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DESCRIPTION:<a style="font-weight: normal\;" href="https://www.japansociety
 .org/event/japanese-self-care-me-byo">https://www.japansociety.org/event/j
 apanese-self-care-me-byo</a>\nTALK\n<strong>Monday\, January 27\, 5:00 PM<
 /strong>\nSelf-care is so important to mental and physical wellness\, no m
 atter where you live. The Japanese concept of&nbsp\;<em>me-byo</em>\, or p
 reventive care\, embraces this philosophy through practices that offer the
  body restoration and support. Activities like meditating\, soaking in hot
  springs and eating nutritious foods fortify our bodies and may fend off a
 ilments before they arise. It's no surprise that places like Japan's Kanag
 awa region have become hotspots for the growing trend of health tourism\, 
 as travelers seek out resources to improve their well-being. At this talk\
 ,&nbsp\;<strong>Wataru Kasahara</strong>&nbsp\;from the International Tour
 ism Division in Kanagawa\,&nbsp\;<strong>Dr. Rai Shimoyama</strong>\, from
  internationally accredited Shonan Kamakura General Hospital and&nbsp\;<st
 rong>Dr. Hideki Katano</strong>\, founder of Venex Co. recovery-ware\, exp
 lain how to lead a healthy lifestyle through&nbsp\;<em>me-byo</em>.\n<stro
 ng>Tickets:</strong>&nbsp\;$15/$12 members\, seniors &amp\; students\nBuy 
 a ticket to&nbsp\;<em>Get to Know Kanagawa: Hot Springs\, Zen\, and the Gr
 eat Wave</em>&nbsp\;or&nbsp\;<em>Kamakura Zen: A Samurai Legacy</em>&nbsp\
 ;and&nbsp\;<strong>get $5 off</strong>&nbsp\;<em>Japanese Self-Care: Me-by
 o</em>!
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SUMMARY:Japanese Self-Care: Me-byo
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