Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.

Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Mitsuru Fujiwara

Atsushi Isaka

Kazuyasu Ikadai

Shunichi Watanabe

Kazuya Oguri

A mist generator device includes a mist generation unit that generates mist from a liquid. A mist flow passage is connected to the mist generation unit. The mist from the mist generation unit flows through the mist flow passage. A tubular mist nozzle releases the mist, which is supplied from the mist generation through the mist flow passage, out of the mist generator device. The mist nozzle includes a mist entrance, a mist exit, and an inner constriction located at an inner side of the mist nozzle. The inner constriction includes a step that decreases an inner diameter of the mist nozzle from the mist entrance toward the mist exit.

Mist generator device

A skin care device includes a suction nozzle for drawing and removing sebum or other impurities from a user's skin while contacting the skin, a suction pump for generating a suction force for the suction nozzle, a mist nozzle, provided at a position around the suction nozzle, for spraying liquid, a liquid storage tank for storing the liquid to be supplied to the mist nozzle, a liquid supply pump for supplying the liquid in the liquid storage tank to the mist nozzle, and a drive motor for operating the suction pump and the liquid supply pump at the same time. Further, the suction pump and the liquid supply pump are disposed opposite to each other.

Skin care device for taking out and removing sebum or other cutaneous impurities

A dual-charging system for a portable electric appliance such as a video camera comprises a rechargeable battery pack having a built-in charge circuit and a separate charger unit. The battery pack is capable of selectively taking a first charging operation with the use of the built-in charge circuit and a second charging operation with the use of a charge circuit of the charger unit. The charge circuit of the charger unit is designed such that a charging rate of the battery pack by the second charging operation is faster than that by the first charging operation. Therefore, when a rapid charging of the battery pack is desired, it is preferred to select the second charging operation. On the other hand, when the electric appliance is used, for example, during a journey, it is preferred to select the first charging operation because the charger unit is inconvenient to carry during a journey.

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Shiga, Japan

Mitsuru Fujiwara