Design and development of computer game software and virtual reality software; development of computer games

Shoe dowels of metal; Shoe pegs of metal; Hobnails of metal; Boxes of metal, for dispensing paper towels.

Hand garden rakes

Dust masks; Gas masks; Welding masks; Fireproof garments; Gas masks in the form of hoods to be worn over head for use in emergency conditions; Gloves for protection against accidents; Spectacles; Goggles for sports; Contact lenses; Sunglasses; Divers' masks; Swimming goggles; Pince-nez; Ordinary spectacles; Goggles and masks for protection against dust; Parts and accessories for spectacles; Containers for contact lenses; Pince-nez mountings; Pince-nez chains; Pince-nez cords; Spectacle cases; Spectacle temples; Spectacle lenses; Spectacle frames.

Packaging containers of paper; Paperboard boxes; Paper bags and sacks; Corrugated cardboard boxes; Fiberboard boxes; Bags [pouches] of plastics, for packaging; Food wrapping plastic film for household use; Garbage bags of paper; Garbage bags of plastics for household use; Hygienic hand towels of paper; Towels of paper; Table napkins of paper; Hand towels of paper; Handkerchiefs of paper; Cardboard; Paper; Printing paper; India paper; Carbon paper; Glassine paper; Newsprint paper; Blotters; Typewriter paper; Toilet paper; Writing paper; Wrapping paper; Rice paper; Parchment paper; Filter paper; Paperboard [cardboard]; Ivory manilaboard; Colorboard [colored paperboard]; Strawboard; White paperboard; Fluting paper [corrugating medium]; Linerboard for corrugated cardboard; Millboard; Postcard paper; Japanese paper; Mulch paper; Kasa-gami [oiled paper for paper umbrellas]; Gunpowder wrapping paper; Tissue paper for use as material of stencil paper [Ganpishi]; Japanese handicraft paper; Kohzo-gami [paper made from paper mulberry]; Paper for use as material of stock certificates [Shokenshi]; Shoji-gami [paper for Japanese sliding partitions]; Calligraphy paper; Cardboard made from paper mulberry [Senkasi]; Coarse tissue for toiletry use; Tengujosi [paper made from paper mulberry]; Stencil paper [mimeograph paper]; Torinoko-gami [Japanese paper]; Napkin paper; Duplicating paper; Hosho-gami [thick Japanese paper]; Converted paper [processed paper]; Paper lace; Imitation leather paper; Perforated cards for Jacquard looms; Acid-resistant paper; Corrugated cardboard; Paraffined paper [waxed paper]; Fusuma-gami [paper for Japanese indoor sliding partitions]; Fireproof paper; Mildewproof paper; Waterproof paper; Anti-rust paper; Oilproof paper; Luminous paper; Plastic gift wrap; Synthetic paper; Printed matter, namely, books, pamphlets; Picture postcards; Sheet music; Song books; Catalogues; Calendars; Magazines [periodicals]; Printed timetables; Books; Newspapers; Geographical maps; Diaries; Newsletters; Pamphlets.

Chipboard; Roofing paperboard.

Shoe dowels, not of metal; Shoe pegs, of plastic; Hobnails, of plastic.

Face-powder cases; Combs cases; Cosmetic cream cases; Make-up sponges; Make-up brushes; Fitted vanity cases; Perfume sprayers sold empty; Powder compacts; Soap holders and boxes; Toilet cases; Nail brushes; Powder puffs; Toothbrushes; Toothbrush cases; Shaving brushes; Shaving brush stands; Hair brushes; Lip brushes; Eyebrow brushes; Gloves for household purposes; Brushes for washing up, cleaning cloth for household use; Washing boards; Clothes-pegs; Washing brushes; Dusting cloths; Wash-tubs; Waste baskets; Dust-pans; Dusters; Drying boards for washed, starched and then stretched pieces of kimono [Hariita]; Brooms; Mops; Clothes hanging rods [used as washing lines]; Clothes drying hangers; Brushes for pets ; Bird cages; Bird baths; Chamber pots; Soap dispensers; Shoe brushes; Shoe horns; Shoe shine cloths; Shoe shine sponges and cloths; Shoe trees [stretchers].

