YOZAN and Vodafone K.K. today announce that they have agreed on the nationwide expansion of YOZAN's Child Monitoring System, which it currently offers using its network, from July 2006 using Vodafone K.K.'s network. In addition, as YOZAN plans to expand the system in the future, the service name will be changed to "Personal Security System".

The Child Monitoring System currently offered by YOZAN, allows children to alert
guardians, schools or local governments in an emergency via "School Bell", a small
dedicated device. Amid the increasing concern about child safety in Japan, this system
is attracting attention from local governments, educational institutions and guardians
nationwide.

Service allows children, families and employees to call their family or company in an
emergency without using their hands via a mobile and GPS based device. In
addition, the location of the person with the device can be confirmed in real-time on
a PC.

"Child Monitoring System": An emergency notification system using 'School Bell', a
small egg-shaped mobile and GPS based device. By pulling out the pin of the
'School Bell' when a child senses danger, an alarm will go off, notification will be
sent to guardians and the GPS function will determine the location of the child using
Vodafone K.K.'s network. An optional function that will allow calls to two numbers
will also be added.

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