Basic knowledge, ranging from the root of the Eastern and Western medicine to the advanced modern medicine, will be acquired.

All therapy depends on the hand.

Judo Therapy is the traditional Japanese medical science responding to bone fracture, dislocation, sprain, blow and damages of tendon and soft tissue. Known familiarly as "bonesetting" or "coaptation", it has been developed using manipulative procedures to tap the patient's natural healing power.

Since Judo Therapy comes under the insurance (medical expenses), therapists pursue a range of fields including opening a bonesetter's clinic to contribute to the community healthcare, working at orthopedics of hospital, and working as a sports trainer.

The College appoints instructors experienced in the front lines in the field for teaching specialized subjects.

Seasoned professionals teach the clinical practice and treatment based on the experiences in the modern medical profession as well as the basic knowledge and theory. "National examination preparation seminar" is also available to support students' efforts toward success in the National Examination for Judo Therapy practitioners.