Personal washing cloths; Felt cloth; Press felt; Woven felt; Non-woven textile fabrics; Towels of textile; Tenugui [Japanese cotton towels]; Handkerchiefs of textile; Fukusa [Japanese ceremonial wrapping cloth]; Furoshiki [Japanese general wrapping cloth]; Mosquito nets; Bedsheets; Futon quilts; Covers for futon quilts; Pillowcases; Bed blankets; Dish towels for drying; Shower curtains; Fitted toilet seat covers of textile; Wall hangings of textile; Curtains; Table cloths, not of paper; Draperies [thick drop curtains].

Waterproof jackets, winter jackets; Evening dresses; School uniforms; Children's wear; Liveries for clean rooms; Uniforms for medical personnel; Jackets [clothing]; Jogging pants; Sweat pants; Suits; Skirts; Ski jackets; Ski pants; Trousers; Smocks; Formalwear; Coats; Overcoats; Topcoats; Raincoats; Sweaters; Cardigans; Vests and waistcoats; Shirts; Open-necked shirts; Cuffs; Sport shirts; Blouses; Polo shirts; Shirts for suits; Nightwear; Night gowns; Negligees; Nemaki [Japanese sleeping robes]; Pajamas; Bath robes; Disposable underwear; Underwear [underclothing]; Housecoats; Undershirts; Corsets [underclothing]; Chemises; Drawers [clothing] and underpants; Slips [undergarments]; Panties, shorts and briefs; Brassieres; Petticoats; Swimwear; Swimming caps; Camisoles; Tee-shirts; Obi [sash bands for kimonos]; Obiage [bustle holder bands for obi]; Obiage-shin [bustles for obi-knots]; Koshihimo [waist strings for kimonos]; Koshimaki [undershirts for kimonos]; Juban [undershirts for kimonos]; Datejime [tightening-up strings for kimonos]; Datemaki [wrap belts for kimonos]; Nagagi [full-length kimonos]; Haori [short overcoats for kimonos]; Haorihimo [string fasteners for haori]; Hakama [pleated skirts for formal kimonos]; Haneri [detachable neckpieces for kimonos]; Sleep masks; Aprons [clothing]; Collar protectors [for wear]; Socks and stockings; Puttees and gaiters; Fur stoles; Shawls; Scarves; Tabi [Japanese style socks]; Japanese style socks covers [Tabi covers]; Gloves and mittens [clothing]; Neckties; Neckerchiefs; Bandanas [neckerchiefs]; Thermal underwear; Mufflers [neck scarves]; Ear muffs [clothing]; Nightcaps; Hoods for clean rooms; Hats and caps; Garters; Sock suspenders; Suspenders; Waistbands; Belts [clothing]; Shoes; Shoes for clean rooms; Boots for clean rooms; Rain boots; Leather shoes; Sandals; Sneakers; Jikatabi [Japanese split-toed work footwear]; Boots; Women's shoes; Winter boots; Infants' shoes and boots; Inner soles; Heelpieces for footwear; Insoles for footwear; Welts for shoes and boots; Rubber soles for jikatabi; Boot uppers and shoe uppers; Tips for footwear; Shoe soles for repair; Tongue for shoes and boots; Protective metal members for shoes and boots; Geta [Japanese style wooden clogs]; Ashida [high rain clogs]; Koma-geta [low wooden clogs]; Sandal-clogs; Hiyori-geta [low wooden clogs]; Metal fittings for Japanese style wooden clogs; Wooden bodies for Japanese style clogs; Toe straps for Japanese style wooden clogs; Zori; Asaura-zori [Japanese toe-strap sandals]; Japanese style sandals of leather; Slippers; Japanese style sandals of felt; Waraji [Japanese footwear made of rice straw]; Slipper soles; Uppers for Japanese style sandals; Soles for Japanese style sandals; Uppers of woven rattan for Japanese style sandals; Toe straps for zori [Japanese style sandals]; Masquerade costumes; Clothes for sports; Anoraks; Karate suits; Sports overuniforms; Kendo outfits; Judo suits; Ski suits for competition; Headbands [clothing]; Wind-jackets; Sport uniforms and sport stockings; Wristbands [clothing]; Clothes for water sports; Wetsuits for surfing; Wetsuits for water-skiing; Special footwear for sports; Golf shoes; Soccer shoes; Ski boots; Snowboard boots; Gymnastic shoes; Mountaineering boots; Bowling shoes; Boxing shoes; Field hockey shoes; Baseball shoes; Rugby shoes; Footwear for track and field athletics; Horse-riding boots; and Windsurfing shoes.