Sankogan

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Sankogan
Native name
株式会社 三光丸
Industry Pharmacy
Founded1319
Headquarters700-1 Imazumi, ,
Key people
Komeda Toyotaka (CEO)
Website www.sankogan.co.jp/en

Sankogan is the oldest Japanese pharmacy producer with continuous run founded in 1319. It is located in Gose city, Nara Prefecture, Japan. The products were made using herbal medicine plants green gentian, licorice, philodendron bark, cinnamon, etc. [1]

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