Father’s Day is coming up soon. Last month, I found a telephone card in an unexpected place. The picture on it was of my father, my predecessor, sending Ki. Now that I think about it, the telephone card was one of the early Ki goods made by my predecessor.
“I want everyone to be able to receive Ki easily.” That strong desire led to the creation of the telephone card. Since then, the previous generation has created many Ki-related goods, and many of the basic lineup of Ki-related goods that we currently sell at SAS were conceived by the previous generation.
“By receiving Ki from objects, you can receive Ki continuously and without bothering anyone.” This is a major feature of Shinkiko and something that my predecessor valued. I have inherited that will, and I have been working hard every day to develop various Ki goods. I’m sure my predecessor is watching our current efforts from the other side of the world.
In recent years, it has been discovered that the amount of Ki relay can be improved dramatically by using laser engraving technology. This discovery has raised the possibility of creating new ideas for Ki goods. An unexpected reunion with that telephone card led us to make the Shinkiko card with laser engraving. The price remains the same as before, 1,100 yen (tax included). We hope that many people will use it as a gift of “Ki”.
Furthermore, we have also changed our power-up service to a more efficient method. The power-up service we explained in our January issue of this year used to create power units by laser-engraving the same SAS triple mark on both sides of an etched sheet of 40-micron-thick stainless steel and then layering it. This time, we discovered that the method of laser-engraving the SAS triple mark directly on both sides of a 20-micron-thick stainless steel foil is lighter and easier to layer while still maintaining the required amount of energy, so we decided to adopt this method.
Therefore, even if you have already received the power-up service and have a power unit installed in your Ki relay device, if you want to power it up even more, you can replace the existing unit with the 20 micron type and add an additional unit. Since it is half the thickness of the conventional type and easier to insert into the Ki relay device, when adding a power unit, up to 10 sets can be inserted for all High-Genki models from type 3 to type 8.