Kazuya Kudo

Profile17th Head Monk of Kyuzanji Temple, Founded in 1500.Founder of Self-Healing Recovery Dojo®CEO of Cho-Genki Co., Ltd. Born in 1973 as the second son of a Buddhist priest father and a mother from a Christian family of generations of teachers.Experienced the loss of a mother in childhood and a child after adulthood.From third grade, he endured five hours of daily exam preparation, crushed by stress, spending his childhood physically and mentally warped.In eighth grade, questioning the academic-focused society, he dropped out and was trained by a senior in a motorcycle gang (laughs).He suffered through a youth plagued by illness and pain, and at age 37, he developed facial nerve paralysis, leaving the right side of his face completely immobile (half-dead).Later, he encountered a master with divine skills. Inspired by his own miraculous recovery, he founded the Self-Healing Recovery Dojo® to share this with the world!He teaches Ninja techniques that correct posture and unlock dormant potential by aligning the jaw and hip joints and integrating ancient Japanese traditional methods into daily life, embarking on a nationwide journey.In Reiwa Year 1 (2019), he was appointed head monk under the Buddhist name “Seiwa.”While imparting the foundational “axis” that guides solutions not only for illness but also for education, relationships, and various other problems, he also serves as head monk of a temple with over 500 years of history, preserving its legacy and fulfilling the role of conducting funerals and seeing off the departed.Conversely, he is widely acknowledged as one of Japan's foremost free men, traveling over 300 days annually.He witnessed a meteorite's atmospheric entry in Central America and is a Party Monk who attends renowned global festivals like Burning Man and total solar eclipse events.He has held dojo tours at the EO World Entrepreneurs Conference in the USA, Australia, and Guatemala, teaching over 5,000 participants worldwide.Fusing intuition and theory, he continually pursues “the essence of abundance,” offering guidance for every concern from cradle to grave.HobbiesMushroom huntingCampfire cookingNatural farming MottoGo with the flowA friend of a friend is a friendEither way is fine, and neither