Landmark Vision "Nana Navi Vision" Wrapped Model Three-Wheeled Electric Seat Board Deployed in Tachikawa City, Tokyo

BRJ Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Hideaki Miyauchi; hereinafter "BRJ"), which develops safe electric mobility solutions to address transportation gaps in rural areas, is operating a three-wheeled electric seat board, a wrapped model of the landmark vision "Nana Navi Vision" at Sunagawa Nanaban Station in Tachikawa City, Tokyo.

This initiative is part of the "Local Wrapping Sponsorship" program aimed at revitalizing local economies with mobility as a starting point. This service involves wrapping the next-generation mobility "TOCKLE" with a desired design, fostering collaboration among local businesses, residents, visitors, and BRJ to achieve regional revitalization.

A three-wheeled electric seat board, a wrapped model of the landmark vision "Nana Navi Vision" at Sunagawa Nanaban Station in Tachikawa City.

Background of Service Launch

This mobility service goes beyond simply providing transportation; it aims to "revitalize the local economy with mobility as a starting point." We believe that "local businesses, including members of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, who form the backbone of the local economy, are partners in creating the charm of the town."

Therefore, we have established a system where "support from the community" is visualized through local sponsorship, and wrapped vehicles carrying these sentiments run through the town. By connecting local businesses, residents, and visitors through mobility, we aim to foster new vibrancy and civic pride in the community.

A three-wheeled electric seat board, a wrapped model of the landmark vision "Nana Navi Vision" at Sunagawa Nanaban Station in Tachikawa City.

Overview

Supported Model: Three-wheeled electric seat board

Wrapping of the landmark vision "Nana Navi Vision" at Sunagawa Nanaban Station in Tachikawa City.

Nana Navi Vision

This is one of the largest landmark visions in the area, visible as soon as you exit Sunagawa Nanaban Station in Tachikawa City. It is operated by Tailwind System Inc., which provides system integration services that cater to the diverse needs of corporations.

Address: 1-37-7 Yukimachi, Tachikawa-shi, Tokyo 190-0002

1 minute walk from Sunagawa Nanaban Station, Tama Monorail

Type: 500-inch glasses-free 3D vision

Size: Width 14.4m x Height 3.84m

Broadcast Hours: 5:20 - 21:00

*Broadcast hours are subject to change without notice depending on local conditions.

Content: Still images and videos (MP4/PNG/JPG)

Nana Navi Vision: https://www.nanana-vision.com/

Operating Company: Tailwind System Inc.

https://www.tailwind.co.jp/

Future Development

This mobility service will evolve with the support of local communities and businesses. We are steadily moving towards establishing a new "local infrastructure" that supports and promotes the charm of the town from the ground up.

Commitment to Safety of "TOCKLE"

1: Rural Areas, Not Urban Centers

Buses and trains are facing a crisis, with deficits, reduced services, and driver shortages, putting the "transportation lifeline" in rural areas at risk. "TOCKLE" aims to solve these transportation gaps in rural areas. Furthermore, compared to urban areas, rural areas have less traffic and wider roads, making them easier and safer to operate in. For these two reasons – solving local issues and ensuring safety – "TOCKLE" primarily focuses on deployment in rural areas.

2: Geofencing Prevents Entry into Hazardous Areas

"TOCKLE" is equipped with a safety system called "geofencing" that detects the travel area via GPS and stops the vehicle upon entering specific zones. The "no-entry zones" set by geofencing can be flexibly configured by local governments according to the specific conditions of the region.

3: Complete Prohibition of Nighttime Operation

In the electric mobility industry, it is common knowledge that "nighttime is prime time" for business, as it caters to people returning home after missing the last train. However, the reality is that a considerable number of people are riding after consuming alcohol during these late hours. Safety is undeniably more important than profit. Therefore, "TOCKLE" does not operate at all during nighttime in any region.

Introduction and Verification Results in Local Governments

Introduced

・Tachikawa City, Tokyo (October 2021 - )

・Nagareyama City, Chiba Prefecture (August 2022 - )

・Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture (July 2024 - )

Verification Pending for Introduction

・Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture (September 2025 - January 2026)

・Saga City, Saga Prefecture (September 2025 - January 2026)

・Otaki Town, Chiba Prefecture (September 2025 - January 2026)

・Muroto City, Kochi Prefecture (September 2025 - January 2026)

・Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture (October 2025 - January 2026)

・Hitachi City, Ibaraki Prefecture (October 2025 - December 2025)

・Nagano City, Sakudaira City, Nagano Prefecture (October 2025 - December 2025)

Local governments interested in introduction are encouraged to inquire via the link below.

Sales Representative / Local Government Contact: Kameyama

Inquiry Form: https://www.brj.jp/contact

Company Profile

Company Name: BRJ Inc.

President and CEO: Hideaki Miyauchi

Headquarters: Aoyama Building 12F, 1-2-3 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Corporate Site: https://www.brj.jp/

Service Site: https://tockle.jp/

With a vision to "Create future public transportation that is appreciated by people and towns," we are engaged in the sharing and rental of next-generation mobility, as well as regional transportation solutions. Prioritizing safety, we are working to resolve transportation gaps in rural areas in close cooperation with local governments.

President Miyauchi began his professional career as a truck driver. During his nearly 10 years as a truck driver, he keenly felt the sincere commitment to safety that transportation-related businesses have consistently demonstrated through morning assemblies and training. Leveraging this experience, he places the utmost importance on safety in the development of the "TOCKLE" business.