From Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) to Forest Therapy: The Evolution of a Japanese Health Concept

Haiku-poezija i metoda Shinrin-yoku, poznata kao „šumsko kupanje”, dva su aspekta japanske kulture koja naglašavaju povezanost čovjeka s prirodom. Haiku-poezija, sa svojom jednosta...

The article traces its conceptual evolution from the Japanese 森林浴構想 (Forest Bathing Concept) to scientifically grounded “forest therapy” and “forest medicine,” linking these to glo...

This study aimed to investigate the effects of dynamic and static forest bathing (Shinrin-yoku) on the physiological and psychological health of males and females. Dynamic pre-test...

This article examines the comprehensive assessment and optimization of invitations used in guided Shinrin-Yoku sessions, with particular attention to how such invitations may be de...

Shinrin-yoku (forest bathing) is a cost-effective healing practice, and has attracted the interest of scientists. Recently, its effects on mental health has been increasingly repor...

Forest bathing is an approach that uses the healing effects of forests to improve people's health and prevent disease through forest walks. Although the terms forest therapy and fo...

Aim This study is a quasi-experimental research that was conducted to evaluate the effects of bathing on vital signs and oxygen saturation in intubated children who are...

Abstract Aims While Japan's bathing culture contributes to better health, it has also become a social problem due to the ...