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Netwell System Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shinjuku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Akimi Tomita, hereinafter referred to as "Netwell System") held an advanced technology experience event titled "Nengorin × Technology" after the first preparatory and operational committee meeting for the 39th National Health and Welfare Festival Tokyo Tournament (nickname: Nengorin Pic Chōju Tokyo 2028, hereinafter referred to as "Nengorin Pic Tokyo Tournament") on July 8, 2026 (Wednesday), which was hosted by Tokyo. At this event, Netwell System showcased the WWS (Workout Well-being Scorer) developed and operated by them, as well as the mirror-type device "Anura Magic Mirror" from the digital health technology company NuraLogix, for which Netwell System serves as the Japanese agent. Please refer to the attached PDF for more details.

Netwell System Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shinjuku, Tokyo; President: Akimi Tomita; hereinafter referred to as "Netwell System") will provide the WWS (Workout Well-being Scorer), developed and operated by Netwell System, for the "Tokyo Marathon 2027," which is managed by the Tokyo Marathon Foundation. Our company aims to support runners participating in the "Tokyo Marathon 2027" in understanding their own condition and creating an environment where they can participate safely and securely. Through this initiative, we will assist in health management so that runners participating in the 20th anniversary of the Tokyo Marathon in 2027 can approach the event in optimal condition, thereby realizing the Tokyo Marathon Foundation's goal of "sustainable event management." For more details, please refer to the release text.

Netwell System Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shinjuku, Tokyo; President: Akimi Tomita; hereinafter referred to as "Netwell System") is pleased to announce that it has entered into a supporting partner agreement with the Tokyo Marathon Foundation, a general incorporated foundation. Our company aims to support runners participating in the "Tokyo Marathon 2027" by helping them understand their own condition and creating an environment where they can participate safely and securely. Through this initiative, we will support the Tokyo Marathon Foundation's goal of achieving "sustainable event management" and ensure that runners participating in the 20th anniversary Tokyo Marathon in 2027 can approach the event in optimal condition. For more details, please refer to the attached release materials.