[Summer Limited] Rokushingan Campaign Exclusively for Loyal Customers

[Monday, July 27, 2026]

Thank you very much for your continued Rokushingan.

To express our gratitude for your continued support, we’ve prepared a summer-only campaign exclusively for our loyal customers.
Rokushingan has been well-received by many customers who say, “It’s reassuring to have it on hand,” especially during seasonal changes or when they’re concerned about their health.
If your family uses this product or if you’d like to keep it on hand as a staple medicine, please take advantage of this opportunity.

[Overview of the Campaign Exclusively for Rokushingan Customers]

  • Buy 4 packs of 48 capsules each, and get 1 pack of 18 capsules free
  • Buy 8 boxes of 48 capsules each, and get one 48-capsule box free

[Campaign Period]

  • Through Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Rokushingan 5 years. If stored in a cool, dry place, it can be kept for a long time, so we recommend buying in bulk.

[How to Place an Order and Participate in Promotions]

  • Ordering by Phone
  • Orders from the Online Store
    (*Customers who wish to pay by credit card should use our online store.)

We sincerely look forward to serving you.

Kameda Risaburo Yakuhō Co., Ltd.
TEL: 075-462-1640

　
"Yosei-cha irodori" Now Available at Gion Saryo in Kyoto

[Wednesday, July 1, 2026]

We sincerely thank you for your continued patronage of Kameda Risaburo Pharmacy.

Effective July 1, Gion Saryo, KyotoNew Menu "Special Fruit Anmitsu & Health Tea"At,
"Irodori Health Tea"You can now enjoy [...].

"Special Fruit Anmitsu & Health Tea" is a menu item that allows you to enjoy our special fruit anmitsu—made with seasonal fruits and citrus-flavored agar—along with a cup of health tea.
There are two types of wellness teas for you to enjoy this time:

  • Blue-Green
  • Peacock Blue Premium

As you savor the freshness of the fruit and the gentle sweetness of anmitsu, you can slowly enjoy the rich aroma and flavor unique to our wellness tea.
We hope you’ll enjoy a relaxing moment—whether taking a break during a stroll through Kyoto, spending time with someone special, or simply taking a moment to center yourself.

[Gion Saryo, Kyoto: Store Information]

  • Address: 506 Gion-cho Minamigawa, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 605-0074
  • Phone Number: 075-746-6728
  • Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (until 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays only)

*Business hours and holidays are subject to change. Please check with the store for the latest information. We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

The link below is to a post on the Instagram account of Gion Saryo in Kyoto.
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Rokushingan Free sample gift
Please take this opportunity to try a sample.
A link to the purchase page for the samples is provided on the last page after the questionnaire is filled out.
Akaizutsu Yakuhin Kameda RokushinganFree sample [2 bags of 3 grains].
Free sample]
*Only one application per family will be accepted.
*Only one application per family will be accepted. Please note that this offer is limited to Japan only.
Rokushingan(for child)
Try it for children crying at night, canker sores, and colds.
Akaizutsu Yaku Pediatric Rokushingan [32 pellets]
¥1,320
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Sentang
A special formula with large grains for those with small appetites and weak stomachs.
recommendation
Senitan [52 pellets].
¥13,200
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spa herb
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Yoseicha irodori
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  • Heat Stroke

    Heat Stroke

    A streak of extremely hot days continues. In some areas, temperatures are exceeding 40°C... Heatstroke alerts have been issued, and the number of people being transported to hospitals due to heatstroke is on the rise. When body temperature rises due to the heat, the blood vessels in the skin dilate in an attempt to release the trapped heat and lower body temperature. As a result, the volume of blood circulating throughout the body decreases, blood pressure drops, and blood flow to the brain is reduced. These changes in blood flow and blood pressure cause the face to lose its color, leading to symptoms of heat syncope such as dizziness, lightheadedness, and temporary fainting. Breathing rate also increases, the pulse becomes rapid and weak, and symptoms such as numbness in the lips may be observed. Dizziness and fainting rarely occur on their own; they are often accompanied by general fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and headaches. In cases of heat-induced syncope, because blood flow to the brain is compromised, it is common for the person to temporarily lose consciousness and suddenly collapse.   When heat syncope—which includes dizziness, lightheadedness, and temporary loss of consciousness as early symptoms of heatstroke—occurs, the condition usually improves if the person rests in an air-conditioned room or a cool, shaded area, loosens their clothing to allow for better airflow, cools down their body, and replenishes fluids appropriately. Monitor the person for a while, and if symptoms do not improve, it is advisable to seek medical attention. When engaging in activities outdoors during the summer or in stuffy indoor spaces, be sure to take frequent breaks and stay hydrated to help prevent heat-related illnesses, including heat syncope....

