We are actively promoting the use of this product for visitors at cultural and artistic venues such as museums, art galleries, zoos, aquariums, theaters, and stadiums. With the innovative approach of ‘making the most of remaining vision,’ it contributes to improving facility accessibility while encouraging participation in cultural activities and art appreciation.

It has been pushing forward with efforts to have this product used in libraries, schools, and other public institutions as one that meets the “Reading Barrier-Free Law”.
Reading Barrier-Free Law: Law Concerning the Promotion of the Reading Environment for the Visually Impaired and Others (promulgated and enforced on June 28, 2019)
The law is designed to ensure that all people, regardless of disability, can benefit from the written and printed culture through reading.