The rise of the air purifier industry
japan\'s spring - blossoms and hayfever
by：Yovog
2023-05-01
The spring of Japan brings the burst of pink and white cherry blossoms, providing a beautiful background for the picnic of the whole nature --loving country.
But it also heralds a massive outbreak of masks and professional goggles designed to withstand pollen clouds that itch the nose and eyes.
\"I want to get my eyeballs out and wash them clean,\" website blare promotes eye clinics and remedies for hayfever patients.
Runny nose and sneezing are a minor inconvenience for many people, but for some, pollen allergies can lead to severe congestion, headaches and cough.
For the unfortunate few, asthma and bronchitis will follow.
According to the survey, 1 out of 128 people in Japan, 1 out of 4million-
A strong population suffers from \"Kraft-sho\" -
The literal meaning is \"pollen disease \".
To meet the already inflated demand, surgical masks are stacked in pharmacies
In addition to glasses, paper towels and a variety of medicines, we have folded over the past decade.
Air purifier, cleaning staff, pollen
The absorption spray and windbreaker that repels pollen and water is also in \"kafun-
This is a market worth $1. 5 billion ($A1. 62 billion)
According to the Nikkei business daily, it is available every year.
The latest hit is battery
A beekeeper-\"Kraft interceptor\"
Its manufacturer claims, like the nylon hood, that \"99 is turned off.
99% pollen \", breathe in the air through the fan and the filter on the top.
Takahiro Sasaki, manager of Tokyo novelty electronics store Thanko, said it had sold $40 worth of equipment this year.
\"It\'s really popular among people who work outdoors, like farmers.
\"The Weather Show host sympathizes with the audience for displaying a special pollen map, warns about the density of particles in the air at different locations, and then continues to show the spread of celebrating cherry blossoms.
While these delicate flowers seem to be the root of hayfever --
Compared to the pollen of weeds, birch trees, grass or other wild plants, the victim\'s pain is relatively mild.
But so far, the biggest source of stimulation is a large number of people.
During the reconstruction of Japan after World War II, woodland was produced from the National Tree Planting plan.
Pollen from \"sugi\"
Japanese Willow-
Local cedar
Like the evergreen tree in Japan, it is responsible for pollen allergies, most rampant in April.
A month later, \"Japanese wood\"
Cypress, Japan-
Increased pain and the release of pollen clouds across the country. Sugi -
Light, soft, fragrant and with a delicate antique --
For centuries, it has been systematically planted as building materials in Japan.
After the end of World War II, the government took the lead in planting sugi and hinoki trees to meet the rapidly growing demandgrowing, high-quality timber.
Okubo, an ear, nose and throat expert, said that since the first case was reported in 1963, the treatment for sugar pollen allergy has improved.
The lead is the \"tongue immunotherapy\" where the allergen extract drops are absorbed under the tongue.
About a third patient got rid of almost all the symptoms through this method, and 50 people thought their problems were relieved.
The government has been reluctant to help stop planting sug trees or cut them down.
\"The westernisation of air pollutants, stress and lifestyle, including eating habits, has exacerbated the symptoms of pollen allergy,\" the Ministry of Health said in a 2009 report that many experts agree with this
But it also heralds a massive outbreak of masks and professional goggles designed to withstand pollen clouds that itch the nose and eyes.
\"I want to get my eyeballs out and wash them clean,\" website blare promotes eye clinics and remedies for hayfever patients.
Runny nose and sneezing are a minor inconvenience for many people, but for some, pollen allergies can lead to severe congestion, headaches and cough.
For the unfortunate few, asthma and bronchitis will follow.
According to the survey, 1 out of 128 people in Japan, 1 out of 4million-
A strong population suffers from \"Kraft-sho\" -
The literal meaning is \"pollen disease \".
To meet the already inflated demand, surgical masks are stacked in pharmacies
In addition to glasses, paper towels and a variety of medicines, we have folded over the past decade.
Air purifier, cleaning staff, pollen
The absorption spray and windbreaker that repels pollen and water is also in \"kafun-
This is a market worth $1. 5 billion ($A1. 62 billion)
According to the Nikkei business daily, it is available every year.
The latest hit is battery
A beekeeper-\"Kraft interceptor\"
Its manufacturer claims, like the nylon hood, that \"99 is turned off.
99% pollen \", breathe in the air through the fan and the filter on the top.
Takahiro Sasaki, manager of Tokyo novelty electronics store Thanko, said it had sold $40 worth of equipment this year.
\"It\'s really popular among people who work outdoors, like farmers.
\"The Weather Show host sympathizes with the audience for displaying a special pollen map, warns about the density of particles in the air at different locations, and then continues to show the spread of celebrating cherry blossoms.
While these delicate flowers seem to be the root of hayfever --
Compared to the pollen of weeds, birch trees, grass or other wild plants, the victim\'s pain is relatively mild.
But so far, the biggest source of stimulation is a large number of people.
During the reconstruction of Japan after World War II, woodland was produced from the National Tree Planting plan.
Pollen from \"sugi\"
Japanese Willow-
Local cedar
Like the evergreen tree in Japan, it is responsible for pollen allergies, most rampant in April.
A month later, \"Japanese wood\"
Cypress, Japan-
Increased pain and the release of pollen clouds across the country. Sugi -
Light, soft, fragrant and with a delicate antique --
For centuries, it has been systematically planted as building materials in Japan.
After the end of World War II, the government took the lead in planting sugi and hinoki trees to meet the rapidly growing demandgrowing, high-quality timber.
Okubo, an ear, nose and throat expert, said that since the first case was reported in 1963, the treatment for sugar pollen allergy has improved.
The lead is the \"tongue immunotherapy\" where the allergen extract drops are absorbed under the tongue.
About a third patient got rid of almost all the symptoms through this method, and 50 people thought their problems were relieved.
The government has been reluctant to help stop planting sug trees or cut them down.
\"The westernisation of air pollutants, stress and lifestyle, including eating habits, has exacerbated the symptoms of pollen allergy,\" the Ministry of Health said in a 2009 report that many experts agree with this
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