The "mamaro" freestanding baby care room has been installed at the "Duskin Museum"!
Trim Inc. has installed its "mamaro™" private baby care room at the Duskin Museum in Suita City, Osaka, as of April 1, 2026. The facility chose this solution to provide a dedicated, comfortable space for nursing and feeding that goes beyond the limitations of their previous multipurpose restroom setup.
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Trim Inc. (Naka-ku, Yokohama; Representative Director and President: Yusuke Hasegawa) has newly installed the "mamaro™" fully private baby care room at the "Duskin Museum" (Suita City, Osaka Prefecture) as of April 1, 2026 (Wednesday).
"mamaro" is a fully private baby care room that can be used for nursing, diaper changing, changing clothes, and other baby care needs. Installations are progressing rapidly in commercial facilities, train stations, public facilities, and parks across Japan. As of December 2025, the company reached a milestone of 900 units installed, with a cumulative total of 1.6 million uses.
Trim continues to pursue its mission of "providing a better child-rearing environment" by promoting the development and installation of its products.
■ Details of the "mamaro™" baby care room installation
- Location: "Duskin Museum" (Suita City, Osaka Prefecture)
- Operation start date: April 1, 2026 (Wednesday)
- Target users: Those with small children (can be used regardless of gender); women who need to express milk.
■ Background of the installation
The Duskin Museum welcomes visitors of all generations, including many families with young children. Previously, we directed visitors to a multipurpose restroom equipped with a chair for nursing, but we were unable to meet requests for a space where parents could feed their children baby food. Upon learning about the private, room-type "mamaro™" that could accommodate both needs, we decided to install it due to its ease of implementation, as it requires no time-consuming construction and can be moved via casters.
■ Comment from the facility representative
Previously, I felt a bit hesitant about directing visitors to a multipurpose restroom for nursing. However, the staff is happy that we can now confidently guide customers to "mamaro™" as a private room dedicated to baby care.
Representative: Yukie Sugino
■ About the "mamaro™" baby care room
This is a movable, fully private baby care room that can be installed in a space about the size of one tatami mat. In addition to being used for a wide range of baby care needs, it is equipped with software that links to a smartphone app, allowing for real-time monitoring of usage status and the collection of user data.
Because it is a private, lockable room, there are many options for installation locations. Since it can be used regardless of gender, it is increasingly being installed as part of D&I (Diversity & Inclusion) and SDG initiatives.
▼ "mamaro™" details
- Main interior equipment: Sofa, movable sofa, monitor, power outlet
- Dimensions: Height: 203cm / Width: 180cm / Depth: 90cm (Interior height: 190cm / Interior area: 1.28㎡)
▼ "mamaro™" introduction page (Trim corporate website)
https://trim-inc.com/products/mamaro/
■ Trim Inc.
Established: November 2015
Headquarters: 16 Suwa-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama
Representative: Yusuke Hasegawa
URL: https://www.trim-inc.com/
"mamaro" is a fully private baby care room that can be used for nursing, diaper changing, changing clothes, and other baby care needs. Installations are progressing rapidly in commercial facilities, train stations, public facilities, and parks across Japan. As of December 2025, the company reached a milestone of 900 units installed, with a cumulative total of 1.6 million uses.
Trim continues to pursue its mission of "providing a better child-rearing environment" by promoting the development and installation of its products.
■ Details of the "mamaro™" baby care room installation
- Location: "Duskin Museum" (Suita City, Osaka Prefecture)
- Operation start date: April 1, 2026 (Wednesday)
- Target users: Those with small children (can be used regardless of gender); women who need to express milk.
■ Background of the installation
The Duskin Museum welcomes visitors of all generations, including many families with young children. Previously, we directed visitors to a multipurpose restroom equipped with a chair for nursing, but we were unable to meet requests for a space where parents could feed their children baby food. Upon learning about the private, room-type "mamaro™" that could accommodate both needs, we decided to install it due to its ease of implementation, as it requires no time-consuming construction and can be moved via casters.
■ Comment from the facility representative
Previously, I felt a bit hesitant about directing visitors to a multipurpose restroom for nursing. However, the staff is happy that we can now confidently guide customers to "mamaro™" as a private room dedicated to baby care.
Representative: Yukie Sugino
■ About the "mamaro™" baby care room
This is a movable, fully private baby care room that can be installed in a space about the size of one tatami mat. In addition to being used for a wide range of baby care needs, it is equipped with software that links to a smartphone app, allowing for real-time monitoring of usage status and the collection of user data.
Because it is a private, lockable room, there are many options for installation locations. Since it can be used regardless of gender, it is increasingly being installed as part of D&I (Diversity & Inclusion) and SDG initiatives.
▼ "mamaro™" details
- Main interior equipment: Sofa, movable sofa, monitor, power outlet
- Dimensions: Height: 203cm / Width: 180cm / Depth: 90cm (Interior height: 190cm / Interior area: 1.28㎡)
▼ "mamaro™" introduction page (Trim corporate website)
https://trim-inc.com/products/mamaro/
■ Trim Inc.
Established: November 2015
Headquarters: 16 Suwa-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama
Representative: Yusuke Hasegawa
URL: https://www.trim-inc.com/