200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Okinawa
More than a certification. A deeper journey into yoga.
Yoga Alliance–Accredited | January–May 2027 | Weekend Format
Yoga is so much more than the poses we practice in class.
Join us for a meaningful journey into yoga philosophy, mindful movement, breathwork, meditation, and the art of teaching.
Yoga Philosophy & History
Explore the roots of yoga, the Eight Limbs, and how ancient teachings relate to everyday life.
Asana & Functional Anatomy
Understand movement, alignment, and how to adapt yoga to different bodies and abilities.
Professional Certification
Complete a Yoga Alliance–accredited 200-hour program.
Supportive Community
Learn together with personal guidance and shared experiences. Group activities and discussions.
Breathwork, Meditation & Nervous System
Discover practices that support awareness, self-regulation, and a more mindful relationship with yourself.
Teaching Skills & Practice
Learn sequencing, communication, observation, and how to guide others with confidence.
Is This Training Right for You?
This training is for people who are curious about yoga and ready to explore it more deeply.
You might be someone who:
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Loves practicing yoga and wants to understand more than the physical poses.
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Is considering becoming a yoga teacher but doesn't know where to begin.
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Wants to explore yoga philosophy, mindfulness, breathwork, and anatomy.
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Is balancing work, family, or other responsibilities and needs a weekend format.
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Values learning, personal growth, and connection with others.
You don't need to be flexible, perform advanced poses, or have teaching as your final goal.
Learning Through Experience, Connection & Personal Guidance
We believe that becoming a yoga teacher is not about mastering difficult poses or memorizing perfect instructions.
It's about developing a deeper understanding of yoga, learning to observe and listen, and discovering how to share the practice in a thoughtful and accessible way.
At The Yoga Tree Okinawa, we value curiosity, open conversations, hands-on learning, and individual development.
Our supportive group environment creates opportunities to learn not only from your teachers, but also from the experiences and perspectives of fellow students.
January – May 2027 Weekend Training
Training weekends
January 23–24, 30–31, February 6–7, 20–21, March 6–7, 13–14, April 17–18, 24–25, May 15–16
Saturday 8:30am-3:30pm, Sunday 9:30am-4:30pm
The training combines in-person weekends, independent study, and ongoing mentorship, allowing time to absorb and integrate your learning.
The final teaching practicum takes place in May 2027.
Your Investment in Yoga Education
EARLY BIRD TUITION ¥350,000 Available with full payment by December 10, 2026.
After December 10th ¥370,000 (payment plans available, start with ¥150,000)
Includes the 200-hour teacher training curriculum, 2 printed manuals, scheduled training sessions, and mentorship.
Your Yoga Journey Begins with Curiosity
Some students join with the clear intention of becoming yoga teachers. Others come simply because they love yoga and want to understand it more deeply.
Both journeys are equally meaningful.
If you've been thinking about exploring yoga beyond regular classes, we'd love to welcome you.
Come learn, practice, ask questions, and discover where this journey might take you.
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Meet Your Lead Teacher
Roksana Ubowska-Kameda
For me, yoga has always been more than a physical practice. It continues to teach me about myself, my relationships, and the way I move through life. The more I learn, the more curious I become.
I believe a good teacher doesn't simply give answers, but encourages exploration and new questions. That's what I hope to share with my students—a space to discover yoga in their own way, connect more deeply with themselves, and find what truly matters in their lives.
Anytime, Anywhere