    Heat Stroke

    A streak of extremely hot days continues. In some areas, temperatures are exceeding 40°C... Heatstroke alerts have been issued, and the number of people being transported to hospitals due to heatstroke is on the rise. When body temperature rises due to the heat, the blood vessels in the skin dilate in an attempt to release the trapped heat and lower body temperature. As a result, the volume of blood circulating throughout the body decreases, blood pressure drops, and blood flow to the brain is reduced. These changes in blood flow and blood pressure cause the face to lose its color, leading to symptoms of heat syncope such as dizziness, lightheadedness, and temporary fainting. Breathing rate also increases, the pulse becomes rapid and weak, and symptoms such as numbness in the lips may be observed. Dizziness and fainting rarely occur on their own; they are often accompanied by general fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and headaches. In cases of heat-induced syncope, because blood flow to the brain is compromised, it is common for the person to temporarily lose consciousness and suddenly collapse.   When heat syncope—which includes dizziness, lightheadedness, and temporary loss of consciousness as early symptoms of heatstroke—occurs, the condition usually improves if the person rests in an air-conditioned room or a cool, shaded area, loosens their clothing to allow for better airflow, cools down their body, and replenishes fluids appropriately. Monitor the person for a while, and if symptoms do not improve, it is advisable to seek medical attention. When engaging in activities outdoors during the summer or in stuffy indoor spaces, be sure to take frequent breaks and stay hydrated to help prevent heat-related illnesses, including heat syncope....

  • Could Those Symptoms Be Weather-Related?!

    Could Those Symptoms Be Weather-Related?!

    Two typhoons are approaching the Japanese archipelago. As a typhoon approaches, atmospheric pressure drops rapidly. Normally, our bodies maintain stability by balancing external atmospheric pressure with internal pressure, but when atmospheric pressure drops, this balance is disrupted, causing blood vessels to dilate more easily and stimulating the nerves, which can lead to headaches and joint pain. In addition, the inner ear—located deep within the ear—detects changes in atmospheric pressure, which can affect the autonomic nervous system, potentially causing symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and fatigue. Disruptions in the autonomic nervous system can be prevented through simple daily habits. These include eating breakfast, engaging in slow, sustained exercise, and applying pressure to the “Neiguan” acupressure point. Rokushingan. Rokushingan is highly effective for autonomic nervous system imbalances. Rokushingan is also recommended for discomfort caused by changes in atmospheric pressure. Take two capsules twice a day, morning and night, for a healthy, energetic life!

    Could Those Symptoms Be Weather-Related?!

    Two typhoons are approaching the Japanese archipelago. As a typhoon approaches, atmospheric pressure drops rapidly. Normally, our bodies maintain stability by balancing external atmospheric pressure with internal pressure, but when atmospheric pressure drops, this balance is disrupted, causing blood vessels to dilate more easily and stimulating the nerves, which can lead to headaches and joint pain. In addition, the inner ear—located deep within the ear—detects changes in atmospheric pressure, which can affect the autonomic nervous system, potentially causing symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and fatigue. Disruptions in the autonomic nervous system can be prevented through simple daily habits. These include eating breakfast, engaging in slow, sustained exercise, and applying pressure to the “Neiguan” acupressure point. Rokushingan. Rokushingan is highly effective for autonomic nervous system imbalances. Rokushingan is also recommended for discomfort caused by changes in atmospheric pressure. Take two capsules twice a day, morning and night, for a healthy, energetic life!

  • Kamishichiken

    Kamishichiken

    Near our office is "Kamishichiken," one of Kyoto’s five traditional entertainment districts. During the Muromachi period, part of Kitano Tenmangu Shrine was destroyed by fire, and the shogun of the time ordered the reconstruction of the shrine buildings. Using the leftover materials from that project, seven teahouses were built to serve as rest stops for pilgrims—and that is how it all began. Later, Toyotomi Hideyoshi hosted the Kitano Grand Tea Ceremony. At that time, these seven teahouses were designated as Hideyoshi’s resting places, and when the famous Mitarai Dango was presented to him, he took a great liking to it. As a reward, he granted the seven teahouses the exclusive right to sell Mitarai Dango and authorized them to operate as licensed teahouses— an event considered the true beginning of the teahouses. Today, the Kamishichiken geisha district uses the five-dango crest, which originates from these famous Mitarai Dango. The Kamishichiken Kaburenjo (training hall) also served as the setting for the film “National Treasure.” Currently, at Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, the “Odoi” (earthwork) built by Hideyoshi is open to the public as the Aomomiji-en (Green Maple Garden). When you visit Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, please be sure to stop by our shop as well.

    Kamishichiken

    Near our office is "Kamishichiken," one of Kyoto’s five traditional entertainment districts. During the Muromachi period, part of Kitano Tenmangu Shrine was destroyed by fire, and the shogun of the time ordered the reconstruction of the shrine buildings. Using the leftover materials from that project, seven teahouses were built to serve as rest stops for pilgrims—and that is how it all began. Later, Toyotomi Hideyoshi hosted the Kitano Grand Tea Ceremony. At that time, these seven teahouses were designated as Hideyoshi’s resting places, and when the famous Mitarai Dango was presented to him, he took a great liking to it. As a reward, he granted the seven teahouses the exclusive right to sell Mitarai Dango and authorized them to operate as licensed teahouses— an event considered the true beginning of the teahouses. Today, the Kamishichiken geisha district uses the five-dango crest, which originates from these famous Mitarai Dango. The Kamishichiken Kaburenjo (training hall) also served as the setting for the film “National Treasure.” Currently, at Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, the “Odoi” (earthwork) built by Hideyoshi is open to the public as the Aomomiji-en (Green Maple Garden). When you visit Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, please be sure to stop by our shop as well.

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