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| Kaori Yoshino |
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The Alexander Technique Center / Studio K
#708, 20-1 Umetada-cho, Sanjyo-dori
Karasuma Higashi-iru, Nakagyo-ku,
Kyoto 604-8136, Japan
Telephone: 075 251 0533
Fax : 075 251 0533
Email: BZW05131@nifty.com
Website: homepage2.nifty.com/studioK
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| Kikuko Kurose |
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3-11 sanban-cho, kurakuen,
Nishinomiya, Hyogo 662-0081, Japan
Telephone: 0798 74 2560
Fax: 0798 74 2560
Website: www.jstat.jp
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| Ryoko Izutsu |
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Midori-cho, kita-ku, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan &
75 Ashville Road, Leytonstone, London,
E11 4DS The United Kingdom
She is based in England, but at certain times also teaching in Japan. Please feel free to contact her mail address.
Email: ryoko.izutsu@googlemail.com
Website: www.jstat.jp
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| Hoi Sze Grace Chan |
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Pianist, professional & experienced piano teacher
Performing Arts Department at Goldsmiths College, University of London
The Academy for Performing Arts in Hong Kong
The Arch, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Telephone 1: 44-(0)208-390-9862 or 44-(0)7804-331594
Telephone 2: 852-24067197
Email: h.s.g.chan@gold.ac.uk
Website: www.jstat.jp
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ATC Alexander Technique Teacher Training School
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Head of Training: Lucas Lorenzi
lessons, workshops, training course
5-10 Nishino Otesaki-cho, Yamashina-ku,
Kyoto 607-8344, Japan
Telephone: 075 582 6780
Fax : 075 582 6782
Email: info@alexandertechnique.ne.jp
Website: www.alexandertechnique.ne.jp
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The few and rare JSTAT registered Alexander teachers offer competent tuition in the Alexander Technique.
You might narrow your choice, first, based on how close a teacher is located to you geographically. Reading the teacher biographies will give you a broader picture
as well as specific information to help you determine if a teacher’s interests and experience overlap with yours.
You may contact any JSTAT teacher with questions regarding both the Alexander Technique and that particular teacher’s approach,
area of emphasis, fees, and schedule. You may find yourself ready to sign up for an Alexander lesson after just one phone conversation but feel free to call several
teachers before making your decision. You are not obligated to take more than a single lesson or workshop, or to continue with a particular teacher beyond the first lesson,
if you feel in any way uncomfortable or if you simply don’t want to continue. We encourage you to experience at least three lessons before deciding whether or not the
technique is for you.
For further information about the Alexander Technique and qualified lessons with teachers
in Japan please contact an Alexander teacher listed above or JSTAT's office in Kyoto.
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