Kettle-brewed barley tea and kettle-brewed barley tea (strong flavor) are two types of barley tea that offer the fragrant aroma and refreshing aftertaste of tea brewed in a kettle.

 Yakan's barley tea is made with 100% six-row barley, using a high-temperature brewing method and unique roasting process to create a caffeine-free and easy-to-drink beverage.

 On the other hand, Yakkan no Mugicha Koi Aji is a functional food containing indigestible dextrin, which has been reported to suppress the absorption of fats and sugars ingested from meals and to improve bowel function.

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■Notification number: K922

■Functional ingredients and their content:
This product contains 5g of indigestible dextrin (dietary fiber) per serving (1 bottle, 600ml).

■Information reported to the Consumer Affairs Agency:
Publicly available information can befound here.

■Notification/Display:
This product contains indigestible dextrin (dietary fiber). Indigestible dextrin (dietary fiber) has been reported to have the function of suppressing the absorption of sugars and fats ingested from meals. It has also been reported to have the function of regulating bowel movements.

■Recommended daily intake:
Please drink one bottle per day as a guideline.

■ Precautions for consumption:
Please adhere to the recommended daily intake.
This product will not cure diseases or improve health through excessive consumption. Excessive intake or individual constitution/physical condition may cause loose stools.

●This is not a medicine.
●This product is not intended for individuals with illnesses, minors, pregnant or breastfeeding women (including those planning to become pregnant).
●If you have a medical condition, consult your doctor. If you are taking medication, consult your doctor or pharmacist before taking this product.
●If you experience any unusual symptoms, stop taking the product immediately and consult a doctor.
●Unlike Foods for Specified Health Uses, this product has not undergone government evaluation regarding its functionality and safety. Information on the submitted scientific evidence can be found on the Consumer Affairs Agency's website.