Morisawa to Sponsor 'Morisawa Fonts NEW WAVE OF START UP' Segment on J-WAVE's New Radio Program 'SYNCREATE'

Morisawa Inc. will begin sponsoring the 'Morisawa Fonts NEW WAVE OF START UP' segment on the new FM radio J-WAVE (81.3FM) program 'SYNCREATE' starting Friday, April 3, 2026.

'SYNCREATE' is a new program where technology, art, music, and creativity intersect, collaborating with various digital platforms, media, and artists to generate unpredictable new value and innovation. It will be navigated by Tom Kawada of the development unit AR San Kyodai and freelance announcer Anna Nakagawa as the flagship program for J-WAVE's April 2026 reorganization theme, "Syncreate."

In 'Morisawa Fonts NEW WAVE OF START UP,' representatives from startups and new projects will generate new business through discussions with the navigators. Morisawa endorses this project and will support the businesses of startups through its sponsorship of the corner. As part of this initiative, Morisawa will provide its font subscription service, "Morisawa Fonts," to help achieve consistent design across the entire service. By enhancing the quality of textual communication at all touchpoints, it will boost the accuracy of information transmission and the improvement of brand value.

### Program Overview Program Name: 'SYNCREATE' Broadcasting Station: FM Radio J-WAVE (81.3FM) Corner Name: 'Morisawa Fonts NEW WAVE OF START UP' Corner Broadcast Time: Every Friday around 8:40 PM Sponsorship Period: Starting from the broadcast on Friday, April 3, 2026 Navigators: Tom Kawada Developer. The "eldest son" of the development unit "AR San Kyodai." After working on system and patent development at a subsidiary of a major sewing machine manufacturer, he went independent in 2009. In 2014, he started the regular program 'THE HANGOUT' on J-WAVE. In 2015, the stage play 'Pattern,' which he wrote, directed, and developed, was televised by Fuji TV, and he appeared on NHK's 'Kagai Jugyo Yokoso Sempai.' He is expanding his stage of activity both publicly and privately, with books such as "Kakucho Gakuteki" and "AR San Kyodai no Kikakusho."

Anna Nakagawa Raised in Finland from age 3 and Puerto Rico from age 10. After joining NHK in 2016, she worked in Akita and Hiroshima before moving to the Tokyo Announce Office. She was in charge of programs like "Sunday Sport" and "Asaichi," and served as a host for broadcasts of the Tokyo and Paris Olympics, as well as the Soccer and Rugby World Cups. She has gained a wide range of experience, mainly in sports reporting, and has carefully conveyed the voices of athletes and those on site. She left NHK in March 2025 and began working as a freelance announcer in April. Leveraging her language skills and overseas experience, she is active not only in sports and information programs but also in variety shows.

For more details about the program, click here https://www.j-wave.co.jp/original/syncreate/

### About Morisawa Fonts Morisawa Fonts is a cloud-based font subscription service. It flexibly provides the font environment necessary for various creative styles, such as graphic design, website and product UI/UX, and motion graphics like video and animation. It also regularly updates functions to meet enterprise requirements according to business scale, supporting efficient workflows. Furthermore, it is expanding its support for global creative work across borders, with sales not only in Japan but also in Singapore.

https://morisawafonts.com/

### About Morisawa Morisawa Inc. is a font maker headquartered in Osaka. It develops UD (Universal Design) fonts designed for easy reading for more people, such as the BIZ UD fonts and UD Digital Textbook Typeface included in Windows 10 and later. The company offers font services tailored to various usage environments, including the cloud-based font subscription service Morisawa Fonts, web fonts, and embedded fonts for devices and applications.

● For inquiries regarding this matter Morisawa Inc. Marketing Division, Marketing Department E-mail: pr@morisawa.co.jp