Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.

Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd.

Takashi Yukawa

Tsuyoshi Nishizawa

Takashi Yamaguchi

Etsushi Muramatsu

Masanobu Yamasaki

Motoharu Muto

Masamichi Miyaguchi

Takayoshi Tanizawa

Fumio Taniguchi

Daisuke Tsukada

Izumi Mihara

Yasunori Ueda

Masatoshi Dairin

Takumi Adachi

Kotaro Yanagi

Hiroyuki Inoue

Satoshi Kajiyama

Matsuki Yamamoto

Munekiyo Ikebe

Masaki Nagano

Masahiro Takatani

Tetsushi Ogawa

Yoshiharu Hayashi

A massaging device having an applicator driven by a plurality of driving unit to move along two or more different axes to generate a combined massaging action to be applied to the user's body. A controller holds individual speed data each defining a speed at which each of the driving units reciprocates the applicator along each of the different axes, and to control the driving units to reciprocate the applicator in accordance with the associated speed data. The controller controls the speed of the applicator along one of the axes independently from the speed of the applicator moving along another of the axes. Accordingly, the applicator's movements along the different axes can be free from being interfered with each other even being subject to a load, thereby assuring to continue the combined massaging action.

Massaging device having a controller to give different reciprocating movements to each applicator along different axes

In a shaver having provided on an upper end portion of a main body thereof a head portion comprising a razor having an outer blade and an inner blade, a front cross section of the shaver has a shape narrowed at a substantially center portion in its up and down direction, and a side cross section of the shaver has a substantially S-shape, in order to increase the contact area between the main body and the palm, to improve fit feeling, to make it hard to slip, and to finely adjust the angle of the razor against the skin without moving the wrist.

Shaver

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Kyoto, Japan

Takashi Yukawa