Understand first
A brief conversation before the session makes room for your condition and needs.
Nangang, Taipei · By appointment
ManaTouch is a bodywork practice created by Kai in Nangang, Taipei. Rooted in Hawaiian Lomi Lomi, each session is offered with breath, hands, presence, and genuine care for the whole person.

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THE WHOLE PERSON
Everyone arrives with a different life, body history, and state on that particular day. What matters is not only which technique is used, but how Kai meets the person in front of him—with respect, attention, and honesty.
A brief conversation before the session makes room for your condition and needs.
Pressure, pace, and areas of touch can be adjusted or skipped.
An earlier answer never prevents you from pausing or choosing differently later.
MANA · HANDS · CONNECTION
In Hawaiian language and culture, mana points to a sacred and powerful presence. To Kai, it feels like warm sunlight: a life energy that can be sensed and shared. In the Lomi lineage he has studied, bodywork is more than a sequence of movements. Through breath, hands, and presence, mana becomes part of a meeting between body and heart.
A dedicated Lomi studio in Taiwan, based in Nangang, Taipei, offering a complete Hawaiian Lomi Lomi experience shaped by breath, presence, flowing touch, and attentive care.
LOMI IN MOTION
You do not need to imagine every detail from words alone. Kai’s breath, hands, and draping show how Lomi unfolds through a steady and attentive rhythm.
Continue from this touch into the servicesSERVICES
Each form of bodywork carries its own cultural background, language of touch, and rhythm. Begin by understanding how each one unfolds and what gives it its particular quality, then follow what genuinely interests you.
Lomi comes from Hawaiʻi. More than massage technique, it carries a way of meeting the body through aloha, breath, flow, and relationship. One of its defining qualities is wave-like movement that travels along long, unbroken pathways across joints, the upper and lower body, and different regions. Rather than dividing the body into separate areas, the continuous flow invites body and inner experience to be felt again as one whole. At ManaTouch, this Hawaiian practice meets the person—not one isolated area—through hands and presence.
Kai studied directly with respected Hawaiian Lomi teacher Wayne Kealohi Powell and completed his training and certification.
Unlike the painful, forceful stretching many people associate with Thai massage, ManaTouch does not treat reaching a maximum range as depth. Breath, tension, and the body’s response guide gentle yet substantial stretching, guided positioning, and the wrapping, traction, and support of Pha Khao Ma. Cloth, rhythm, touch, and movement come together as a rich sensory language within Thai bodywork.
Kai studied advanced mat stretching, high-table stretching, and elbow-and-knee Thai massage directly with Thai master instructor Dew.
As Kai becomes familiar with a person’s body and preferences around touch, the session no longer needs to follow a fixed sequence. Conversation and the state of the day guide clear, restrained choices among acupressure, oil massage, and other studied approaches.
Each session grows from familiarity, conversation, and the body’s response that day.
CLIENT REFLECTIONS
These reflections come from experiences clients previously chose to share publicly. Every person’s experience is different; these words are not promises of an outcome, but a way to sense the quality a session may hold.
“It felt as though two people were dancing.”
Public client reflection · Lomi
“The touch was gentle, yet it carried strength. It completely changed what I thought massage could feel like.”
Public client reflection · Lomi
“When it ended, I had one clear feeling: my body was beautiful. It had been a long time since I had felt that way about my body.”
Public client reflection · Lomi
“The work felt very fluid, following the body’s own pathways. Along the way, I could let go of thinking and bring my attention back to myself.”
Public client reflection · Lomi
“Compared with hands-on stretching, the cloth felt gentler. My body felt more able to let go, and I could sense where things felt less coordinated.”
Public client reflection · Thai Cloth
“It felt as though my whole body shifted from tension into release—almost like restarting.”
Public feedback summary · Thai Stretching
SESSION DETAILS
The duration and price of each service are listed below. Take your time to consider the quality of touch, the time available, and what you need today.
See how a first visit begins. Anything still on your mind can be explored gently together on LINE.
FIRST VISIT
It is natural to have questions about clothing, touch, draping, or the process. The session remains flexible, and you may ask questions or request changes at any time.
Share a service and preferred time—or simply what you are looking for. Kai replies in English, then sends preparation notes and the studio address after confirming the booking.
Review your condition, injuries, allergies, preferences, and what you need that day.
Pressure and pace can change; areas may be skipped; you may pause at any time.
There is time afterward to rest, clean up or shower, and share feedback if you wish.
KAIFounder · PractitionerABOUT KAI
Kai began with Hawaiian Lomi Lomi and continues to study Thai bodywork, structural approaches, Esalen-inspired bodywork, and other methods. These studies are not used to make a session complicated. They offer greater clarity and choice when meeting different people and different bodies.
The whole person is treated, not just the symptom.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
In Nangang, Taipei—about 5 minutes from MRT Nangang Exhibition Center Station and 12 minutes from Nangang HSR/TRA/MRT Station. The full address is shared after booking.
Yes. Booking communication and the entire session are available in Mandarin or English. Japanese is not currently available.
A deposit is generally not required. Payment is accepted by cash or bank transfer. Please give as much notice as possible if you need to reschedule.
Like a professional oil-massage salon session, Lomi is received nude with salon cloth securely covering and wrapping the body. Intimate areas remain covered, and Kai asks again before portions that need another check-in. You may skip, request a change, or stop according to how safe you feel in the moment.
JOURNAL
From meeting the whole person, mana, and breath to the different languages of touch in Heartworks and Temple Style, three notes gently unfold the feeling and background of Lomi.
Discover how Lomi uses long, wave-like pathways to meet the body as a whole rather than as separate parts.
Through the name ManaTouch, explore how breath, hands, and connection become present in a Lomi session.
Meet the distinct rhythms, qualities of touch, and experiences of Heartworks and Temple Style.
AVAILABILITY
Here are the next few dates that are still open for inquiry. If your preferred time is not listed, you are welcome to share what works for you on LINE.
10:00 · 14:00 · 18:00
10:00 · 14:00
10:00 · 14:00
18:00
10:00 · 19:00
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BOOKING
You do not need to know which session to choose. Share what you are curious about, a preferred date and time, and anything you would like to clarify. Kai will reply in English and confirm the arrangement with you.
Add ManaTouch on LINE
Share a service, or simply what you are looking for
Kai replies in English and confirms the time
FOLLOW MANATOUCH
Continue getting to know ManaTouch through social media
Visit Instagram to see how sessions unfold in practice, or read Kai’s observations on touch, learning, and the body on Threads.
Session footage and client reflections
↗ThreadsLearning notes and everyday observations
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