✨ Holistic Healing in Uji, Japan
People living in Uji, from the Ogura neighborhood to the Uji neighborhood itself, can receive distance Reiki attunements delivered digitally by Rev. Michael Allison. Uji residents can also book distance Reiki sessions, which take place entirely online while they rest quietly at home in their own corner of Uji.
Uji holds Byodo-in, whose Phoenix Hall appears on the ten yen coin, and Ujigami Shrine, the oldest surviving shrine building in Japan. Uji green tea has been prized since the twelfth century, and that long story sits beside the Uji River and Uji Bridge.
Anyone in Uji who pays with a ten yen coin holds the Phoenix Hall of Byodo-in in hand, a small daily reminder of the town. An online attunement fits that same everyday rhythm, since Uji residents can join from home in Ogura or the Uji neighborhood without changing their day.
Uji Bridge crosses the Uji River, and the water gives the town a clear line that connects its oldest places and its quieter neighborhoods. Ujigami Shrine stands as the oldest surviving shrine building in Japan, a fact that places Uji at the start of a very long architectural story. The Tale of Genji Museum gives Uji a place devoted to literature, so the town keeps story and memory close alongside its shrines and temples. From Ogura to the Uji neighborhood itself, residents share a town where green tea has carried value across more than eight centuries of seasons. Rev. Michael Allison offers distance Reiki sessions and online attunements that Uji residents receive at home, close to Byodo-in, the shrine and the river.
