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Citizens Learn About the Medicinal Properties of Edible Wild Plants, Such as Water Dropwort and Mugwort, in Kameyama, Mie Prefecture.
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On the 28th, the "Wild Herb and Medicinal Herb Association" (representative: Chie Nakajima), a citizens' group in Kameyama, Mie Prefecture, held a "Let's Make Spring Medicinal Cuisine" event at the city's youth training center in Wakayama-cho, with a total of seven men and women from the city participating. After receiving explanations from representative Nakajima, a lecturer at the Japanese Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Food Educa…
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