Thank you very much for visiting my website.
My name is Yoko Amoroso, and I am a mental trainer.
I would like to introduce myself here, so that you can get to know a little more about who I am and the path that has brought me to where I am today.
I was born in Tachikawa, Tokyo.
The work I have continued for the longest period of time is as a Thai bodywork trainer, a field I have been involved in for about 16 years.
Ever since I was a child, I have carried a deep desire to know what is truly real.
In my own way, I have continued a lifelong journey in search of what “truth” means to me.
After studying and training in many spiritual fields, I encountered quantum mechanics and came to understand that the body, matter, the heart, and consciousness are all made of elementary particles. Through this, I began to learn about the nature and qualities of those particles.
As I came to understand the quantum world, everything I had studied up until then began to connect.
It was as if the scales had fallen from my eyes.
The invisible world, which had once felt vague and mysterious, finally began to make sense to me through logic and structure.
And through the power of science, I was finally able to meet the “results” I had long been seeking.
After many detours, struggles, and moments of bumping my head along the way, I finally encountered a method that allows change to happen with ease.
That is why I now wish to support others in becoming the version of themselves they truly desire to be, lightly and naturally, while allowing their wishes to unfold one after another.
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Certified Kaiun Kakusei® Navigator, Energy Control® Association
Since August 2022 -
Certified Instructor Grand Master, Energy Control® Association
Since November 2021 -
Certified Instructor, Japan Prenatal Memory Education® Association
Since November 2019 -
TRT Psychological Therapy Therapist
Since 2019 -
Thai Bodywork Trainer
Since 2006 / approximately 16 years of experience -
Spiritual training experience in Thailand, including time spent as a nun
2009–2015 -
Japanese language teacher in Bangkok, Thailand
April 2004–March 2006 -
Backpacking through Okinawa’s remote islands and various Asian countries
2000–2016 -
Graduated from Nihon University, College of Commerce, Department of Business Administration
2000 -
Completed Reiki Healing Third Degree
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Hand Scan Healing Practitioner
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Access Bars Practitioner
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Clairvoyant Reading
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OPA Therapist
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NLP Psychological Therapist
Therapist Background
Before receiving a session or taking a course with me, I feel it is important for you to know, even just a little, what kind of person I am.
For that reason, I would like to share my experiences and thoughts openly, including the story of my early life.
I will begin by telling my story in chronological order, starting from childhood.
Childhood
Ever since I was very young, I was the kind of child who wanted to know what was truly real.
Even when adults said things to children with the best intentions, I would often wonder, “Is that really true?”
I was always sensing beyond the words people spoke, quietly searching for the real feelings and intentions behind them.
Elementary School Years
On the day of my elementary school entrance ceremony, I went around to each of my 40 classmates and asked them, one by one, “Will you be my friend from today?”
Until around the fourth grade, my days were filled with pure happiness.
I was bright, innocent, and completely free-spirited.
Every day felt full and joyful, without even a trace of anxiety.
But one sunny day in fourth grade, something happened at the park.
I call it “the trampoline incident.”
While playing, I accidentally stepped on the foot of an older student.
For some reason, I absolutely did not want to apologize.
From that day on, I began to be ignored by the entire group of fifth and sixth graders.
It felt as if my world had changed overnight.
The days that had felt like heaven suddenly became the beginning of a very painful chapter.
Junior High and High School Years
After the trampoline incident, I completely lost sight of how to express myself.
Because of the experience of being ignored by a group, I became afraid of how suddenly people could change.
Little by little, I found it difficult to open my heart.
I spent my days quietly in the corner of the classroom, trying not to stand out as much as possible.
The time I feared most was free time, such as recess, when there was no clear structure and everyone moved freely.
I wanted to change myself, so for high school, I chose a private school where no one knew me.
But even after changing my environment, I was not able to overcome the trauma.
I could not feel confident in myself.
I could not express who I was at all.
No matter what I did, I could not truly enjoy my high school life from the heart.
College and Early Career Years
During my college years, I found a small group of close friends and was able to enjoy many happy moments.
However, after an experience that made me feel deeply betrayed by someone I had trusted, I found myself unable to trust people again. I developed a fear of interpersonal relationships and spent about a year withdrawn from the outside world.
In the latter half of my third year of college, my friends around me began job hunting.
But visiting one company after another and speaking about my reasons for applying in interviews felt strangely false to me. No matter how hard I tried, I simply could not bring myself to do it.
At the time, I had no idea what I truly wanted to do.
The only industry I managed to choose, almost by process of elimination, was the beauty and esthetics industry.
