Japanese inventor introduces health t-shirt technology called ‘RELIVE WEAR’ to strengthen body

RELIVE WEAR technology products are widely used among others by athletes of basketball, volleyball and softball as well as ballet dancers.

 

Jakarta (Indonesia Window) – A Japanese inventor, Takashi Sasaki, who is also the representative director of RELIVE Co., Ltd., has introduced RELIVE WEAR, a health technology product in the form of a shirt and hat, to the Indonesian market.

“RELIVE WEAR works by making the body’s strength much better and stronger. By wearing this shirt, our body does not get tired quickly and weak easily, the body becomes more flexible and not stiff. Wearing this t-shirt makes us easy to sleep,” Sasaki explained when introducing his product at a press conference here on Wednesday.

With these health effects, he continued, the lives of people who have utilized RELIVE technology have changed drastically and became happier.

According to Sasaki, in Japan alone, RELIVE WEAR technology products are widely used among others by athletes of basketball, volleyball and softball as well as ballet dancers.

“Their performance is getting better, and their achievements are increasing. We have collaborated with sports associations and organizations to encourage the athletes,” he said.

In addition to athletes, Sasaki continued, RELIVE WEAR, which was launched in Japan in 2017, is also widely used by people with heavy jobs such as farmers, nurses, construction workers, even children and the elderly.

Sasaki expected to market and sell his products with RELIVE technology in Indonesia, which has a large population, so that it could help make people in the archipelagic country healthier.

In the future, he also expected that RELIVE WEAR could be produced in Indonesia so that the price of the t-shirt, which is currently sold for 8,000 yen (around 56 U.S. dollars), would be more affordable for people in the country.

Regarding RELIVE technology, Takashi Sasaki explained that his health t-shirt products work by placing important points of human blood circulation on the surface of the t-shirt. The dots contain a special kind of stone powder materials made in Japan, which will affect human blood circulation.

In addition to the form of t-shirts, RELIVE technology is also made in the form of hats and underwear.

So far, about 2.3 million pieces of RELIVE products have been sold in Japan, and are used by various groups of people.

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