栄養をよく噛んで食べて、しっかりと健康な食事を心がける。

Feature | 2025.5.24


久 優子_Yuko Hisashi

ボディメンテナンスサロン「美・Conscious」代表。
⼀般社団法⼈⽇本ホリスティックウェルネス協会 代表理事。
予防医学健康美協会・⽇本リンパセラピスト協会・
⽇本痩⾝医学協会・日本未病プラン協会で認定を受け講師として活動。
未病対策・⾝体のメカニズムやリンパ&⾎液の流れを整える
セルフケアなどの講座も開催。

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・web : https://yhbody.com/

Chew well and eat with intention.

For Yuko Hisashi, health starts with food. “It is no exaggeration to say that our bodies are built from what enters our mouths. What we ingest circulates throughout our entire system, becoming our very blood and flesh.”
A firm believer in food’s healing power, Hisashi also participates in Yamauchi’s Oshokujikai. “It’s not just about choosing good ingredients—it’s about preparing them so the body can absorb their nutrients. It’s a gathering that truly honors food.” She says the experience resets your sense of taste. “Delicious and healthy should be the same—but today, many prefer overly salty, sweet, and artificial flavors. Taste buds are like sensors, but for many, they’re out of tune. At Oshokujikai, the way ingredients are prepared and served promotes saliva production, reset the senses, and bring the body back to its natural, healthy state.”


栄養価が高い食材は味も色も濃い。自分で見極めることが大切。

Nutrient-rich foods are full of flavor and color—learning to recognize them is essential.

Like Yamauchi, Hisashi puts great importance on ingredients. “You’ve heard of organic vegetables, right? These days, the label is everywhere—but don’t be misled by that alone.” Isn’t organic produce supposed to be safe because it’s grown without chemicals and pesticides? “Sure, there’s nothing wrong with it. But go deeper—look at the leaves, the color, the weight in your hand. Get in the habit of checking where it’s from and who grew it. Train your senses to choose wisely.”
Hisashi says you can tell when ingredients are nutrient-rich—just by eating them. “Take tomatoes—those high in lycopene and other nutrients have rich flavor and taste amazing. Think back to vegetables from the past. They all had strong flavor and felt weighty in the hand. Today’s vegetables often feel weak by comparison.”
When your taste buds are out of tune, it’s hard to judge nutrition by flavor. “That’s why places like Oshokujikai matter. If you’re over 50, it can help you remember how vegetables used to taste.
If you’re younger, it’s a place to discover real flavor—and learn to choose food that truly supports your health.”

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私をつくる食。

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私をつくる食。

人は食べて生きている、という話。

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