Surprisingly low priority? Recommendations for introducing natural sounds into the "break room."
What kind of space do you want the break room in your workplace or office to be? When we speak with company representatives, they often express the desire for a break room that can enhance employee productivity. While this is a common keyword mentioned by most representatives, it is also true that they find it very challenging to choose "truly effective" options within a limited budget. When we conduct interviews with people from various departments regarding the break room, we often hear comments such as: - The surrounding noise is too loud. - I can't relax due to the sounds made by others. - I'm bothered by the sounds and smells of food during meals. These are frequently heard keywords, but we wonder if simply addressing these complaints can actually improve productivity. Many company representatives consider introducing items like televisions, but similar to music, things that are influenced by "individual preferences" often lead to mixed feelings of comfort and discomfort. As a result, we frequently hear that such efforts did not have much significance.
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As a solution to the above, we propose the "BGM service using natural sounds for sound masking." The reason is that by masking surrounding sounds, it is less likely to become unpleasant for many people. Additionally, natural sounds contain a significant amount of 1/f fluctuation, which can be expected to have a relaxing effect, making it ideal for use in break rooms. Furthermore, the implementation cost is very reasonable, starting at ¥13,500 per year. Companies interested in this service are encouraged to feel free to contact us.
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P2
Delivery Time
P3
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Since its establishment, our company has been providing people with health and comfortable living spaces through sound, music, visuals, and music events. We specialize in high-quality content in the genre of "healing," utilizing various media such as CDs, DVDs, broadcasts, films, websites, and events to offer healing moments with music and visuals that consider both the mind and body.