The first generation of the MPV, which stands for Multi Purpose Vehicle, was created in 1988 as an export model for the United States. In the Japanese market, sales began in 1990, and it was the pioneer of the minivan segment in Japan. The LY3P Mazda MPV was introduced in 2006 as the third generation of this model. The catchphrase is "The next generation people mover based on the idea of a sports car. The brakes are equipped with a braking system similar to that of the company's RX-8 sports car. The large body can accommodate seven to eight passengers, yet the handling performance has been pursued, etc. The model was made in earnest in pursuit of the car's athletic performance. The third-generation MPV will no longer be equipped with the V6 engine that was available in the previous generation. The only available engines are NA and turbocharged 2300cc 4-cylinder gasoline engines. It was also the model that promoted the downsizing of engines.

A technology developed by Yamaha Corporation that models the human voice and performs the human voice as an electronic musical instrument. Vocaloid technology was publicized by Yamaha, and a variety of Vocaloid software was released by various companies. In Japan, Vocaloid songs, illustrations, and videos have become a social phenomenon, and have gained full citizenship as a part of the Japanese culture.

Sold by Clapton Future Media The very popular Vocaloids reproduce the human voice on a computer. She has long pink hair and blue eyes. The voice is modeled by voice actor Yu Asakawa. Compared to other Vocaloids, it excels at calm tunes. It is also the first Vocaloid to have two voice databases, one in Japanese and one in English. J-POP, which often mixes Japanese and English lyrics, and She specializes in singing songs from English-speaking countries.