Naoko
Naoko
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Naoko is a spiritual guide and meditation facilitator who leads the Jomon Ancestral Circle,
a non-religious ancestral pilgrimage retreat in the serene forests of Osaka, Japan.
She has guided thousands of participants in practices including
Breathwork and movement-based meditation
Sound healing and Hifumi Norito chanting
Nature connection and ancestral remembrance
Naoko is also the creator of the Japanese meditation YouTube channel “The Miracle Smile Forest”, followed by over 40,000 subscribers, sharing guided meditations, sound practices, and reflective exercises.
Her work is rooted in listening — to the land, the breath, and ancestral memory.
She holds sacred circles with a gentle presence and deep grounding, creating a space where participants naturally return to their inner rhythm and experience personal transformation.
Spiritual Orientation:
Jomon Ancestral Circle is non-religious.
Participants are invited to experience meditation, ancestral rituals, and body-based practices without adopting any doctrine or belief system.
This is a pilgrimage of listening and presence, not of faith or conversion.
a non-religious ancestral pilgrimage retreat in the serene forests of Osaka, Japan.
She has guided thousands of participants in practices including
Breathwork and movement-based meditation
Sound healing and Hifumi Norito chanting
Nature connection and ancestral remembrance
Naoko is also the creator of the Japanese meditation YouTube channel “The Miracle Smile Forest”, followed by over 40,000 subscribers, sharing guided meditations, sound practices, and reflective exercises.
Her work is rooted in listening — to the land, the breath, and ancestral memory.
She holds sacred circles with a gentle presence and deep grounding, creating a space where participants naturally return to their inner rhythm and experience personal transformation.
Spiritual Orientation:
Jomon Ancestral Circle is non-religious.
Participants are invited to experience meditation, ancestral rituals, and body-based practices without adopting any doctrine or belief system.
This is a pilgrimage of listening and presence, not of faith or conversion.