On the day of the interview, it was raining.
Dressed in a suit, I opened my umbrella and rode my bicycle toward the station.
But because of the rain, my bicycle slipped sideways on a slope and I fell spectacularly.
My suit was torn, the skin on my palms was scraped off, and I ended up covered in blood.
In that moment, I somehow convinced myself, “This must mean I’m not supposed to continue job hunting.”
And from there, I decided to travel to Okinawa alone.
I hoped that somewhere along the journey, I might encounter what I truly wanted to do.
On Taketomi Island in Okinawa, I listened to the life stories of people I felt I could call my seniors in life.
Through their experiences, I realized once again that graduating from elementary school, junior high school, high school, and university, and then getting a job, was not the only path one could take in life.
As I listened to their stories, I kept asking myself, “What do I really want to do?”
The answer that arose from within me was, “I want to live overseas.”
I remembered that I had always carried this longing somewhere inside.
However, living abroad costs money. Studying abroad also costs money.
Then an idea came to me: “I could become a Japanese language teacher and live overseas.”
Once I make up my mind, I tend to act quickly.
After returning from my trip, I attended a school for about a year to become a Japanese language teacher.
I had always thought that teaching others was something I was extremely bad at.
Still, because it was connected to something I truly wanted, I kept going. During practice classes, I was so nervous that I would tremble as I stood in front of others.
Around that time, I happened to see a famous actress on television say, “Actually, I’m very shy.”
I was shocked.
How could someone who performed with such confidence say that she was shy?
At the time, I could hardly believe it.
But then I realized something.
If you fully step into a role and play it through, even something unfamiliar can begin to look natural and dignified. And if you keep doing it, eventually it becomes part of you.
From that point on, I decided to intentionally take on part-time jobs in areas I felt were difficult for me or had never experienced before.
I worked at convenience stores, restaurants, izakaya-style dining places, and other customer service jobs.
Because I was not good with phone communication, I worked at a call center.
To learn manners and hospitality, I worked in hotel banquet service and at wedding venues.
I also did temporary office work, factory conveyor-belt work, sign-holding on street corners, and even door-to-door sales.
Whenever I saw a job opening, I would jump in, ask for an interview, and try almost anything I had never done before.
I felt that the fewer things I considered myself “bad at,” the more freedom I would have.
Eventually, I successfully obtained my qualification as a Japanese language teacher, and the place I was sent to as an intern was Thailand.
There, I had another major encounter.
In fact, after completing the Japanese language teacher training course, on the very last day at the graduation ceremony, I fell in love at first sight with a man from another class.
I felt disappointed, thinking, “The course is already over, so I’ll probably never see him again.”
Then, I happened to see a notice on the school bulletin board recruiting interns to teach Japanese in Thailand.
The moment I saw it, I thought, “This is it.”
So I immediately raised my hand and said I wanted to go.
And then, by complete coincidence, that same man I had fallen in love with also decided to go.
In Thailand, this turned into a great romance.
With an intensity strong enough that we might have run away together, I was deeply influenced by his philosophical way of thinking, and I began to face myself in a much deeper way.
After four and a half years, our relationship eventually came to an end.
Still, the influence he had on me was immeasurable.
Independence became an important theme in my life.
Since the salary of a Japanese language teacher was very low, I began thinking that I needed to gain another practical skill.
That is what led me to study Thai massage in Thailand before returning to Japan.
At first, I began working with Thai massage at a bathing facility simply so I would not forget what I had learned.
But before I knew it, Thai bodywork had truly become my work.
And eventually, it became something I felt deeply passionate about.
Years of Spiritual Training
The more I worked closely with my clients, the more I became drawn into the profound depth of Thai bodywork and the human body itself.
I began to feel a sincere desire to become someone who could truly heal others, in the deepest sense of the word.
With that wish in my heart, I decided to return to Thailand once again for intensive training.
I visited many Thai bodywork schools in Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
However, at every school, what I was taught was mainly the specific sequence of techniques used by that school.
This gradually gave rise to a question within me.
Every person has a different body shape, and each person carries different issues, symptoms, and conditions.
So I began to wonder, “Is it really right to offer the exact same sequence of treatments to everyone?”
While I was holding this question inside, I happened to meet a spiritual teacher named Sharam, an Iranian teacher living in Chiang Mai.
That encounter completely changed the course of my life.
What I wished for at the time was very simple:
“I want to become someone who can truly heal people.”
Sharam’s answer to me was:
“To do that, you must grow your own soul.”
