HOT ALBUM Tansansen Tablet, Inc.
CEO: Shigeharu Koboshi
Shigeharu Koboshi, the founder of our company, suspected that there might be socio-environmental factors contributing to the post-war surge in lifestyle diseases such as cancer and diabetes. To investigate this, he conducted extensive research in collaboration with the late Dr. Toru Abo, a renowned immunologist and former professor at Niigata University.
Their research revealed that post-war Japanese bathing habits significantly contribute to various health issues. The widespread use of tap water with high residual chlorine levels and the daily use of chemical detergents by hygiene-conscious Japanese people have been found to strip away the skin’s sebum barrier. This compromises the skin’s protective function, creating cracks and gaps.
These gaps allow residual chlorine and other chemicals in tap water to be easily absorbed through the skin. These substances accumulate in subcutaneous fat, continuously stressing the sympathetic nervous system and promoting the secretion of cortisol, a stress hormone. Cortisol constricts blood vessels, reduces blood flow, weakens the immune system, and leads to a state called "bath loss."Further, cortisol circulating in the bloodstream can also be absorbed by the hippocampus in the brain, damaging its function. This can lead to mental disorders such as early-onset depression, autism, and dementia, as well as sleep disturbances, infertility, and other issues. Cold exposure is also linked to cancer, diabetes, and other lifestyle diseases.
In 2016, the use of antibacterial agents in detergents was completely banned in Europe and the United States. The "No-Poo" (no shampoo) movement has become a lifestyle habit, with the use of chemical detergents being reduced to about twice a month.
Hippocrates’ words, "Man approaches illness as he distances himself from nature,“ emphasize that our internal organs, immune responses, and cell regeneration are all unconsciously controlled by the autonomic nervous system. Exposure to chemicals automatically triggers stress in the autonomic nervous system,
reducing blood flow, leading to cold-related ailments, and serving as a foundation for disease. Therefore, it is a warning to avoid chemicals as much as possible to maintain health.
At our company, we are committed to promoting natural cleansing baths that do not stress the body. We strive to protect the health of all women and babies.
Our goal is to give back to society through photographic technology by developing a health bath additive that does not require any chemical detergents, can effectively clean skin and hair, neutralize and remove residual chlorine, and only contains natural ingredients such as baking soda, citric acid, and vitamin C. This additive aims to eliminate chemical stress.To achieve this, we studied the reactions of underground hot springs in Germany and Nagayu Onsen in Oita Prefecture. We applied our proprietary tablet manufacturing technology, microcapsule granulation, to develop a super-hard tablet that vigorously releases carbon dioxide gas until the last fragment.
This effort resulted in the creation of the 'Zero Bath Loss' bicarbonate bath additive, which does not cause chemical stress.
By restoring nature to your bath, we believe health can be transformed. We will continue to work hard to ensure everyone can lead a healthy and fulfilling life.
COMPANY PROFILE
| Company Name | HOT ALBUM Tansansen Tablet, Inc. |
|---|---|
| CEO | Shigeharu Koboshi |
| Headquarters (Hachioji Office) |
1-10 Higashicho, Hachioji, Tokyo 3F Grande Heights Hachioji TEL: 042-649-3480 FAX: 042-649-3482 |
| Shinjuku Office |
6-12-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 7F Park West TEL: 03-5989-1798 FAX: 03-5989-1799 |
| West Japan Office |
1-3-18 Tanimachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka, 2F Idia Cross Tenmabashi Building TEL: 06-7663-4970 FAX: 06-7663-4960 |
| Affiliated Companies |
Hot Tab Co., Ltd. Hot Album Com Co., Ltd. Naganoyu Hot Tab Co., Ltd. |
ACCESS
[Nearest station: JR Hachioji Station]
①Head toward the north exit, cross the overpass, and go down the stairs on the left next to the outdoor TV.
②Walk toward Yodobashi Camera, turn right at the intersection past the 7-Eleven, turn left at the corner of the tobacco store, and go to the 3rd floor of the second building on the right side of the road.
[Nearest station: Keio Hachioji Station]
①Exit towards the west exit of the station. Walk towards the Keio Plaza Hotel side.
②At the "Kenken-mae" intersection, enter the alley on the right and go straight.
③Turn right at the corner of the tobacco store and we are on the 3rd floor of the second building on the right side of the road.
①Get off at Nishi-Shinjuku Station on the Marunouchi Subway Line and take exit 2 (toward Tokyo Medical University Hospital).
②Proceed to the left on Ome Kaido Road, turn left at Naruko Tenjinshita (intersection), and go to the 7th floor of the building (Park West) with Resona Bank on the 1st floor on your right.
