Morinaga Hi-Chew is also one of the chewy candies our family repurchases often!
The grape flavor is sweet and tart, with a chewy, bouncy texture and a strong grape aroma. The kids love it so much that they often finish a whole pack in no time.
Hi-Chew has plenty of fans around the world. Besides grape, there are many different fruit flavors to choose from, each with its own unique character. It's just right as a little snack when you're craving something. If you like chewy candy, give it a try.
Yuskin A
With its excellent moisturizing properties, this medical hand cream, created in Japan in 1957, treats rough, dry skin.
Yuskin A really is a highly recommended cream for winter! When the weather gets cold, the skin on your hands and feet can easily become dry, rough, and even cracked. Applying a thick layer makes a noticeable difference in moisture. Although the texture is on the rich side, it's especially suitable for dry areas. Apply it to your elbows, heels, and hands before bed, and your skin will feel much softer the next day. We always keep a jar at home during winter and use it whenever our skin gets dry. Super practical!
Seirogan
Seirogan is a gastrointestinal medication that has been a staple in Japanese households for over 100 years. Its main active ingredient, the herbal medicine (a natural plant with medicinal properties) and Japanese pharmacopoeia “JP wood creosote” helps to adjust the water balance in the intestines without disrupting intestinal movement.
Seirogan is one of the medicines we always keep in our family's medicine cabinet. We're especially used to carrying it with us when traveling. Whenever we occasionally eat something bad or have an upset stomach, it's what comes to mind. The small bottle doesn't take up much space, so it's convenient to keep at home or in your travel luggage.
Health Supplement for Females Inochi no Haha A
Inochi no Haha A is a medication for women that helps to relieve various negative symptoms of menopause. Formulated with the delicate female body in mind, it contains 13 crude medicines, vitamins, calcium, taurine, soy lecithin, and more.
At first, my neighbor asked me to buy this Inochi no Haha A for her, and later my mom started taking it too.
It's mainly intended to help with discomfort during menopause, such as hormonal changes and autonomic nervous system issues.
After taking it for a while, my mom felt that her condition had become more stable and was generally pleased with it, so she has continued to repurchase it.
It's commonly found in Japanese drugstores and is considered a classic women's health medicine that many mature women are familiar with.
However, everyone's constitution and condition are different, so it's still best to follow the instructions or a pharmacist's advice.