What he meant by the growth of the soul was that if I remained controlled by my ego and mind, I would not be able to allow good energy to flow through my treatments.
I was being asked to become transparent, like a clear and empty channel.
From then on, my days were filled with meditation.
Day after day, I faced myself deeply, observing my ego and mind, and continuing the inner work of letting them go.
Another important teaching from my teacher was this:
“Let go of attachment.”
One day, as a symbol of releasing my attachment to being seen as a woman, I shaved off my long hair and became completely bald.
From there, I entered what could be called a path of ascetic training.
And in its own way, it also marked the beginning of the most painful chapter of my life.
I had mystical experiences unlike anything I had ever known before.
At the same time, what caused me great suffering was something known as a “psychic attack.”
Because of this, I fell into a state that felt almost like depression, or as if I had become a shell of myself.
It felt as though I was no longer myself.
I was overwhelmed by an enormous sense of fear and by all kinds of invisible negative energies.
This was one of the darkest and most difficult periods of my life.
Returning to Okinawa
I realized that if I stayed where I was, I might completely break down, so I decided to leave that place.
By that time, I had shaved my head. Because of that, I had also been disowned by my parents, and I had nowhere to go.
So I decided to head once again to Taketomi Island in Okinawa, a place where I had once been able to change.
There, I was allowed to work at a small island restaurant, and I was also given the opportunity to rent a small one-story house.
However, no matter where I went, the psychic attacks did no
t stop.
Eventually, the situation became so difficult that it felt almost as if I were being driven off the island.
I truly had no idea how I was supposed to keep living from that point on.
I moved to another island and somehow managed to find work at an izakaya-style restaurant.
On my days off, I would go to the ocean and sing, trying desperately, all by myself, to restore my heart little by little.
After about a year, when my hair had grown back, I returned to my family home as if nothing had happened.
And yes, I say that with a little laugh now.
Encountering Prenatal Memory Education
For a long time, there was a deep gap between what I wanted to do and what my parents wished for me.
I often pushed forward with what I wanted, even when my parents were against it.
At the same time, I carried the feeling that my parents did not trust me, that they did not understand how I felt, and that we simply could not understand one another.
It was difficult to say that our hearts were truly connected.
The words, “Why can’t they understand me?” were always somewhere inside me.
Because I believed that even if I spoke honestly, they would not understand, I gradually stopped sharing my true feelings with my family.
Before I knew it, I had formed a strong belief within myself:
“Family is something where people cannot understand one another.”
That belief stayed firmly rooted in my mind.
Because of that, whenever I had to make an important decision, I did not consult my family. I would simply report it afterward.
I would make the decision on my own, and then, right before taking action, I would reluctantly let them know.
In many cases, I already knew they would oppose me if I consulted them.
And I also strongly felt that if I gave up on my own will because they opposed me, I did not want to later use my parents as an excuse for why I could not do what I wanted.
However, later on, through my encounter with the film Prenatal Memories of Children and with Prenatal Memory Education, something began to change greatly in the way I saw family and in my relationship with my parents.
Through Prenatal Memory Education, the way I related to my parents and the way I perceived things began to shift.
Experiences that had once felt like scattered, unrelated dots began to connect into a single line.
Even the experiences I had regretted in the past began to transform into a vivid and meaningful story.
It felt almost as if I had finally been able to check the answers to my own life.
I became able to find meaning and value in every experience, and to affirm the path I had walked.
With Dr. Akira Ikegawa and Yuko Dobashi, Board Members
of the Prenatal Memory Education Association
Into the World of Modern Science
and Quantum Reality
I had explored many aspects of the invisible world and had gone through many forms of spiritual training.
Even so, there were still parts of myself that I could understand intellectually, but could not truly change.
Those parts existed deep within my subconscious mind, in the realm of how I perceived myself.
“I want to love myself.”
“I want to have confidence in myself.”
“I want to trust myself.”
“I want to accept myself.”
No matter how sincerely I wished for these things, and no matter how many affirmations I repeated, this part of me did not change easily.
What finally allowed that part to change was the quantum psychology method.
Until then, I had often felt at the mercy of the invisible world.
But when I encountered the scientific world of quantum mechanics, my consciousness became incredibly free.
I felt a deep sense of relief, realizing that I no longer had to be afraid of invisible energies.
For the first time, I could say that I had finally become the self I had wanted to be for so, so long.
Even within the vague and invisible world of spirituality, there were laws that could be understood through science.
The abilities I had once tried to attain through ascetic training were something I could now access through scientific formulas.
I became able to cleanse my emotions with ease.
