Japan Tobacco Inc.

Institute for Personalized Information Environment

New Media Development Association

Tetsuya Yoshimura

Masato Miyauchi

Yutaka Hidai

Hirotada Ueda

Satoshi Yoshizawa

Makoto Hirose

Toshiro C Watanabe

Yuji Yamauchi

Norikazu Saito

Toru Sakurai

Masashi Uyama

Masajiro Fukunaga

Nobuo Asahi

Hirosi Iizuka

Ryo Kitaoka

Hisao Miyauchi

Takashi Kayamori

Katsumi Kunihara

Tadashi Hoshiai

Takayuki Nakazono

Hiroki Nakaae

Ryu Kitaoka

A circuit board for a non-combustion flavor inhaler includes a substrate and an electrically conductive ink pattern printed on the substrate. The substrate includes paper. A percentage weight loss of the paper from room temperature to 290&#xb0; C. is less than 20% of a percentage weight loss of the paper from room temperature to 900&#xb0; C. under a condition that allows air to flow at a flow rate of 100 mL/min while elevating a temperature of the air at a speed of 10&#xb0; C./min.

Circuit board for non-combustion type flavor inhaler and non-combustion type flavor inhaler

A paper for smoking articles containing cellulose fibers, and being made by adding cellulose nanofibers and filler particles serving as an absorbent or a catalyst, wherein primary particles of the filler particles have an average particle diameter of 1 &#x3bc;m or less.

Paper for smoking article and smoking article

A tobacco product produced by wrapping cut tobacco with a pouch or a cigarette paper, wherein the pouch or the cigarette paper has an inner layer and an outer layer, and a paper of the outer layer has an air permeability higher than that of a paper of the inner layer.

Tobacco product

An architecture providing a human interface includes a user input device, a studio or workplace receiving an output of the user input device, the studio being capable of storing and sharing information, and a plurality of agents or functional modules connected to supply/receive data from the studio. The agents are connected in parallel and perform processing as distributed and cooperative processing of functions by the user. The agents are independent components having independent functions performing processing on data in the studio to receive and store items of information, respectively, from and to the studio as a shared information medium, the studio being accessible to the user and to the plurality of agents. Each of the plurality of agents can be independently started depending upon a status of the studio.

Information processing unit having function modules independently

An information processor, which manages operational history data or status data to revert an application back to any desired point in the past or make use of the past operations, includes an interface screen having cards thereon, as objects, that are manipulated by a user so as to make use of history. Contents of the history are represented while the order of the cards, placed one upon another, is associated with the time series of the history. A card representation is provided on the screen presented by the application to the user at any point in a past or to provide a card representation defined by images which alternately display screen representations before and after a change in the application screen by the operation performed by the user at any point in the past, while the before-change and after-change representations are displayed for different periods of time. A tag provided to the card is incorporated in the interface screen and objects of stacks, where a bundle of cards arranged according to the time series of the card history is placed and to which instructions as to a user's operation performed on the card bundle are inputted, are incorporated on the user's interface screen. The stack cooperates with the application by letting the application execute an operational history corresponding to a card sequence on the stack and letting the results be represented on the cards; and the card sequence is inserted into the stack in conjunction with the application; thereby, letting the application execute the operational history.

Card windowing metaphor for application command and presentation history

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Tokyo, Japan

Tetsuya Yoshimura