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Logotherapy in Japan.

We list 3 logotherapy bodies in Japan, all of them on the Vienna list. When we checked on September 30, 2026, all of them had a website that loaded, and one says it offers training or sessions online. Between them they work in Japanese (all 3) and English (2).

3bodies listed
3verified live, Sept 2026
1offers online training or sessions

Online in English. One of the bodies below says it offers training or sessions online and works in English: IFCM – International Foundation of Comprehensive Medicine, Logotherapy Institute.

3 bodies, by name · entries checked September 30, 2026 · Search and filter the full directory →

Japan Logotherapist Association (JLA) 日本ロゴセラピスト協会

Yaizu · Japan
Vienna listAssociationJapanese, Englishverified live
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Japan Society of Humanistic Anthropology 日本人間学会

Tokyo · Japan
Vienna listAssociationJapaneseverified live
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Reading these entries.

The lineage tag says which body stands behind an entry: the Vienna list, the US institute, the GLE–Längle school, or none of them. Here is the difference. “Verified live” means a page on the body’s own domain loaded when we checked, on September 30, 2026. It is not a judgment of quality, and inclusion is not endorsement.

Vienna list = appears on the Viktor Frankl Institute Vienna's published list of accredited institutes; US institute = linked to the Viktor Frankl Institute of Logotherapy (Illinois); GLE · Längle = the Existential Analysis school of Alfried Längle; Independent = none of the three.

Before you write to any of them.

  • Training. Ask which body trained them, and when; the lineage tag says which school stands behind the body, not what any one person completed.
  • License. Ask whether they are a licensed clinician using logotherapeutic methods or a counselor or educator working in Frankl's broad sense; either answer can be the right one, and a plain answer is a good sign.
  • Fee. Ask the fee for a session before the first one; this directory lists no fees.
  • Language. Ask which languages they work in for sessions, not only on their website.
  • Online. Ask whether they see people online, and in which time zones; “online training” on an institute's page does not always mean online sessions.

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