Research and Development Release

Intake of globin protein hydrolysates has been shown to have positive effects on lipid metabolism, as well as on muscle mass and endurance exercise capacity.

A new mechanism by which chondroitin protects the surface of the eye has been discovered.

Received the JSEV Encouragement Award at the 13th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Extracellular Vesicles. Presented research results on phytoexosomes derived from algae in Okinawa.

How does the desire to "want to use it again" arise? Exploring the process of becoming addicted to lip balm through continued use.

Tackling the cleansing challenge with pure vitamin C. Verifying the effects of vitamin C and developing new cleansing formulation technology.

Presented at the 36th IFSCC World Congress: Discovery of a new moisturizing function in phytoexosomes utilizing sake fermentation technology.

Presented at the 36th IFSCC World Congress. Research toward the construction of a stimulus perception evaluation system using a three-dimensional cultured skin model incorporating iPS cell-derived sensory nerve cells.

Presented at the 36th IFSCC World Congress. Focusing on the structure of the cream film after application to the skin, we have elucidated a part of the mechanism by which moisture is retained.

Selected as one of the Top 10 oral presentations at the 36th IFSCC World Congress. The presentation suggested a new possibility: "Maintaining soft skin" can guide aging cells back to a youthful state.

Cordyceps sinensis, a traditional medicinal ingredient, is suggested to activate neural circuit formation and energy metabolism in the brain.