Kampo medicine is a unique traditional Japanese medicine which was adopted around the fifth and sixth centuries and underwent unique changes due to the Japanese climate and dietary habits. It attaches great importance to the “Shokanron 傷寒論 (Treatise on Cold Damage),” one of the three great classics of Chinese medicine, and mainly applies its prescriptions for both acute and chronic medical care.

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General Theory of Kampo Medicine

  • Takashi Ito,
  • Katsutoshi Terasawa,
  • Hiroshi Kosoto,
  • Yoshihide Yakazu,
  • Hiromichi Yasui,
  • Tetsuo Akiba,
  • Tatsuro Katsuno,
  • Masayuki Kashima,
  • Koji Watanabe,
  • Keido Yakazu,
  • Makoto Yoshitomi,
  • Masamitsu Nakajima,
  • Akira Kinebuchi,
  • Hiroshi Sato,
  • Eiichi Tahara

摘要

Kampo medicine is a unique traditional Japanese medicine which was adopted around the fifth and sixth centuries and underwent unique changes due to the Japanese climate and dietary habits. It attaches great importance to the “Shokanron 傷寒論 (Treatise on Cold Damage),” one of the three great classics of Chinese medicine, and mainly applies its prescriptions for both acute and chronic medical care.