産科医。つなぎすと（つなぐヒト）。学生時代より世界諸国を放浪。“子宮的に生きよう Accept＆Start”をテーマに、より優しい「生まれる」「生きる」をめざして、地域、国、医療の枠をこえ、さまざまな取り組みを、ゆるやかに展開している。

だれもの命の原点は子宮であり、触れること、触れあうことの大切さを伝えたい（2012.2 All about)

　東峯婦人クリニックは退職、グリーフケア専門クリニックも閉院しています。

1. “Bringing Life into the World, and Meaning into the Moment.”
　　この世にあらゆるいのちを迎え、その瞬間に意味を与えよう。
2. “Where Birth Meets Dialogue, and Medicine Meets Humanity.”
　　出産の場を、医療と人間性が響き合う場所へ。
3. “One Birth, One Story, One Future.”
　　ひとつの誕生、ひとつの物語、そして未来へ。
4. “More than Medicine—A Journey of Heart, Healing, and Hope.”
　　ただの医療ではなく、心と癒しと希望の旅へ。
5. “From Tokyo to the World—Reimagining Birth, Rebuilding Trust.”
　　東京から世界へ─出産のコンセプトを再構築し、信頼をつなぐ。
6. “Obstetrician by Training. Storyteller by Nature. Bridge Builder by Choice.”
　　産科医、語り部、そして、橋をかける人として。
7. “A Gentle Touch in a Hurried World.”
　　せわしなく混沌とした世界に、やさしさを。
8. “Reclaiming Birth as a Human Right, a Cultural Ritual, and a Hopeful Start.”
　　妊娠出産を、人権として、文化として、希望の出発点として取り戻そう。

To ensure safe, meaningful childbirth experiences that awaken a sense of connection—within ourselves, between one another, and across cultures.
As an obstetrician, my mission is not only to support the physical act of giving birth, but to protect and honor the deeper human process that unfolds during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.
Through my work, I aim to nurture trust, reimagine care, and co-create spaces where new life is met with dignity, warmth, and dialogue.

I believe childbirth is not just a clinical event—it is a sacred threshold.
A place where the physical, emotional, and societal converge.
A moment that shapes not just babies, but the kind of world we want to live in.
That’s why I move lightly across boundaries—urban and rural, domestic and international.
I practice a "traveling entertainer-style" of obstetrics:
I go where I’m called, not by convenience, but by curiosity.
I listen first, act only when needed, and respond with heart, skill, and improvisation.
To live “womb-like” is to remain soft yet strong, receptive yet discerning.
And that is how I choose to serve—not as a fixer, but as a presence.

My name is Masato Takeuchi.
I’ve spent over 40 years practicing obstetrics in Japan, witnessing tens of thousands of births.
But what has shaped me most is not the number of deliveries, but the people—mothers, babies, families, midwives, and the communities around them.
Over time, I began to travel—to places where care is scarce, or where new ideas are needed.
I’ve walked into mountain villages, refugee shelters, birth centers, and Zoom rooms.
Everywhere I go, I carry not just medical tools, but stories, questions, and a deep desire to connect.
Now in my 60s, I am fortunate enough to choose my path freely.
And I choose this:
To be of use.
To be a gentle fire-starter.
To keep listening for what the world is asking to be born.