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- Q7635129 description "Japanese accupuncturist".
- Q7635129 description "Japanese accupuncturist".
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- Q7635129 abstract "Sugiyama Waichi (1614–1694) was a Japanese acupuncturist, widely regarded as the "Father of Japanese Acupuncture".An eye-disease in infancy blinded Sugiyama from a very early age. At the age of ten he moved from Kyoto to Edo (Tokyo) to study massage and other therapeutic techniques under Ryomei Irie, one of the most famous medical practitioners of the era. His apprenticeship was short; Irie quickly dismissing him as "dull". On his way back to Kyoto, Sugiyama fasted and prayed for 100 days at the shrine of the goddess Benzaiten at Enoshima Cave, where he reputedly discovered the secret of the shinkan ("insertion tube") after pricking himself on a needle wrapped in a leaf.His development of the shinkan, combined with his use of extremely fine gold and silver needles, allowed for comparatively painless acupuncture, and resulted in considerable expansion of the art; for this reason he is often referred to as the "father of Japanese acupuncture". He started around forty-five schools teaching massage and acupuncture to other blind people, resulting in the prevalent association in Japan between blindness and physical therapy. After Sugiyama effected a cure for a neurotic disease afflicting shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi his work received official state endorsement, which greatly increased the popularity of his schools.Sugiyama's grave can be found in the graveyard of the Miroku-Temple in Tokyo (Sumida-ku). Sugiyama's teachings were recorded by his disciples and printed for the first time in 1880: Ryōji no taigaishū, Senshin no yōshū, and Igaku setsuyōshū.".
- Q7635129 birthDate "1610".
- Q7635129 birthYear "1610".
- Q7635129 deathDate "1694".
- Q7635129 deathYear "1694".
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- Q7635129 dateOfBirth "1610".
- Q7635129 dateOfDeath "1694".
- Q7635129 name "Sugiyama, Waichi".
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- Q7635129 comment "Sugiyama Waichi (1614–1694) was a Japanese acupuncturist, widely regarded as the "Father of Japanese Acupuncture".An eye-disease in infancy blinded Sugiyama from a very early age. At the age of ten he moved from Kyoto to Edo (Tokyo) to study massage and other therapeutic techniques under Ryomei Irie, one of the most famous medical practitioners of the era. His apprenticeship was short; Irie quickly dismissing him as "dull".".
- Q7635129 label "Sugiyama Waichi".
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- Q7635129 givenName "Waichi".
- Q7635129 name "Sugiyama, Waichi".
- Q7635129 name "Waichi Sugiyama".
- Q7635129 surname "Sugiyama".