Japan values work naps; Atex Co. releases 'afternoon pillow' for desk sleeping, enhances productivity, costs $58.
Japan undoubtedly has one of the most intriguing cultures in the world. For instance, while napping on the job is considered quite “unusual” in many countries, it is seen as completely normal in this Asian nation. One of the main reasons for this is that people work for very long hours and need short rest periods. Of course, manufacturers aware of this need don’t neglect to produce products catering to these requirements. Recently, the Osaka-based company, Atex Co.
The pillow is now on sale in Japan and is anticipated to launch in other countries shortly. Some individuals worry that this “afternoon pillow” might promote excessive napping during work hours. However, the developer, Atex Co, argues it’s designed to aid people in taking brief naps to boost their energy and productivity. Currently, it comes only in gray and is priced at 8,800 yen .
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