When you feel stressed because your work hours are different from others.
In an era where working hours are flexible, we support your own lifestyle rhythm. For example, if you feel stressed due to having a late lunch break, you can create a clock that sets lunchtime at 12 PM, providing feedback to your body to reduce stress. Additionally, if you need to do more work in the evening, you can create a clock that reflects daylight hours, which can help alleviate stress and enhance concentration by providing feedback to your body.
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Sora's Clock is a patented product that utilizes the mechanism of adjusting internal rhythms and reducing mental stress by visually incorporating the time of a relativistic clock through Sora's imagery. A relativistic clock is a clock that changes the speed of time by altering the position of the clock's time. For more details, please visit our website.
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The Lite version is available as a free app.
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<Uses> Improving work efficiency Reducing stress Improving metabolism Transitioning to a morning-oriented lifestyle Reducing jet lag Improving sleep etc.
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【The major differences between our company and other production companies】 From planning, proposals, design, and programming to databases, server and communication, illustrations, photography, CG, sound, video, and printed materials, everything leading to completion is handled by full-stack engineers who are also well-versed in management. We are not only flexible but also eliminate misleading vertical divisions, allowing for progress that considers overall balance with quick responses. In today's fast-paced world, inquiries from technical consultants and observers are increasing. Additionally, we operate "BOKOTAR TRASTERO," which includes a gallery and antenna shop for the character talent production "BOKOTAR," as well as programming classes, photography, and work studios, located next to Sumida Park, connecting Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree in Sumida Ward, Tokyo.