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Japanese Acupuncture in Flatiron, NYC

Through precision Japanese palpation and the Balance Method system, we provide structured, phase-based acupuncture care designed to first reduce pain & symptoms, then correct the underlying imbalance, and finally stabilize long-term function.

This is not one-off relief.

This is a corrective process.

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Masayuki Adachi, MSOM., L.Ac.

Meet Masayuki Adachi, MSOM., L.Ac.

Founder & Clinical Director:

I specialize in treating chronic pain, neurological tension patterns, and internal disorders that have not fully responded to conventional care.

My treatment approach integrates:

• Dr. Tan’s Balance Method

• Japanese Meridian Palpation

• Myofascial mapping principles (Anatomy Trains)

• Herbal medicine and structural correction

Every session is designed with two objectives:

  1. Relieve your current symptoms
  2. Correct the deeper imbalance driving them

This dual focus allows the body to stabilize rather than relapse.

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Why Patients Commited to Care at Adachi Acupuncture

Rapid Pain Relief

Immediate results using advanced acupuncture techniques.

Posture & Alignment Correction

Restore natural body structure to support long-term healing.

Identify & Release Tissue Constriction

Diagnose and treat areas of tightness or energetic blockage.

Stretching & Movement Guidance

Personalized exercises to support recovery between sessions.

Diet & Nutritional Support

Tailored recommendations to improve digestion and overall health.

Custom Herbal Prescriptions

Formulas selected specifically for your body’s condition and needs.

Conditions We Commonly Treat

Chronic Pain

Digestive Disorders

Autoimmune Disorders

Gynecological problems

Allergies & Sinus Issues

Weight & Metabolism Support

Anxiety, Stress & Sleep Issues

Full List of Conditions

What Our Patients Say

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