He receives 50 bales (300 kg) of rice per year from the clan as compensation for his visits to the clan.
He was taken in by a vassal of the Matsudaira family and received a salary of 15 men (equivalent to 27 koku) and three ryo a year for medicinal seeds.
He was ordered by the Matsudaira family to serve as their personal physician and received three ryo a year as a medicine fee.
He was ordered by the Matsudaira family to serve as their personal physician and received three ryo a year as a medicine fee.
He is ordered by the Matsudaira family to be a physician on their side, and his staff is increased by two. He is ordered by the Matsudaira family to serve as their personal physician, and is given two additional attendants, bringing his total number of attendants to 20.
During his stay in Edo (Tokyo) to practice medicine, he is granted three dependents. In the same year, he was also granted 13 dependents from his late father Yoan's family.
He was ordered to be the head physician and received three ryo a year as a medicine fee.
Entered Hanaoka School of Surgery "Gosuido" by Hanaoka Seishu and Shikashiro.
Along with Yukichi Fukuzawa and others, he entered Tekijuku, a school presided over by Koan Ogata, to study Dutch studies.
His name remains in the last detailed division ledger of the Hamada clan as a follower of eight.
Passed the examination to open a pharmacy. After the upheaval at the end of the Edo period, he begins practicing pharmacy in Tokyo.
Moved from Sakuragawa-cho, Nishikubo, Shiba-ku, Tokyo (present-day Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo) to Tomikyucho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo (present-day Tomikyucho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo).
During the Meiji, Taisho, and early Showa eras, when Japan was undergoing structural changes and the electric infrastructure was in its infancy, he worked to promote the use of this new, cutting-edge technology and to develop and revitalize people's lives and communities.
The company began manufacturing and developing a concentrated extract of ume, a folk medicine invented in Japan during the Edo period (1603-1868), to make it easier for the general public to take. The product, which is good for dysentery, typhoid fever, food poisoning, and indigestion, was bottled and put on the market.
Established Abe Yoando Yakuhin Ltd. and began selling supplements.
Partnering with a Brazilian organic farm to sell organic propolis.
Co-hosted a health products exhibition at the Embassy of Brazil in Japan.
Appointed President and Representative Director of Abe Yoando Pharmaceuticals.
STARTED SELLING THE FIRST LEGALLY COMPLIANT NMN IN JAPAN.
OVERSEAS SALES OF NMN PRODUCTS BEGIN.
静岡県立大学、鳥取大学との共同研究を開始。
Company name changed to Abe Yoando Pharmaceutical Co.
東京大学、東京理科大学との共同研究を開始。