Diaper fashion show at Osaka expo

OSAKA, Japan, June 25 Kyodo - Models wearing diapers walk on a runway during a fashion show for adult diapers at the World Exposition in Osaka on June 24, 2025, with seven hygiene product makers and one underwear maker producing 31 items for the event. (Kyodo)

Diaper fashion show at Osaka expo

Diaper fashion show at Osaka expo

Models wearing diapers walk on a runway during a fashion show for adult diapers at the World Exposition in Osaka on June 24, 2025, with seven hygiene product makers and one underwear maker producing 31 items for the event.

Diaper fashion show at Osaka expo

Diaper fashion show at Osaka expo

A model wearing a diaper walks on a runway during a fashion show for adult diapers at the World Exposition in Osaka on June 24, 2025, with seven hygiene product makers and one underwear maker producing 31 items for the event.

Diaper fashion show at Osaka expo

Diaper fashion show at Osaka expo

Models wearing diapers walk on a runway during a fashion show for adult diapers at the World Exposition in Osaka on June 24, 2025, with seven hygiene product makers and one underwear maker producing 31 items for the event.

Underwear that can measure, send health data developed

Underwear that can measure, send health data developed

A man (C) models a new type of underwear knitted from metallic textiles that can transmit health data to smartphones via wireless communication, while a member of the garment's development team explains the technology in the western Japan city of Osaka on Jan. 6, 2016. Developed by major underwear maker Gunze Ltd. in collaboration with NEC Corp., one of Japan's biggest electronics firms, the garment can measure its wearer's heart rate and the number of calories they consume, as well as the straightness of their back. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Underwear that can measure, send health data developed

Underwear that can measure, send health data developed

A smartphone shows the straightness of the back of the man in the background, who wears a new type of underwear knitted from metallic textiles that can transmit health data to smartphones via wireless communication, in the western Japan city of Osaka on Jan. 6, 2016. Developed by major underwear maker Gunze Ltd. in collaboration with NEC Corp., one of Japan's biggest electronics firms, the garment can also measure its wearer's heart rate and the number of calories they consume. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo