For English-Speaking Parents
in Sapporo
English Available
Sapporo Baby Osteopathy is a specialized gentle baby care clinic
located just a 3-minute walk from Sakaemachi Station (Subway Toho Line).
About the Practitioner
I provide gentle, pain-free osteopathic care for infants, drawing on my background as a licensed Physical Therapist with over 14 years of hospital experience and 3,600+ sessions of baby treatments.
Please feel free to reach out even if you have concerns about the language.
Why Choose Us
Our Approach
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Gentle & Pain-Free: Using extremely gentle touches (like touching water), I help release tensions in your baby’s body.
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Non-Helmet Approach: Focusing on natural development without the need for helmet therapy.
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Private & Calm Space: A quiet, appointment-only private room where parents and babies can relax.
Baby’s Common Concerns We Treat
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Flat head / Plagiocephaly (looking for non-helmet gentle approaches)
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Torticollis / Preferential head turning
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Birth trauma / Cranial tension from difficult deliveries
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Sleep issues / Colic / Reflux / Infant constipation
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Primitive reflexes integration support
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Breastfeeding / Latching difficulties & tongue-tie care
Note on detailed information: For more details on each concern, please feel free to use your browser's translation feature (such as Google Translate) to read our Japanese pages.
Access & Location
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Address: 1st floor, Monte Link 4315, Kita 43-jo Higashi 15-chome 1-7, Higashi-ku, Sapporo
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Station: Just a 3-minute walk from Exit 2 of Sakaemachi Station (Subway Toho Line). Stroller-friendly!
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Parking: 1 space available.
「A baby's healthy growth starts with a mother's peace of mind.」
You are not alone in raising your baby in Japan.
Raising a child away from your home country can sometimes feel overwhelming and isolating. If you ever feel concerned about your baby's head shape, body tension, or development, please don't carry the worry all by yourself.
For those looking for detailed information on infant head shapes, preferred care approaches, please feel free to use your browser's translation feature (such as Google Translate) to explore the dedicated Japanese page below.