Dairy products manufactured in Japan around the 10th century! A clear explanation of the birth of lactic acid bacteria production substances.
Long ago, it is said that the Buddha was healthy and fond of a food called "daigo" (manna) made from lactic acid bacteria. One of the texts related to daigo (manna) was a Sanskrit sutra that lay hidden in Dunhuang along the Silk Road. The precious document was discovered by the 22nd head priest of Nishi Honganji, who organized the Great Otani Expedition to the West. At the Otani Kōzui Agricultural Chemistry Research Institute in Dalian, China, they began the process of recreating that daigo (manna), which was actually 70 years ago. The method has been passed down through generations and now exists as a lactic acid bacteria product at the Kōei Scientific Research Institute. *For more details, you can view the related links. Please feel free to contact us for more information.*
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At the Kōei Scientific Research Institute, we are developing our business based on the corporate philosophy of "contributing to the health promotion of humanity through lactic acid bacteria production materials," which is founded on the "lactic acid bacteria cultivation technology" inherited from our predecessor, Director Masagaki. Our "lactic acid bacteria production materials," developed using our unique cultivation technology based on 16 types and 35 strains of lactic acid bacteria and bifidobacteria (patent obtained: Patent No. 4540376), are widely used as health food ingredients.
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