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| h English (en) | {{Short description|System of Chinese medicine in Japan}} {{Infobox Chinese |kanji=漢方医学 |romaji=Kanpō igaku }} {{Infobox Chinese |title=Chinese name |t=日本漢方醫學 |s=日本汉方医学 |l="Han [Chinese] medicine in Japan" |p=Rìběn Hànfāng yīxué |y=Yaht-bún Hon-fōng yī-hohk }} {{Alternative medicine sidebar|traditional}} '''Kampo''' or {{nihongo|'''Kanpō''' medicine|漢方医学|Kanpō igaku}}, often known simply as {{nihongo|''Kanpō''|漢方||Chinese medicine}}, is the study of [[traditional Chinese medicine]] in Japan following its introduction, beginning in the 7th century. It was adapted and modified to suit Japanese culture and traditions. '''Traditional Japanese medicine''' uses most of the Chinese methods, including [[acupuncture]], [[moxibustion]], [[Chinese herbology|traditional Chinese herbology]], and [[Chinese food therapy|traditional food therapy.]] [[File:Shinno (Shennong) derivative.jpg|thumb|''Shennong (Japanese: Shinnō)'' tasting herbs to ascertain their qualities (19th-century Japanese scroll)]] [[File:Manase Dōsan.jpg|thumb|Manase Dōsan (1507–94) who laid the foundations for a more independent Japanese medicine]] |
| h Japanese (ja) | {{Infobox Chinese |kanji=漢方医学 |romaji=Kanpō igaku }} {{Infobox Chinese |title=Chinese name |t=日本漢方醫學 |s=日本汉方医学 |l="Han [Chinese] medicine in Japan" |p=Rìběn Hànfāng yīxué |y=Yaht-bún Hon-fōng yī-hohk }} {{Alternative medicine sidebar/ja|traditional}} '''漢方'''（かんぽう、'''kampo''' あるいは {{nihongo|'''Kanpō''' medicine|漢方医学|Kanpō igaku}}）は、単に{{nihongo|''Kanpō''|漢方||Chinese medicine}}として知られることもあり、7世紀に始まった伝来後、日本における[[traditional Chinese medicine/ja|伝統中国医学]]の研究である。日本の文化や伝統に合うように適応・修正された。'''日本の伝統医学'''では、[[acupuncture/ja|鍼]]、[[moxibustion/ja|灸]]、[[Chinese herbology/ja|漢方伝統療法]]、[[Chinese food therapy/ja|漢方伝統食品療法]]など、中国の方法のほとんどを用いる。 [[File:Shinno (Shennong) derivative.jpg|thumb|''神農''薬草を試食して薬草の特質を把握する（19世紀の掛け軸）]] [[File:Manase Dōsan.jpg|thumb|真瀬道三 (1507-94),日本の独立した医学の基礎を築いた。]] |