Organization outline | Kasuga Sports Medicine Research Center

Kasuga Sports Medicine Research Center studies and advances the method of nerve-muscle coordination*. It employs clinical techniques, not load trainings, to enable recovery of muscle force weakened due to age or injury. The research center's effort realized improvement of muscle functions including self-sustained recovery and the muscle force, which is the main objective of the nerve-muscle coordination method. The center has crystallized the research results as a breakthrough remedy method for joint and muscle injuries—Tamatare Remedy. Kasuga Sports Medicine Research Center is the headquarters of Pain Office Kasuga, which effectively cures any spontaneous-onset pains in any part of the body including the lower back, knees, shoulders, arms, and the neck, if they are not caused by operations.

Note *: Published in the exercise metabolism sub-group of the Kinki branch of Japanese Society of Internal Medicine, July 10, 1993. (Hiroshi Kasuga, Kasuga Sports Medicine Research Center)

Name	Kasuga Sports Medicine Research Center, Kasuga Bodywork Headquarters of Pain Office Kasuga
Representative	Hiroshi Kasuga, chief of the institute
Location	[Head office] Nisiumeda Bld.2F, 2-1-15, Umeda, Kita-ku Osaka-shi, Osaka Zip code: 530-0001 　Tel: 06-6348-3716 [Training center] 888-17, Haruki-cho, Izumi-shi, Osaka Zip code: 594-1141 List of Kasuga Pain Offices across Japan
Summary of activities	(1) Research and development of clinical techniques and development of remedy physicians at Kasuga Sports Medicine Research Center (2) Operation of Pain Office Kasuga clinics and provision of clinical-technique training to franchise clinics (3) Publication of Takanoha Correspondence and Midosuji Correspondence
History	July 1984: Foundation of Kasuga Muscle Function Research Center at Koraibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi. May 1985: Foundation of Kasuga Sports Medicine Research Center at Nakazakinishi, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi. Afterwards, the research center has been studying clinical remedy methods based on medical science. The researched area includes: (1) Effects of the muscle function to joint pains (2) Effects of the muscle function to sensory organs (3) The muscle function and mechanical problems in joint movements (4) Effects of neuromuscular units to the pyramidal system (5) Effects of muscle metabolism to the muscle function These researches have been conducted from both the basic medicine and clinical medicine point of views. The achievement of the research on muscle metabolism acquired a reputation as a cutting-edge remedy method when it was announced as the method of nerve-muscle coordination at a Kinki local conference of Japanese Society of Internal Medicine on July 10, 1993. In 1991 and 1992, we volunteered to dispatch a medical staff to the Japanese national women's hockey team in response to a request from the Japanese Olympic Committee. September 1993: Moved to Daito-shi, Osaka. Since then, we started training classes on a full scale and started the development of remedy physicians. October 2008: Moved to Izumi-shi, Osaka. (Current training center) 2011: Moved the headquarters to Minami Kyuhoji Machi, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi.