Japan Tobacco Inc.

Morio Yajima

Manabu Yamada

Hiroshi Sasaki

Manabu Takeuchi

Michihiro Inagaki

Kazuhiko Katayama

Takuma Nakano

Kimitaka Uchii

Atsuro Yamada

Shinya Osuga

Yusuke Nanasaki

Kota Takeda

Michinori Yokoi

Yuya Suda

Hirokazu Miyamae

A method of manufacturing a flavor source includes: a step A of adding a basic substance to a tobacco raw material; a step B of heating the tobacco raw material added with the basic substance and releasing an inhaling flavor component into a vapor phase from the tobacco raw material; a step C of collecting the inhaling flavor component released into the vapor phase in the step B; a step D of washing a tobacco residue being the tobacco raw material obtained after the inhaling flavor component is released in the step B, with a washing solvent; a step E of pulverizing or cutting the tobacco residue obtained after being washed in the step D; and a step F of adding the inhaling flavor component collected in the step C to the tobacco residue obtained after pulverized or cut in the step E.

Flavor source manufacturing method

A non-heating tobacco flavor suction device () comprises a suction holder () with a suction path defined inside and a filler () arranged in the suction path. The filler () is formed of tobacco particles. The suction path and the filler () arranged therein provide a ventilation resistance of between about 40 and about 80 mmAq in cooperation with each other.

Non-heating tobacco flavor suction device

An aerosol aspirator has a casing () with a mouthpiece () and an outside air inlet (), a generation passage () extending from the outside air inlet () to the mouthpiece (), a syringe pump () arranged within the casing () to deliver a solution to a distributing position (A) in the generation passage in a fixed amount each time it is activated, and a tubular heater () disposed downstream of the distributing position (A) and forming a part of the generation passage. When a user sucks at the mouthpiece (), the solution at the distributing position (A) is transferred from the position (A) into the heater (), and within the heater, atomized, and then turns into an aerosol by condensing in sucked air flow, and the aerosol thus formed is sucked by the user with the air flow.

Aerosol aspirator and aerosol sucking method

A non-combustion flavor inhalation article includes a heating device including a heater to be heated to a temperature between 80 and 140&#xb0; C., and a roll including a tobacco sheet to be disposed in contact with the heater.

Non-combustion flavor inhalation article

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Tokyo, Japan

Morio Yajima