Inspiring children to shape their tomorrow

"KIKASETE," our core initiative to address educational disparities, is an interactive learning app that provides high-quality picture books and curricula for free, supported by advertising from companies. To date, it has been used by over 200,000 people, and educational institutions have also adopted the "KIKASETE" curriculum and are using it in interactive lessons for children.

In today's world, where dual-income households and nuclear families are on the rise, both children and parents can easily feel lonely, and parents can also feel guilty about their children. The interactive learning app "KIKASETE" gives children a sense of security through conversations with characters, and also eases parents' worries. We also conduct user interviews about child-rearing and education, and use that data to make improvements and provide support to families with children.

At Kidsscope, we are committed to the quality of the curriculum we provide in order to always provide the best possible learning experience for children. We partner with external research institutions and conduct academic verification after undergoing strict ethical review. We objectively measure and analyze the effect and influence of the curriculum on children's development and motivation to learn, striving to ensure and further improve quality.

Our efforts to address educational disparities are not limited to Japan. In order to provide education to all children, we have formed business partnerships with educational institutions in need overseas, including India, Thailand, and Cambodia. We film interviews with local children and create curriculum videos for distribution on our interactive learning app, "KIKASETE." This provides users with a valuable opportunity to deepen their understanding of different cultures and develop new perspectives. This business partnership creates a sustainable revenue cycle that is not dependent on donations, leading to further expansion of educational support.