Since Japan is well on its way to becoming a super-aging society, some services and products are changing to become more senior-friendly. Newspapers and books enlarged their font sizes, and some books offer text printed with white characters on black paper, which is easier for the elderly and people with weak eyes.
DJ Techonorch is a DJ and composer who worked for Konami's music game Beatmania llDX. In May, he released a new album, "STRAIGHT," and its CD art and music video was designed by TOKIYA of Armaeater.
The Ouroboros is a three-wheeled car (bike?) produced by the small bike and auto shop Suehiro. You can ride this if you have a car license, so I can get one!!
I love that aspect of Japan, so attentive and caring from time to time!
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Newspapers and books enlarged their font sizes, and some books offer text printed with white characters on black paper, which is easier for the elderly and people with weak eyes.
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Newspapers and books enlarged their font sizes, and some books offer text printed with white characters on black paper, which is easier for the elderly and people with weak eyes.
Posted by: christian louboutin | Friday, May 27, 2011 at 05:16 PM
Since Japan is well on its way to becoming a super-aging society, some services and products are changing to become more senior-friendly. Newspapers and books enlarged their font sizes, and some books offer text printed with white characters on black paper, which is easier for the elderly and people with weak eyes.
Posted by: louboutin | Friday, May 27, 2011 at 05:14 PM
The Ourobouros would be called a trike in the UK.
Posted by: RMilner | Thursday, July 01, 2010 at 05:41 PM
I'm always amazed with Japan's evolving capacity.
For example, what you said about making letters in magazines bigger.
I don't think nobody in... anywhere else! could do that.
And I love that aspect of Japan, so attentive and caring from time to time!
Posted by: Sasa | Thursday, July 01, 2010 at 05:38 AM