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Our Materials

 Fucoidan

Fucoidan

Fucoidan is a slippery substance contained in seaweeds such as mozuku, kelp, and brown seaweed. In recent years it has been established that fucoidan is good for our bodies and has gained popularity as a functional product ingredient. Compared to other varieties of seaweed, the Okinawa mozuku that is used at Kanehide Bio has an especially high content of fucoidan.

 Turmeric

Turmeric

Ukon (turmeric) is from the ginger family and grows in tropical areas of Asia. Varieties include Spring, Autumn,and Purple. Essential oils are characteristic of Spring and Purple turmeric while Autumn turmeric has high concentrations of curcumin. We use all the Turmeric under the pesticide-free.

 Noni (Morinda citrifolia)

Noni (Morinda citrifolia)

Noni is grown in Okinawa prefecture of Japan. It is well known for phytochemicals useful to the human body such as Scopoletin.

 Chomeiso

Chomeisou

Chomeiso is a member of the Apiaceae family and grows wild on Yonaguni Island, the southernmost island in Japan. The plant grows on the wave battered, sun drenched, salt air smothered cliffs of the island. The hardiness of the plant to survive such a harsh environment is astounding and it has long been a favorite of people as longevity food. It contains polyphenols such as Chlorogenic acid, GABA, Calcium, Dietary fiber.We are using Chomeiso, cultivated in the field of contracted farmers under the pesticide- free (N.D. of 407 items in Japanese standard) in Yonaguni Island.

  •  Shikwasa
    (Hirami Lemon)

    Shikwasa (Hirami Lemon)

    Shikawasa is a citrus fruit of the mandarin family that grows wild in the countryside of Okinawa. It grows over an area from Amami Ojima to Taiwan. Shikwasa contains such ingredients as vitamin C, vitamin B1, carotene, and nobiletin. In recent years, various activities of nobiletin have been elucidated.

  •  Okinawa Lesser Yam
    (Dioscorea esculenta)

    Okinawa Lesser Yam (Dioscorea esculenta)

    Okinawa lesser yam is a kind of yam, called "togedokoro" or "hari-imo" in Japanese and called "kuga-imo" in Okinawa. Due to it needs much cares to cultivate, it has low production and called " phantom of yam" as well.

  •  Goya (Bitter melon)

    Goya (Bitter melon)

    Goya (Bitter melon) is a cucurbitaceous vegetable that grows on a vine. Goya contains a number of ingredients as like Vitamins C etc..

  •  Day Lillie

    Day Lillie

    Day lillie is a herbaceous perennial of the lily family and one of traditional vegetable ordinaly cultivating at home in Okinawa. their stem and leaves are used to stew with pork and dried leaves used to make tea believing that it makes ralax and inducing to a good sleep.

  •  Moromi Vinegar

    Moromi Vinegar

    Moromi vinegar is made from the ‘Moromi’ that is compressed and filtered, is a byproduct after the production of Okinawa’s traditional alcohol ‘Awamori’. Moromi vinegar contains citric acid, amino acid, and minerals.