Samurai zlash!

I am having a cold.
I took a medicine Kakkon-to. I hope recovering of a cold.

I took a Kakkon-to by HONZO Co.

Kakkon-to is a popular cold medicine in Japan.
It recovers of cold, headache, stiff neck and muscle pain.

Kakkon-to is kaompo-yaku (Chinese-style herbal medicine).
Drugstore sell it. It's granulated medicine.

We take it in fasting (before a meal or between meals).
In a matter of time, our bodys hot up and break a sweat, then bring down fever.

Kakkon-to includes Kakkon (pueraria root), Maou (ephedra herb), Taisou (jujube), Keihi (cinnamon bark), Shakuyaku (peony), Kanzou (licorice), and Shoukyou (ginger).

Ref.

• What is in your Medicine Chest? (in English and Japanese)
• Tsumura & Co.: Leadership in Kampo Medicines (in English)
• HONZO Co. (in Japanese)