By / MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Team (compiled and reported)
Taiwanese travelers love purchasing Japanese goods during their trips to Japan, especially products in the categories of cosmetics and electronics, which they simply can't get enough of. For example, Panasonic hair dryers are a favorite among many—almost everyone owns one. With the arrival of the Mid-Autumn Festival, barbecues are naturally a must-do activity, and Panasonic’s featured product this time—the air purification series—is designed to ensure you enjoy clean air even in a fragrant barbecue environment.
Panasonic air conditioning products – LX Series. (Image provided by / Panasonic)
Panasonic dual-tech dehumidifier. (Image provided by / Panasonic)
As the saying goes, “When the moon is full, families reunite.” The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Reunion Festival, is one of the four major traditional holidays for the Chinese. Around this time, people return home to gather with family, admire the moon, eat mooncakes, and have barbecues. However, when outdoor PM2.5 levels hit hazardous purple alert levels, even staying at home means worrying about indoor PM2.5 affecting our health. Because simply opening windows or going in and out of the house can bring outdoor PM2.5 into the home environment, posing a significant health risk.
Panasonic air purifier. (Image provided by / Panasonic)
Panasonic’s air purification series features its patented Japanese nanoe health technology, releasing 480 billion OH hydroxyl ions per second*. It breaks through the limitations of conventional methods that only passively wait for pollutants to enter and offer limited purification coverage. With SGS certification in Japan, nanoe technology actively eliminates up to 99%* of harmful microorganisms in PM2.5, improving indoor air quality while also helping keep the interior of the machine mold-free and clean, ensuring a healthy living environment.