Takachiho in Miyazaki Prefecture is home to a series of sacred mountains and is the land where the gods descended, with many myths and legends remaining, making it one of Japan's most powerful spots.

Japanese ginseng, which grows wild on the rocky surface of clear streams in this area with its extreme temperature differences, was secretly passed down to the Satsuma domain during the Edo period as a ``secret medicine not to be shared with anyone outside'' and a ``divine herb'' that would bring good health and freedom from disease.

In addition, because this herb does not exist in the 3,000-year history of traditional Chinese medicine in China, where people are well versed in herbal medicine, it is said that the First Qin Emperor of China ordered his servant Xu Fu to search for the herb that grants immortality and longevity on an island in the east (Japan), and that this herb may be the one he asked.

During the Showa era, it was even presented to the Imperial Family, but now there are almost no wild Japanese ginseng left. However, thanks to the research and supervision of Dr. Mizuno Shuichi, a medical doctor and a leading authority on Japanese ginseng, Japanese ginseng has been successfully cultivated in this legendary area using completely pesticide-free organic farming that is of the same quality as the wild ginseng. The amazing power of Japanese ginseng, worthy of its name "Divine Grass," has been revealed, and it has been revived in modern times.
(Various effects supported by numerous clinical data)