Amadeus Code and OTOKAI have been featured in the leading Austrian newspaper Die Presse. The article explores the social challenges surrounding Japan’s aging population and dementia, while highlighting our approach to keeping the brain active through music and creative activities.
Amadeus Code and our app “OTOKAI” have been featured in the leading Austrian newspaper Die Presse.
The article is based on reporting previously published in Germany’s DIE ZEIT and introduces the story to readers in Austria.
It explores the social challenges surrounding Japan’s aging population and dementia, while highlighting OTOKAI, an app developed by Amadeus Code.
OTOKAI is designed to help people keep their brains active in an enjoyable way through experiences such as listening to music, comparing and choosing what resonates with them, and putting their thoughts and feelings into words. Users can also combine music and words with photos or videos to create their own works and share them with family and friends.
The article also features comments from Amadeus Code CEO Jun Inoue and introduces research published in the academic journal Brain and Behavior.
Following the publication of the article, we have also seen an increase in new OTOKAI users from Austria.
Amadeus Code will continue to research and develop services that bring together music, AI, and creative experiences to support people’s well-being and connections with others.
▼ Read the article on Die Presse
https://www.diepresse.com/41318228/japans-demenz-zeitbombe-wenn-das-vergessen-zum-milliardengeschaeft-wird
OTOKAI is available for free on iPhone and Android.
Learn more on the App Store or Google Play.
▼ Learn More
iPhone
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6499198233
Android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amadeuscode.otokai