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7 examples found containing 'スギ花粉' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
ある
さいきん
最近
ちょうさ
調査
によるとスギ
かふん
花粉
しょう
ゆうびょうりつ
有病率
ぜんこく
全国
20
える
ほうこく
報告
されています

According to another recent study, nationwide the prevalence rate of people with Japanese cedar pollen allergy was reported to have exceeded 20%.
このため
かふんしょう
花粉症
かんじゃ
患者
さん
やく
70スギ
かふん
花粉
げんいん
原因
です
This is possibly the reason that Japanese cedar pollen is the cause for around 70% of the people suffering with hay fever.
スギ
かふん
花粉
について
Japanese Cedar Pollen
ヒノキ
かふんしょう
花粉症
られます
スギ
じんこうりん
人工林
より
おお
のでスギ
かふん
花粉
おお
ひさん
飛散
します

Cases of hinoki (Japanese cypress) pollen allergy exist, however, because Japanese cedar plantation is more widespread, its pollen dispersion has greater reach.
ほっかいどう
北海道
にはスギ
かふん
花粉
ひさん
飛散
きわ
めて
すく
なく
おきなわ
沖縄
にはスギ
まった
せいそく
生息
しません
In Hokkaido, the level of Japanese cedar pollen dispersion is very low and Japanese cedar habitats do not exist in Okinawa.
かんとう
関東
とうかいちほう
東海地方
ではスギ
かふんしょう
花粉症
かんじゃ
患者
おお
られます

People who suffer from Japanese cedar pollen allergy are prevalent in the Kanto and Tokai areas.
すく
なくとも
スギ
かふんしょう
花粉症
アレルギー
せい
びえん
鼻炎
ぜんたい
全体
とも
ぞうか
増加
している
こと
めいはく
明白
であり
ちゅうい
注意
ひつよう
必要
です
At the very least, Japanese cedar pollen allergy and all types of allergic rhinitis are clearly on the rise and require attention.
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