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Hajo Holistic

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10/21/2025

animal acupuncture photos

09/25/2025

Hajo was so happy to host and the Koreatown Storytelling Program (KSP) for an acupressure lecture and demonstration. Dr. Kim shared the principles behind acupressure and his favorite points for health and wellness. Touch is healing!

KSP participants will be turning this into a zine focused on recovery. Stay tuned :)

09/17/2025

Historical photos of pulse reading

From “The Expressiveness of the Body” by Shigehisa Kuriyama

09/09/2025

Hajo Holistic was honored to be featured in VoyageLA 🫶📰

Link in bio for an interview with Dr. Kim talking about his hopes and dreams for Hajo and his patients.

09/08/2025

Dr. Kim loves his students!! Warmed my heart to see this in the Hajo office this morning. Did you know Dr. Kim has been a teacher for over 25 years? His greatest joy is seeing his students succeed and thrive in their own acupuncture journeys. 👨‍🏫

05/12/2025

Thank you to for for inviting Hajo to participate in a panel for the Honor Your Feelings Fest. Shoutout to for the graceful, thoughtful facilitation.

It was a gift to share the stage with other Koreatown Storytelling Program participants and spend the day in community!

04/26/2025

Happy Spring! The roses are blooming at the Huntington 🌹🌹💐💐

Hajo visited the Huntington’s medicinal garden. Do you recognize any of these plants?

白芷 (Bai Zhi) — Dahurian Angelica (Angelica dahurica)

滁菊花 (Chu Ju Hua) — Chu Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum morifolium)

當歸 (Dang Gui) — Chinese Angelica (Angelica sinensis)

Stop by to see these herbs on your way back from the Chinese Garden🪴

02/22/2025

Did you know Dr. Hajo was a professor of acupuncture and herbology for over 20 years? Teaching students is one of his greatest passions.

At Hajo, we want to serve as an educational resource for people interested in traditional medicine. In the next few posts, we will go through Dr. Hajo’s paper: “What is a Meridian? Differences between Oriental Medicine and Western Medicine.”

In traditional medicine, the body is seen holistically as more than flesh and connected to the spirit and universe.

Fundamentally, oriental medicine is based on yin-yang and five phase theory, which we will go into in later posts.

02/19/2025

I grew up with a big herbal cabinet—one of those beautiful, many-drawered chests where each compartment held a different herb. As a child, I loved the ritual of opening the tiny drawers, smelling and touching the herbs, and asking my dad about what they do. It felt like a magical world of healing was tucked inside that cabinet.

We eventually got rid of it because we ran out of space, but I still think about this cabinet.

I’ve been looking for the perfect apothecary cabinet for Hajo and fell down a rabbit hole looking at vintage herbal cabinets from around the world.

(1) 19th Century Chinese apothecary cabinet with Yellow Lacquer (药柜/Yaogui)
(2) 1930s Chinese Apothecary Cabinet with Red Lacquer
(3) A 20th Century Korean medicine chest (약장/Yakchang)
(4)Art Deco Apothecary Cabinet (US)

02/03/2025

The Neijing Tu is a complex and multilayered diagram integral to Taoist religious and alchemical practices. It merges earlier internal alchemy traditions with a unique vision of the body as a site for self-cultivation and transformation. Central to the cultivation of vital essences are techniques like visualization, breathwork, and the activation of the body’s subtle dimensions - processes that are rooted in spiritual journey across the spiritual and physical landscape.The body’s energy pathways (meridians) are mapped in the diagram as lines resembling natural landscape features, like rivers and mountains, symbolizing the flow of qi through the body, akin to water or wind in the natural world. The Neijing Tu reflects the Taoist idea that the body, like the universe, contains interconnected fields, seeds, and grain that, when cultivated, lead to enlightenment and the grasp of totality.

01/29/2025

happy year of the wood snake from Hajo! 🐍🐍

although our mascot is technically a bird god, I guess it also kind of looks like a snake?

wishing you health and happiness and dreams come true in 2025.

01/11/2025

Hajo Holistic is here to support our community during this challenging time. We are offering community acupuncture sessions to help those affected by the Los Angeles fires and our first responders.

Our therapeutic services are designed to alleviate grief, anxiety, and respiratory issues, We hope this provides some relief and healing during an unimaginable time.

Sessions are donation-based. To book, please send us a DM at or text 949-677-1644.

Please spread the word.

Address

210 W 8th Street, Unit 210
Los Angeles, CA
90057

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 7pm
Wednesday	10am - 7pm
Friday	10am - 7pm
Saturday	1pm - 7pm

Telephone

+19492931503

Website

http://hajoholistic.com/

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