Through the world of quantum science, I learned how to freely choose and determine what I wanted to manifest from among infinite possibilities. I also became able to create attraction with much greater ease.
I was truly amazed to realize that we have entered an era in which even negative information from the past, stored in the subconscious mind, can have its frequency changed, allowing us to create the reality we desire more lightly and naturally.
It is no longer an era that requires ascetic hardship.
And yes, I say that with a smile.
Chosen as Mrs. International Japan and Stepping Onto the World Stage in the United States
First, I continued using the quantum psychology method on myself.
I felt that unless I could create transformation within my own life, I would not be able to speak with true conviction to my clients.
The changes that unfolded in my reality were remarkable.
My HSP sensitivity improved.
My fear of speaking in front of others improved.
My self-esteem rose.
I began offering my own courses.
I built a new home.
My annual income increased by dozens of times.
And eventually, I founded my own company.
Both spiritually and materially, my reality changed dramatically. Even I was astonished by the speed of the transformation.
I became able to stand independently and cleanse myself with ease.
When fear arose, I could easily clear it.
When I had a goal or a vision of who I wanted to become, I could set that information using techniques based on quantum mechanical formulas.
Simply by repeating this process, the changes I desired began to be drawn into my life, my work, and my everyday reality, one after another.
Everything began to flow smoothly, and I was feeling a deep sense of happiness.
Then one day, several prophetic readers told me, one after another:
“You should wear clothes that stand out more.”
“Express beauty.”
“You will stand on a public stage, express beauty, and receive an award.”
“What? Me?”
I was truly surprised, because I had never had such a desire at all.
But when I thought about it more deeply, I realized something.
Because I had once shaved my head and gone through spiritual training, I had unconsciously placed limitations on myself:
“I must not dress beautifully.”
“I must not express my femininity.”
“I must not stand out.”
I began to wonder:
Perhaps if I released these limitations, I would be able to live more freely.
Perhaps this would lead me to express myself with greater freedom.
I came to feel that these messages were being given to me again and again so that I could expand into even greater possibilities as someone who continually seeks wholeness.
So I thought, “All right, let’s make this an experiment.”
Since I had a technique that could create real changes in reality, I decided to use the quantum psychology method on myself and set the intention:
“I will receive an opportunity to enter a contest.”
Then, unbelievably, about one month later, I was contacted through a surprising turn of events by a woman who had been chosen as Mrs. International Japan in 2023.
I was absolutely astonished.
When I told her about the prophetic messages I had received, she said, “In that case, why don’t you try entering next year’s contest, Yoko?”
I thought, “What? This is such an unbelievable development!”
Of course, deep down, I also knew: I had set this intention myself, and now it had actually arrived.
Even after receiving the invitation, an enormous amount of fear came up within me, and I found it very difficult to make a decision.
That was when I realized just how much fear I had around the world of women competing in beauty.
Then the woman who had invited me said, “There is a dress photo shoot next week. Would you like to join us?”
And as if by design, that day happened to be completely open in my schedule.
Encounters, offers, and timing began arriving one after another, as if everything had already been prepared.
The flow became so unstoppable that I finally felt I had no choice but to surrender to it.
After that, I made up my mind.
I told myself, “Even if I have something important to share, no one will know unless I express it outwardly. Perhaps this stage can become a place where I can express the feelings I have carried since childhood. I am going to do this.”
With that resolve, I applied for the contest and was successfully selected as a finalist.
At first, I was filled with fear.
But I also thought, “Isn’t this a perfect opportunity to use myself as an experiment?”
Every time fear arose, I cleared it.
Each time, I asked myself, “Who do I want to become?”
And I continued using the technique on myself.
Then, as I set my intentions, changes began to appear.
Walking, physical expression, correcting the posture I had once given up on, dieting, and many other unknown experiences I had felt resistant toward began to transform.
I became completely fascinated by the way I myself was changing, and the whole process became more and more enjoyable.
And the more seriously I committed to the challenge, the more I was blessed with wonderful connections, including people who felt like family to my soul and those who supported me wholeheartedly.
Then, on the day of the competition, surrounded by so much support, I was honored to receive the Grand Prix as Japan’s representative.
From there, the path opened for me to step onto the world stage in the United States.
It was a view and a storm of emotion unlike anything I had ever experienced before.
Expanding Into International Activities
After that, I began to receive opportunities that connected me with Thailand, a country I deeply love.
I was also selected as a collection model for a Thai designer, and I had the opportunity to be interviewed by nine Thai television stations.
