WISNET Corporation, one of Japan’s leading welfare and health service institutions will establish 500 Ayurveda centers in Japan with Sri Lanka assistance.
Japanese to try out Ayurvedic treatment Indigenous Medicine Minister Salinda Dissanayake has embarked on a new venture of opening Ayurvedic centres to treat chronic and non-infectious diseases for Japanese nationals.
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The new move has been initiated following a discussion with a group of Japanese representatives, who are currently in Sri Lanka to make a feasibility study tour on the possibility of promoting Ayurveda medical studies in Japan. The Japan-Sri Lanka Friendship Association recently submitted a proposal on introducing the Ayurvedic studies in Japan.
The promotional activities of Ayurveda medicine in Japan has been coordinated by the Lankan Consul General in Japan and the Japan activities are being coordinated by the Sri Lanka Consul General in Japan and Chairman of Japan-Sri Lanka Cultural Trade Centre, Sunil Gamage.
- Project Name Ayurveda Centers In Japan
- Client WISNET Corporation
- Date Carpenting
- Duration July 25, 2012
- Location Negmbo, Sri Lanka
