We will start selling new products in the TASCL series.

It is easy to culture three-dimensional cell aggregates (spheroids) with almost uniform shape and size. Differentiation induction is also possible through long-term culture. The usage is simple.

The features of the three-dimensional cell aggregate (spheroid/embryoid body) culture and differentiation induction microplate "TASCL" are as follows: 1. It allows for the mass three-dimensional culture of cell aggregates with nearly uniform shape, size, and quality at once. Approximately 600 cell aggregates can be cultured in TASCL 6WELL 600, and about 1000 in TASCL 6WELL 1000. 2. The bottom surface of the micro-well is perforated, enabling the circulation of culture media and gases to the cells through the culture insert, allowing for prolonged and optimal culture of the cell aggregates. 3. Long-term culture of cell aggregates for more than one month is possible, and differentiation induction can be performed using the same equipment. 4. The high-density well structure reduces the amount of culture media and reagents needed, leading to savings. 5. The wells are treated with a cell adhesion-inhibiting coating (valid for two years from the date of manufacture). They are gamma-irradiated, allowing for immediate use upon opening. 6. Cell seeding is simply done by evenly dropping a cell suspension from above. Centrifugation is unnecessary, and media exchange is also easy. 7. Made from a permeable material, it allows for the observation of cells using an inverted microscope from the bottom while culturing cells in TASCL.

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Single item of TASCL micro well plates. Can culture approximately 1,000 or about 600 cell aggregates.

Single item of TASCL micro well plates. There are two types: 1000 wells or 600 wells, with the 1000 wells capable of culturing approximately 1,000 or about 600 cell clusters. *The 600 wells will be available starting January 2025, and the 1000 wells are scheduled for release after March 2025. The product is affixed to a PET sheet and sealed in a sterilization bag. It can be removed from the PET sheet using tweezers and placed on any desired equipment (such as culture inserts or petri dishes) or gels for use. The micro well plates are coated with a cell adhesion suppression coating (effective for two years from manufacture) and are sterilized by gamma radiation (25kGy to 50kGy) before being sealed in the sterilization bag.

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Cultivation possible with just one TASCL micro well plate.

This product includes a culture insert and a TASCL micro well plate set in a dish. It can achieve a culture environment equivalent to a TASCL 6-well plate with just one TASCL micro well plate. The TASCL micro well plate comes in two types: 1000 wells or 600 wells, with the 1000 wells capable of culturing approximately 1,000 or about 600 cell aggregates. *The 600 wells will be available starting January 2025, and the 1000 wells are scheduled for release after March 2025. The outer diameter of the dish is 51 mm, the inner diameter is 36 mm, the depth is 16.3 mm, and the gap between the culture insert and the bottom is 5 mm. The micro wells and culture insert are coated with a cell adhesion suppression coating (effective for two years from manufacturing), and they are sterilized by gamma radiation (25 kGy to 50 kGy) and sealed in sterilization bags as a set of 6 well plates.

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Adapter for using culture inserts on 35mm dishes. Reusable.

Adapter for placing culture inserts in a 35mm dish (height 1cm). When combined with the TASCL mesh, it allows for the cultivation of a single TASCL micro-well plate. This product needs to be sterilized before use and can be reused multiple times after sterilization with an autoclave or similar method. For experiments that require repeated cultivation of a single TASCL micro-well plate, preparing multiple commercially available 35mm dishes, commercially available culture inserts, and TASCL meshes, and sterilizing the culture insert adapter for multiple uses can make the experiment more cost-effective. Compatibility confirmed only with Greiner ThinCert, for 6 wells. The photo shows the main body attached to a 35mm dish.

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In public construction civil engineering sites, there are many instances where sheets are used as common temporary facilities, such as construction roads, access roads, heavy machinery work yards, material storage areas, and worker pathways. Traditionally, steel plates were common, but due to their weight, transportation and installation can be cumbersome. Hyper CLT sheets are civil engineering materials made from wooden CLT for civil engineering use. The 5×10 sheet weighs about 230 kg, and the 5×20 sheet weighs about 460 kg, making them lightweight and easy to transport, install, and remove, even with small machinery. They can be widely utilized for temporary roads, heavy machinery scaffolding, pathways within the site, and protection of material storage in public works. Since they are made of wood, they also contribute to environmental aspects such as reducing summer heat reflection, lowering noise, and fixing CO2. They can simultaneously address construction efficiency, safety measures, and environmental considerations, making them effective for innovative proposals in public works. Furthermore, they improve transportation efficiency and reduce labor in site operations as an alternative to steel plates. Hyper CLT sheets are registered technology with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism under NETIS "TH-250021-A." They are recommended for companies considering civil engineering, civil engineering use, and civil engineering CLT. Feel free to request materials or consult about implementation. They are temporary materials that also help improve site evaluations in public works. Please consider them.

We have released a new video on our company’s YouTube channel. The theme of this video is "The World of Amino Acid-Based Shampoos." Amino acid-based shampoos have become popular in recent years, but the lather, feel, and finish can vary greatly depending on the cleansing ingredients used. In this video, we clearly explain the changes in user experience based on the differences in cleansing ingredients by comparing two types of amino acid-based shampoos. We hope you can use this as a hint for developing original shampoos and differentiation.

New York and Tokyo, June 26, 2026 - (JCN Newswire) - This year's successful listing of PayPay Corporation (hereinafter "PayPay") on NASDAQ has provided a significant boost. The question now facing Japan's leading innovation companies is no longer "Is a U.S. listing feasible?" but rather "How can we attract global capital and build companies that align with global growth strategies?" The 2nd Japan Go IPO Summit will be held on September 16, 2026, at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo to address this question. This summit is hosted by MarcumAsia and organized by AUM Advisors. To register for this invitation-only event, please apply here: Japan GO IPO Summit Attendee Information https://events.marcumasia.com/view.php?id=32

Our company representative, Shibata, will be speaking as a lecturer at the "Mikata Project" AI Utilization Seminar for the automotive industry, hosted by the Chubu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry. ■ Title: AI Implementation Course Leading to Results - Learning Success Patterns and Practical Processes from Real Examples in Manufacturing Sites "We implemented AI, but it is not being used on-site and is left unattended" and "The implementation has become the goal without yielding results" - we have seen many such stumbling blocks in manufacturing sites. In the seminar, based on real examples, we will discuss common patterns for successful implementation that lead to results, pitfalls to avoid, and practical processes to ensure AI is continuously used. We will also propose specific measures for sites struggling with technology transfer and dependency on individuals. ■ Event Overview Date: July 3, 2026 (Friday) 13:30 - 16:00 Venue: TKP Meitetsu Nagoya Station Conference Center + Online Participation Fee: Free / Application Deadline: June 30 (Tuesday) Organizer: Chubu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry (Automotive Industry "Mikata Project") Co-presenter: Satoru Hayami, Waseda University For details and registration, please visit the official page of the Chubu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry. If you are struggling with AI implementation in manufacturing sites, please feel free to consult us, regardless of region or industry.

July 16 (Thursday) 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Venue: Convex Okayama Small Exhibition Hall