 The Japanese are always thinking of wonderful things. This time, it’s a device that purports to give you the ability to control your dreams. First time, Takara Co., Ltd (President and CEO, Keita Satoh) announced the current development of a device which helps users to attain the dreams of their dreams on January 2004.
Called Yumemi Koubou (Japanese for “Dream Viewing Workshop” ), this product is designed to help people shape their dreams in sleep, combining multi-sensory stimulus and sophisticated sleep-dream research to create an environment conducive to having a specific dream desired by the user.
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