[Kagawa: Relay of Warmth] Swany Donates Maintained Wheelchairs to Local 'Izutsu Yashiki'

Overview Swany Corporation (Headquarters: Higashikagawa City, Kagawa; President: Hiroshi Kamimono), a manufacturer and seller of carry bags and wheelchairs, has donated its self-maintained test wheelchairs to 'Sanshu Izutsu Yashiki,' a tourism facility in their hometown of Higashikagawa City.

This initiative aims for 'sustainable community contribution,' leveraging the company's maintenance technology to effectively utilize resources while honoring the long-standing connections between local businesses.

Background: Passing on the 'Relay of Warmth' Swany and Izutsu Yashiki have shared a deep bond since the company's founding days in Kagawa. This donation was realized with the hope that the wheelchairs would help visitors navigate more comfortably within Izutsu Yashiki, a facility that preserves the history of Higashikagawa City.

Turning 'Test Units' into 'Life-Long Tools' with Swany Technology The wheelchairs donated were previously used for exhibitions and pre-purchase trials. Swany restored them to 'like-new' performance using the following strengths: - Proven maintenance technology: Utilizing precise inspection and repair skills developed by professional staff during nationwide 'Swany Bag Clinics.' - Attention to parts: Designed from the development phase to be 'long-lasting,' allowing for the replacement of consumable parts and fine adjustments.

The Charm of 'Swany Mini' for Easier Movement The donated 'Swany Mini' features: 1. Outstanding maneuverability: Allows smooth direction changes in small pathways and intricate areas like historic buildings. 2. Lightweight and high-quality ride: Applies proprietary technology to move smoothly with light force, reducing the burden on users and caregivers. 3. Sophisticated design: Fits the atmospheric setting of the facility.

Future Outlook Swany remains committed to supporting lifestyles that are 'self-reliant and active' through its products, while deepening ties with the people of Kagawa and contributing to the realization of a sustainable society.