A hard-trying onion

1 March 20259 September 2026

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\ Your result /

Guest, your constitution is...

A hard-trying onion

Qi depression (kiutsu)

type.

Stress building upAn unsteady mind...

If that sounds like you, you may be Qi not circulating well:
you may be the Hard-Trying Onion type.

Tiredness that will not liftA tired heartLow mood

But it is all right.
A few small changes to how you eat and to your habits will
clear things and leave your body lighter.

☑

Make a point of relaxing.
Do not push too hard;
make time to be kind to yourself

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Watch out for damp and humidity.
Keep rooms as dry as you can
and make a space that feels good.

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Value talking with friends
and time for what you enjoy,
and give yourself a change of air.

The yakuzen way.

\ Ingredients worth eating /

If you are the Hard-Trying Onion type, getting qi circulating are the ones to eat.

Settles the circulation of qi

Mandarin orange

Settles the circulation of qi

Celery

Settles the flow of qi

Mint

If preparing fresh vegetables feels like too much work,

dried vegetables are the answer.

Fresh vegetables take a lot of preparation, which is hard to keep up in a busy life. With dried vegetables you simply add them to a dish or to instant food, and you get the vegetables that suit your constitution easily.

Here are the dried vegetables that suit your constitution

Purchases are made on the site of"OYAOYA", the dried vegetable brand that runs Yasai Yakuzen.

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Author of this article

Asako Yamakawa

Representative of YAKUZEN TOKYO Inc. Born 1982. After working on a D2C apparel business across both digital and physical marketing, poor health led her to Chinese-medicine yakuzen. Struck by how much the properties of ingredients changed how she felt, she now runs corporate courses, supervises staff canteens and offers yakuzen services that fit everyday life, under the idea of yakuzen made for how people live now.