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Special Dialogue Report: "We Have the Power to Change the World"

During the exhibition EDIX Tokyo 2026, the groundbreaking AI reading and writing assistance app Mojizona was introduced by Nanka Corporation, led by CEO Keita Moriwake. On May 14, 2026, education advisors Yuichi Kudo and Yasuko Kimura held a special dialogue at the Mojizona booth, surrounded by an audience eager to learn about the app's potential.

Messages from the Experts

After their initial talks, both Kudo and Kimura shared heartfelt messages for Mojizona.

• - Kudo: "Mojizona, you have the power to change the world! I have high hopes for your future!"
• - Kimura: "Bravo Mojizona! It connects children with each other, helping all children to find happiness!"

Insights from the Dialogue

Real-world Testing in Schools

The dialogue began with insights from a teacher who conducted a real-world experiment at a public elementary school in Nagoya.,
They described Mojizona as an app that "breaks through the barriers of reading and writing to unleash the true potential of students". It was highlighted how educational conversations shifted from basic queries like, "How do I write this?" to deeper discussions like, "I felt like the protagonist was thinking this; what about you?" This transformation is a testament to Mojizona's ability to facilitate advanced dialogue among pupils.

Crucially, Mojizona allows students who struggle with reading and writing to articulate their challenges more positively. Rather than feeling inadequate, they learn to express that they simply have difficulties in reading, thus preserving their self-esteem.

Kudo's Vision for Change

Kudo urged a reevaluation of Japan’s academic evaluation norms. "The prevailing mindset that scores on paper define intelligence is a remnant of the historical Chinese examination system. Academic prowess should not rely solely on reading and writing. Mojizona represents a technological advancement that can alleviate the burdens faced by many children in Japan. Its existence could bring about significant societal change."

Kimura's Emphasis on Connection

Kimura emphasized the importance of the goals for integrating Mojizona into the educational framework. "If we approach it solely as a tool for special needs education, we risk isolating students. The aim should not be merely to achieve perfect scores; it is to foster connections amongst children. Reasonable adjustments enable all students to learn collaboratively, and portraying reading and writing merely as a means could lead to meaningful educational outcomes."

Voices from the Participants

The audience’s response highlighted the pressing need for such innovations. One education official from the Board of Education remarked, "We have been searching for methods to implement inclusive education, and witnessing diverse children learning together was enlightening. I want to explore further through real-world testing."

A public school teacher added, "While I’ve received countless inquiries from parents, I always felt unsure how to address their concerns. With Mojizona, I now have a tangible solution."

Moreover, an exam official expressed relief at the prospect of Mojizona relieving some of the burdens associated with providing accommodations in testing environments.

Success at EDIX Tokyo 2026

As one of Japan's largest educational showcases, EDIX Tokyo 2026 proved to be a successful debut for Nanka Corporation, attracting nearly 500 visitors to its booth despite its modest size of four square meters. The special dialogue generated a buzz, drawing a crowd that filled the hallways.

Overview of the Pilot Program Results

Nanka's participation in the "Hatch Technology NAGOYA" initiative allowed for pilot testing of Mojizona at Meiji Elementary School in Nagoya. Initially expecting a utilization rate of about 6.5%, the results were astounding—with a usage rate of approximately 35% due to device loans, and post-deployment on GIGA terminal devices soaring to over 60%.

For more information on the pilot program, you can view the official press report from Nagoya City here: Hatch Tech Nagoya.

About Mojizona

Mojizona is designed as an educational support platform that aligns with Japan's Ministry of Education's push for assistive technology in learning. With Mojizona, educational materials can be transformed into digital formats quickly. This app integrates innovative AI algorithms to automatically recognize and interpret educational content.

Main Functions:

• - Quickly digitize physical educational materials through photographs or data entry.
• - Utilize AI to analyze materials and automatically recognize furigana, questions, and answer sections (patent pending).
• - Tap any part of the text to enable natural voice reading, compatible with various writing formats and languages.
• - Provide diverse answering options through voice input, keyboard, flick, or handwritten input.

Mojizona facilitates a seamless end-to-end learning experience within a single app, allowing for autonomous learning both at school and home without significant preliminary investments in equipment or materials.

Current and Future Developments

Along with its home-use model, Nanka is developing a school model that offers tailored plans responsive to school environments. Details regarding pricing will be announced as they are finalized.

For additional inquiries about the special dialogue archive video, pilot program applications, or other resources, please feel free to contact Nanka's PR team at: [email protected].

Special Campaign: To celebrate the successful debut at EDIX, a special pricing campaign is underway, extending a launch promotional rate, and offering a referral discount!

Nanka Corporation is committed to reshaping the future of educational support by leveraging technology in meaningful ways.