Nasu T, Yoshizaki F, Kusano G, Okuyama T
Osaka University of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Yakushigaku Zasshi. 1994;29(3):484-8.
There is a medicine chest with design of Chrysanthemums in Makie made for Edo-era and handed down in the Takaya family, doctors of Sendai-han. Many kinds of crude drugs, named by one Chinese character, are kept in this chest. They were classified into three types, namely, [Japanese characters]. Identification of these crude drugs was carried out and the meaning of the classification was brought up as a question.
有一个为江户时代制作的、带有莳绘菊花图案的药箱,由仙台藩的医生高屋家传承下来。这个药箱里存放着许多用一个汉字命名的中药材。它们被分为三种类型,即[日文字符]。对这些中药材进行了鉴定,并对分类的意义提出了疑问。