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Abeno Food Education Festival Volume 12: A New Experience in Cognitive Health

On August 10, 2026, the bustling city of Osaka hosted the annual Abeno Food Education Festival Volume 12 at the Abeno Ward Office. This year marked a significant milestone as Hakujyu BioScience, a leading health and wellness company based in Shibuya, made its debut at the event with an engaging booth dedicated to brain fitness assessments.

Partnership for Healthier Futures

The collaboration between Hakujyu BioScience and the Abeno Welfare Center aimed to enhance community awareness regarding health and longevity through informed eating habits and preventive healthcare. The event attracted a total of 260 attendees, among whom 117 were intrigued enough to visit the Hakujyu booth, illustrating an impressive interest in maintaining brain health and promoting health management through dietary education.

Highlights from the Event

The festival kicked off with an energetic appearance by Abeno's mascot character, Abennon, who drew considerable attention and excitement among attendees. At the Hakujyu booth, families eagerly participated, creating long queues as they engaged with the interactive cognitive function assessments provided by the CogEvo platform. This game-like experience allowed participants—parents alongside their children and friends—to delve into fun and informative brain training and assessment, ensuring lively interactions until the end of the event.

Free Calcium Beverage Distribution

In addition to cognitive assessments, the booth featured free distributions of the high-calcium beverage, Calron, available in both plain and light versions. This initiative was aimed at supporting a healthier lifestyle, particularly among those concerned about nutrition such as families and older adults. The refreshing nature of Calron made it a hit at the festival, resonating well with the crowd keen on nutritional awareness and healthy living.

The Background of Our Participation

As an accredited partner of the Osaka Regional Collaboration Program, Hakujyu BioScience has been actively engaging with community concerns to promote the well-being of citizens. Following a recommendation from the City of Osaka, the decision to collaborate with the Abeno Welfare Center for the festival emerged, with Hakujyu's participation focused on promoting the innovative brain fitness assessment tool, CogEvo.

Spotlight on CogEvo

CogEvo is a cloud-based service designed for cognitive function evaluation and training, stemming from advancements in brain rehabilitation technology. It offers scientifically-backed methods to check cognitive functions early, addressing undue stress, fatigue, sleep deprivation, and age-related changes.
More details about the service can be found here.

About Calron

Calron, a calcium-rich beverage, addresses the common deficiency of calcium in daily diets and supports the development of a healthy body. With a crisp flavor in its plain variety and a light version focusing on reduced calories and sugars, Calron caters to a wide demographic, making it appropriate for families and the elderly, thus encouraging overall health maintenance. More information is available on the official site.

Company Overview

Hakujyu BioScience was founded in 1964 and operates out of Tokyo's Shibuya district. The company's diverse portfolio includes the development and manufacturing of healthcare devices and health foods, alongside the management of the concert hall Hakuju Hall. For more information, check out their official website.

The participation at the Abeno Food Education Festival was not just a chance to promote products, but a crucial opportunity to spread awareness about cognitive health and wellness within the community, embodying Hakujyu BioScience's commitment to fostering healthier lifestyles through informed dietary choices.