Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.

Kirin Holdings Kabushiki Kaisha

Kirin Beverage Company, Limited

Kirin Beverage Kabushiki Kaisha

Hiroyuki Naganuma

Kenichiro Yamamoto

Hideyuki Wakabayashi

Yuko Yotsumoto

Yuki Aritsuka

Naoki Shimada

Mikio Ishikawa

To provide a bottled carbonated drink including a sweetener and a caramel composition, wherein the drink contains an indigestible dextrin and the amount of 4-methylimidazole in the drink is less than 200 ppb. The drink is a bottled carbonated drink of which foam is stabilized.

Bottled carbonated drink

To provide a bottled carbonated drink containing indigestible dextrin, capable of reducing exuding of a dissolved carbon dioxide. The bottled carbonated drink containing indigestible dextrin, including a caramel pigment and a high-intensity sweetener is provided.

Bottled drink containing indigestible dextrin and method for producing the same

A method for producing a fine convex pattern structure having a fine convex pattern projecting from a flat portion in a predetermined direction with respect to the flat portion includes: using an imprint mold that has a fine concave pattern corresponding to the fine convex pattern and forming the fine convex pattern projecting from the flat portion under a condition in which the fine convex pattern is inclined to the flat portion side from the predetermined direction; and causing the fine convex pattern to project in the predetermined direction with respect to the flat portion by inducing electric charges at least on the inclined fine convex pattern.

Method for producing fine convex pattern structure and fine convex pattern production system

There is provided an optical recording medium provided with at least an optical recording layer, further comprising a cured layer provided on/over outer surface of the optical recording layer and a receiving layer provided on at least a part of the cured layer. It is possible to provide an optical recording medium which allows post-processing such as printing on the cured layer which has been very difficult to be carried out so far, without degrading the reliability of the information of the optical recording medium.

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Hiroyuki Naganuma