years.

After twenty years of study and trial, it is now my personal belief that direction influences people in a physical sense. I do not wish to tell you how you should think or believe. There is no guarantee. Yet, seeing others also suffering after moving, I would like to show what I have learned with my sincere wish for your better health.