- The following is content from the press release -
Additional content for learning from ages 0 and up to be released on June 13 (Tue.) in response to TV Tokyo's "Gaia no Yoake" (Dawn of Gaia) and trial acceptance begins.
(Head office: Kusatsu City, Shiga Prefecture; Representative Director: Yoshiaki Kurosawa), which plans, develops, and sells Tenjin, an educational tablet learning material for children aged 0-6, released new contents for "reading aloud" on June 13 (Tuesday), allowing children from age 0 to listen and experience Japanese.
The three additional contents are "Tanabata", "Ningyohime", and "Kitsune to Gurabu", which familiarize the viewer with Japanese seasons and culture.
In addition, we have begun accepting applications for a free trial that will allow users to take advantage of the new content.
Added the very popular "Read to Me" content that allows children from 0 years old to experience the Japanese language.
The concept of the "Tenjin" tablet version for toddlers is to "provide an intellectual and talent education environment that matches the developmental status and interests of young children and fully develops their talents and individuality.
In response to the TV Tokyo program "Gaia no Yoake" (Dawn of Gaia) broadcast on May 5, which highlighted digital educational materials that can be used from the age of 0, we are working to further enhance content that can be used from age 0.
For the month of June, we will be adding "read-alouds" that are popular among users. As with the "read-alouds" currently included, the illustration touch has been created to match the content of each one.
Start accepting applications for a free trial, in which you can experience all of the more than 10,000 questions in 59 genres in 5 systems, including new content.
Free trial of the new content is available from today. A trial tablet will be delivered to your home (free round-trip shipping). Including the newly added "Read to Me" content, you will be able to use all of the 10,000+ questions in 59 genres in 5 systems that are included in the tablet.
A free trial will be offered to those who request information.
Request information (followed by a free trial): https://www.tenjin.cc/request/form/
Comments from the person in charge of each piece of additional content
The following is a list of works to be added, along with comments from those in charge.
"Tanabata."
It is very important to know about the history of Japanese events. It is because it gives us a chance to learn about the Japanese sense of season and culture. In this issue, we have added a story about the origin of July 7, Tanabata. We hope that this story will trigger your interest in Japanese culture by learning about the roots of the well-known custom of writing wishes on tanzaku. This is also recommended for users living overseas.
The Ningyo Hime.
This is another famous story, but it is not a story with a so-called happy ending. We would like you to savor a little sad story in the midst of a stable relationship between a parent and a child. Also, if you think about what you would have done if you were the mermaid princess or if you were the prince, you can appreciate the story even more deeply.
Foxes and Grapes
The theme of this story is "sore loser. While it is possible to make fun of the fox for failing and being a sore loser, it is also possible to think of it as a story that captures human nature well. I hope you will ask your children, "If you were a fox, how would you feel? I hope you will talk to your children about it.
Parent-child communication through illustrations.
The illustrations are drawn with a touch that matches the world view and atmosphere of the work so that the reader will be interested not only in the content but also in the illustrations as a starting point. In addition, the text of the story is not too long to make it easy to read, and we have also devised ways to incorporate content cut from the original story into the illustrations. We have also tried to include illustrations of content that was cut from the original story. We also hope that the story will provide an opportunity for parents and children to discuss the story together.
Free updates for users begin 6/13.
Users will be able to use it immediately, reflected in a free update starting 6/13.
Overview of "Tenjin" Infant Tablet Edition
Tenjin" for infants and toddlers contains more than 10,000 questions in 59 genres in five different categories, including English phonics, 100 poems, and questions for entrance examinations, as well as items necessary for children from infancy to elementary school entrance. The content is not delivered in monthly installments, as is the case with correspondence materials, but rather all of the content is made available from the beginning so that children can optimize their learning according to their age, level of development, interests, and other factors.
contact information (for inquiries) (e.g. corporate phone number)
Product Site:https://www.tenjin.cc/
Toll free: 0120-019-828
E-mail address: support@tao-st.co.jp
（Weekdays 10:00 - 21:00 / Weekends and holidays 10:00 - 19:00
About Us
Company Name : TAO Corporation
Establishment : April 1, 1992
Representative: Yoshiaki Kurosawa, President and Representative Director
Capital ： 10 million yen
Business activities: Planning, development and sales of educational software "Tenjin
Location : 5F, Yoidamari Bldg. 2-9-1 Oji, Kusatsu-shi, Shiga 525-0032, Japan
URL : https://www.tao-st.co.jp/
