The second generation of the MR2 released by Toyota in 1989. Compared to its predecessor, the first generation MR2, the body size was enlarged and the engine was turbocharged to increase power. The engine mounted on the MR2 was the NA "3S-GE," a representative of Toyota's sports engines, and its turbocharged version, the "3S-GTE. The engine was mounted transversely on a midship mount. The second generation of the MR2 was improved many times over the 10 years from its sales launch in 1989 to the end of production in 1999, and throughout its life cycle, it was a car with extremely high driving performance. Although it had some mid-ship characteristics, it boasted high turning and traction performance. It is also a car that is still active in Japanese gymkhana competitions due to its high driving performance.

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.