Lifestyle-related diseases

Nori, a Japanese superfood born from a 1300-year tradition: its amazing health benefits and historical crisis

Japan's nori seaweed production is facing a historic crisis. A cross-border e-commerce store owner explains in detail the incredible nutritional value and health benefits of roasted nori, a superfood developed over 1,300 years of tradition, as well as its sustainable food culture.

2025.11.08

Traditional Japanese FoodHealthy, Additive-Free FoodsSeaweedbeauty and healthLifestyle-related diseasesDiet and dietary methods

Persimmon vinegar made using a traditional method that has been passed down for 200 years: What makes Tamura Vinegar's "Miyonohana Persimmon Vinegar" so special?

This legendary persimmon vinegar is made by a company with 200 years of history. Made with 100% ripe persimmons from Wakayama Prefecture, it contains no added water or alcohol. Aged for over two years, the persimmon vinegar contains three times the potassium of black vinegar and is rich in polyphenols, which help improve blood pressure, fatigue recovery, and intestinal health. A comprehensive explanation is provided, from the story of its creation to its health benefits.

2025.10.28

Traditional Japanese FoodAbout fermented foodsHealthy, Additive-Free FoodsLifestyle-related diseasesDiet and dietary methods

Enjoy traditional Japanese health tea "Sannen Bancha" for a healthy mind and body every day - the ultimate caffeine-free health tea that the whole family can enjoy

Organically aged three-year bancha tea is a traditional Japanese health tea that is nearly caffeine-free after being aged for three years. It's safe for pregnant women and babies. We also introduce ways to drink it, such as plum soy bancha, depending on your physical condition. Turn the wisdom of Japanese life into a daily health habit.

2025.10.25

Japanese teaHealthy, Additive-Free FoodsLifestyle-related diseases

Type 1 diabetes among adults is on the rise! How a certain food we eat every day attacks the pancreas

The rise in adult-onset type 1 diabetes is due in part to wheat, artificial sweeteners, and processed foods. This article provides a detailed explanation of the mechanism by which TNFα mistakenly attacks pancreatic beta cells, as well as the autoimmune response that begins in the intestinal environment, including prevention methods.

2025.10.18

About DiabetesArtificial sweetener/isomerized sugarFood・AdditiveAbout WheatLifestyle-related diseasesAdditives and Chemicals

[Shocking medical paper] Colon cancer is no longer just a disease of the elderly! Your diet determines the future of your children

This book provides a detailed explanation of the latest medical research into the rapid increase in early-onset colon cancer and the scientific evidence that traditional Japanese foods are effective in preventing it. It also provides an expert analysis of the relationship between intestinal bacteria and health, and the risks of Westernizing diets.

2025.08.15

Boost your immunitybeauty and healthLifestyle-related diseasesDiet and dietary methodsIntestinal healthAdditives and Chemicals

You can tell everything by looking at your poop! The intestinal environment is the key to both beauty and health! We reveal the diet and habits that will revolutionize your intestines!

Why can't high-end cosmetics make you beautiful? The answer lies in your intestinal environment! The amazing power of traditional Japanese fermented foods that fundamentally solves constipation and rough skin! We reveal the diet and habits that will bring about a revolution in your intestines!

2025.06.18

beauty and healthAnti-AgingLifestyle-related diseasesDetoxDiet and dietary methodsIntestinal health

Protect yourself from blood sugar spikes! Start a natural and healthy lifestyle with Aso's miracle "Jerusalem artichoke all-purpose powder"

The risk of diabetes increases sharply from the age of 40. Good news for those worried about the side effects of chemicals! Jerusalem artichoke powder grown in the volcanic ash soil of Aso contains nine times more dietary fiber than burdock, naturally controlling blood sugar levels. Why not start taking measures against blood sugar levels without side effects, with safe quality that has been FSSC22000 certified?

2025.06.16

About DiabetesFood・AdditiveLifestyle-related diseasesDiet and dietary methods

The secret behind Japanese people's longevity and slimness revealed! Even I, who hates natto, want to eat it! The hidden power of natto

The store manager Miko, who hates natto, was impressed! Started the intestinal relay with dried natto from Kawaguchi Natto, a 75-year-old long-established store. No stickiness, twice the nutrition, domestic additive-free, the ultimate healthy habit that can be continued every day.

2025.06.13

Traditional Japanese FoodBoost your immunityAdditive-free foodsLifestyle habitHealthy, Additive-Free FoodsFood・AdditiveLifestyle-related diseasesDiet and dietary methodsIntestinal health

Miracle medicinal herbs from the ancient Ryukyu Islands! White and purple turmeric are finally in stock ~ Complete set of 4 colors for ultimate anti-aging

The legendary white and purple turmeric are finally in stock! Contains patented ingredients such as zerumbone and labdan. This complete set of 4 colors of turmeric grown without pesticides in Okinawa provides comprehensive support for the liver, joints, beauty, and circulation.

2025.06.09

About oxidative stressBoost your immunityAbout glycationLifestyle habitFood・AdditiveAnti-AgingWomen's ConcernsLifestyle-related diseasesDetoxDiet and dietary methodsAbout TurmericIntestinal health

Metabolic Domino and Healthy Longevity – 4 Basic Habits to Break the Chain of Disease

The metabolic domino is a chain reaction of lifestyle-related diseases. Based on this concept proposed by a professor at Keio University, we will explain in detail how to understand the flow of intestinal inflammation → obesity → diabetes → heart disease and how to prevent them through diet, exercise, sleep, and stress management.

2025.06.02

Lifestyle habitbeauty and healthLifestyle-related diseasesDiet and dietary methodsIntestinal health