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Gogo no Makura or Afternoon Cushion for Workaholics! The Japanese invented an office pillow

Gogo no Makura or Afternoon Cushion for Workaholics!

A Japanese company has come up with an office pillow for workaholics.

Atex has introduced Gogo no Makura or “Afternoon Pillow”.

This invention belongs to 43-year-old Natsuki Sato – the woman once noticed her colleagues sleeping at the table during lunch.

The angle of the “pillow” is easily adjusted, and there is an alarm clock inside that wakes up with a slight vibration.

The price of such an invention is now about 60 US dollars.

As part of the pre-order, hundreds of customers have already lined up to purchase Gogo no Makura.

An essential Monday accessory.

 

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