Point families
Jing-Well
Jing-well: first of the five-shu on fingers and toes. Educational list for location in shiatsu and TCM.
Terminal five-shu point; traditionally linked to clearing acute/heat themes and channel extremities.
Educational atlas of TCM points and meridians, classical extras and Japanese overlays (Masunaga, Namikoshi). Not medical advice.
12 points
- BL67Zhiyin · Reaching Yin
- GB44Zuqiaoyin · Yin Portals of the Foot
- HT9Shaochong · Lesser Rushing
- KI1Yongquan · Gushing Spring
- LI1Shangyang · Shang Yang
- LR1Dadun · Big Mound
- LU11Shaoshang · Lesser Shang
- PC9Zhongchong · Middle Rushing
- SI1Shaoze · Lesser Marsh
- SP1Yinbai · Hidden White
- ST45Lidui · Strict Exchange
- TE1Guanchong · Rushing Pass
Keep exploring
- TCM vs MasunagaCompare classical channels and Zen Shiatsu extensions.
- View on bodySearch and filter 361 channel points plus extras and Japanese lineages.
- Ying-SpringSecond five-shu point; often studied with heat/clearing and channel dynamics.
- Shu-StreamThird five-shu; yuan-source on yin channels; bi/pain and damp themes in educational texts.
- Jing-RiverFourth five-shu; traditionally linked to cough/voice and channel flow.
- He-SeaFifth five-shu near elbows/knees; organ/fu regulation themes in channel theory.