The Japan Center for International Exchange (JCIE) (Tokyo: President Isao Kano, hereinafter referred to as “JCIE”) and the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (Jakarta: Secretary General Tetsuya Watanabe, hereinafter referred to as “ERIA”) held a study tour from November 6 to 10, inviting organizations working on aging issues in Asian countries to Japan with the aim of learning about Japanese policies, systems and practices to support elderly people.
Organizations from Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, and China working on aging in Asia came to Japan to learn about Japan’s policies, systems, and practices for addressing aging.
On Thursday, November 9, the tour group visited our company. We introduced the development process of the “QR code Nail sticker system for fingernails” to watch over elderly people with dementia, as well as our efforts in this area.
QR codes can be used not only to watch over the elderly, but also in many other aspects.For example, CWAP (Children, Women, Aged People, Pregnancy/passenger and poor people).
All of us will do our best so that our product “QR Code Stickers” can be used in your country.
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