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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In 1937, new researchers such as [[Dōmei Yakazu|Yakazu Dōmei]] (1905–2002) started to promote Kampō at the so-called "[[Takushoku University]] Kampo Seminar". More than 700 people attended these seminars that continued after the war. In 1938, following a proposal of Yakazu, the "Asia Medicine Association" was established. In 1941, Takeyama Shinichirō published his "Theories on the Restoration of Kampō Medicine" (''Kampō-ijutsu fukkō no riron'', 1941). In that same year, Yakazu, Ōtsuka, Kimura Nagahisa, and Shimizu Fujitarō (1886–1976) completed a book entitled "The Actual Practice of Kampō Medicine" (''Kampō shinryō no jissai''). By including Western medical disease names he greatly expanded the usage of Kampō formulas. A new version of this influential manual was printed in 1954. This book was also translated into Chinese. A completely revised version was published in 1969 under the title "Medical Dictionary of Kampō Practice" (''Kampō Shinryō Iten'').</div>FuzzyBot