Notice of Participation in the Kyoto Yoshida-yama Grand Tea Ceremony

[Monday, June 1, 2026]

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

We are pleased to announce that the event will be held over two days, June 6 and 7, at Yoshida Shrine in Kyoto.
"Yoshida Mountain Grand Tea Ceremony"We will be setting up a booth at the event.
Kameda Risaburo Pharmacy is,Inside the booth of "Liu Xiang Tea Art" (Booth No. 39)We will be offering takeout health teas and sets that include sweets.
Our entire staff looks forward to welcoming you.

[Kyoto Yoshida-yama Grand Tea Ceremony: Event Overview]

  • Date and Time: Saturday, June 6, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. / Sunday, June 7, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
  • Yoshida Shrine Grounds (30 Yoshida Kaguraoka-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto) Booth No. 39 / Inside the Ryuko Tea Ceremony booth
  • Admission: Free

The link below provides information about the Kyoto Yoshida-yama Grand Tea Ceremony from "Let's Go to Kyoto."
Kyoto Yoshida-yama Grand Tea Ceremony

Kyoto Yoshida-yama Grand Tea Ceremony
Notice of Our 2nd Anniversary Campaign

【Tuesday, March 10, 2026】

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

Our shop will celebrate its 2nd anniversary on April 6, 2026, since opening.
To express our gratitude to everyone, we are holding a special spring campaign.

From Monday, March 16 to Wednesday, April 15, customers who purchase
products totaling ¥3,000 or more at our online shop or in-store locations will receive one complimentary Kyoto-exclusive "Ash Sakura" health tea.

Ashi-zakura is a cup of tea characterized by its deep, high-quality flavor based on black tea.
Taking inspiration from Hirano Shrine, a famous cherry blossom viewing spot near our store, we added cherry bark (ohi).
Cherry bark is rich in polyphenols and known for its high antioxidant properties.
This product is highly recommended for those concerned about spring ailments such as coughs and rough skin.

"Ash Sakura," evoking the soft hues of cherry blossoms.
We hope you enjoy moments of relaxation while savoring the changing seasons.
Quantities are limited, and sales will end once stock is depleted.
We sincerely look forward to your patronage.

For product details on Haizakura , please see the link below.
Kyoto Limited Edition - Health Tea - Haizakura

Rokushingan
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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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  • 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.

  • Musk

    Musk

    In this article, we’d like to introduce “musk,” one of the key ingredients Rokushingan. Musk is a substance secreted from the scent glands located on the abdomen of male musk deer, which inhabit the Himalayas and the mountainous regions of China. It is a pheromone that male deer use to attract females, and because it emits a very sweet and strong scent, it is also used as a fragrance and in perfumes. I’m sure you’ve all heard of musk. It’s famous in Chanel perfumes, for example. However, if you were to ask whether real musk actually smells that good, it has a strong ammonia-like odor—or perhaps a gamey smell—and certainly cannot be described as pleasant. It develops a pleasant scent when diluted or left to sit for a while. As a medicinal ingredient, it is said to have anxiolytic, tonic, anti-inflammatory, and sedative effects. However, due to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), which was ratified about 30 years ago, musk has become difficult to obtain. Our company uses musk that was imported prior to the ratification of CITES. Rokushingan, which contains this musk, can perhaps be considered a rare product even on a global scale.

    Musk

    In this article, we’d like to introduce “musk,” one of the key ingredients Rokushingan. Musk is a substance secreted from the scent glands located on the abdomen of male musk deer, which inhabit the Himalayas and the mountainous regions of China. It is a pheromone that male deer use to attract females, and because it emits a very sweet and strong scent, it is also used as a fragrance and in perfumes. I’m sure you’ve all heard of musk. It’s famous in Chanel perfumes, for example. However, if you were to ask whether real musk actually smells that good, it has a strong ammonia-like odor—or perhaps a gamey smell—and certainly cannot be described as pleasant. It develops a pleasant scent when diluted or left to sit for a while. As a medicinal ingredient, it is said to have anxiolytic, tonic, anti-inflammatory, and sedative effects. However, due to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), which was ratified about 30 years ago, musk has become difficult to obtain. Our company uses musk that was imported prior to the ratification of CITES. Rokushingan, which contains this musk, can perhaps be considered a rare product even on a global scale.

  • Measles

    Measles

    As of May 2026, the number of measles cases in Japan is surging. The trend is approaching the highest level seen in the past decade. Infections are particularly prominent in urban areas. Measles is a viral infectious disease also known as “mashen.” It is highly contagious and is known to spread not only through droplets and contact but also through airborne transmission. The basic reproduction number (a figure indicating the average number of people a single patient can infect) is 12 to 18, which is about 10 times higher than that of influenza.   "Rhinoceros Horn" (Saikaku), an ingredient in our " Rokushingan," has long been regarded as a specific remedy for the high fever associated with measles. "Measles" is also listed among the indicated conditions for " Rokushingan." Please give " Rokushingan " a try for measles.

    Measles

    As of May 2026, the number of measles cases in Japan is surging. The trend is approaching the highest level seen in the past decade. Infections are particularly prominent in urban areas. Measles is a viral infectious disease also known as “mashen.” It is highly contagious and is known to spread not only through droplets and contact but also through airborne transmission. The basic reproduction number (a figure indicating the average number of people a single patient can infect) is 12 to 18, which is about 10 times higher than that of influenza.   "Rhinoceros Horn" (Saikaku), an ingredient in our " Rokushingan," has long been regarded as a specific remedy for the high fever associated with measles. "Measles" is also listed among the indicated conditions for " Rokushingan." Please give " Rokushingan " a try for measles.

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