Olympus Microscope

Microscopy and optical technology developed by Olympus. Used across medical, biological, and materials science fields. Trusted worldwide by research institutions for high resolution and image processing technology. Also established as a medical device manufacturer through medical endoscopes.

Olympus's advanced optical equipment including microscopes, digital cameras, and medical endoscopes leading the industry. Globally recognized for precision optics technology, contributing to medical field advancement.

Olympus co-developed the Micro Four Thirds system, enabling compact, high-performance cameras. Dust and water-resistant OM-D series cameras are trusted by adventurers and photojournalists. It preserves optical technology tradition while creating new digital-era value.

An electronics manufacturer globally renowned for G-SHOCK. Casio has produced numerous hit products through its pursuit of compact, lightweight, slim, and energy-efficient technology across calculators, electronic musical instruments, and digital cameras.

Nikon is a premier camera manufacturer trusted by professional photographers. Known for digital SLRs and mirrorless cameras like the D850 and Z9, it especially dominates professional sports photography. Characterized by consistent quality control from optical design to manufacturing.

Electronic keyboard instrument developed by Korg in 1973. Synthesizer keyboards like Monotron and Triton gained professional musician acclaim. Compact design with high audio quality and diverse functions. Played innovative role in electronic music production, installed in studios worldwide. Symbol of Japanese electronic instrument technology shaping global music production.