I was simply amazed to find myself standing in a world I could never have imagined before.
“It Was Okay for All of My Wishes to Come True!”
Quietly, yet from the very depths of my heart, I heard a voice rising within me.
In the past, there was a part of me that was afraid to have dreams or goals.
Somewhere unconsciously, I believed, “They probably won’t come true anyway.”
And if I wished for something and failed to achieve it, I felt I might end up blaming myself. So instead, I had tried to simply surrender to life and move with its flow.
Standing in front of people.
Expressing beauty as a woman.
Allowing the joy in my heart to shine outward.
These simple symbols of happiness were things I had somehow given up on.
I cared too much about how others saw me, and I tried to convince myself that I was already happy enough just as I was.
But deep inside, my heart was not truly fulfilled.
No matter how much gratitude I received from others, and no matter how many qualifications I obtained, the feeling that something was missing never completely disappeared.
Entering an Era Where Miracles Can Be Created Intentionally
“Changing myself is extremely difficult.”
“To gain something, I have to sacrifice something else.”
These were the beliefs I had carried as common sense.
But when I encountered the quantum world, those beliefs were completely overturned.
What? I don’t have to endure or limit myself?
Effort is not the only answer?
“Spirituality, the invisible world, can be understood through science?”
“There is a world where manifestation is the natural premise?”
“Can attraction be created scientifically through quantum mechanical formulas?”
“Can trauma be released using formulas?”
When I first encountered such a world, I was so shocked that it felt as if time had stopped. It was as if my mind had gone blank for several minutes.
I wanted to verify this world for myself.
And I wanted to deliver it to others.
That has become my driving force.
Not by “pushing harder,” but by “changing frequency.”
Now, I truly believe that this alone can set reality in motion.
When Frequency Becomes Your Ally, the World Comes Into Harmony
We are all constantly radiating invisible energy — a frequency of our own.
Even if everything appears to be going well on the surface, if the frequency of the heart is disturbed, that misalignment will eventually begin to show up in reality.
But the opposite is also true.
If a person of influence becomes aligned from their essence and begins to radiate a frequency of harmony—
that frequency becomes a wave that brings beauty, peace, and hope into society.
That is why I now wish to work with the inner world of people who are already active in society, as well as those who carry influence, and spread waves of harmony — “Waves of Wellness” — throughout the world.
Energy Is the Universal Language of the World
A world where people can connect beyond words, beyond borders, through a single smile.
That was the original experience I had in Hawaii, the first foreign country I visited as a child.
The Make Magic Method is a science-based technique that allows the “frequency of love” to be delivered into reality.
You do not need to make great effort in order to become a state of love.
All you need to do is find the sense of discomfort within yourself and change its frequency.
We are originally beings of love.
By easily releasing beliefs that are no longer needed and tuning ourselves back to our original state, that inner change is reflected in reality, and life naturally begins to transform into the reality we have long desired.
When thoughts and intentions are delivered and received as energy through a reliable method, a person’s life can truly change.
A Journey Beyond the Self You Have Known
Becoming the person you wish to be.
Creating the reality you truly desire.
This is not about effort or sacrifice.
It is about returning to your original frequency.
It is a way of being in which you integrate your inner world.
I hope to continue walking this journey together with you.
May the “Waves of Wellness” — waves of abundance — also begin from you.
Shall we spread them into the world together?
What I Wish to Share Now
Having integrated my past experiences, my years of spiritual training, and everything I have learned along the way, I have now created the Make Magic Method as a mental trainer.
Through this method, I support people in returning to their true selves and creating the reality they truly desire.
“I want to change, but I don’t know how.”
“I want to release the fear that lies deep within my heart.”
“I want to live more freely, as a person filled with essential love.”
“I want to embody a presence with true influence.”
If you carry these feelings within you, yet do not know where to begin, I sincerely hope that the Make Magic Method will reach you.
In my ongoing sessions and courses, I support invisible yet definite transformation through a combination of scientific techniques and spiritual perspective.
Together, we work to release unconscious beliefs that are blocking your desired reality, let go of unnecessary energy, and align your frequency with the future you truly wish to create.
“You can create your own life.”
What once felt obvious, yet strangely difficult, is in fact something that can be achieved in a very simple way. I now experience this truth in my own life every day.
That is why I believe we are now entering an era where we no longer move forward simply by believing in something, but by knowing the truth and manifesting our desires with certainty.
It is an era in which each person becomes the creator of their own life.
If you have searched through many paths in order to create true change, I would be honored if this website could become the final page of that search.
Thank you very much for reading until the end.