JP7069638B2 - Picture book recommendation system using brain science - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a picture book recommendation system using brain science, and more particularly to a picture book recommendation system using brain science, which can recommend an appropriate picture book based on brain science.

For example, for children's picture books, there is a service that delivers fixed picture books on a regular basis. In this case, the service provider selects a picture book and delivers a uniformly determined picture book on a regular basis (for example, every month). At this time, the selection of picture books was made by analogy with the difficulty of the contents according to the sales situation and the uniform developmental stage such as age.

Further, Patent Document 1 describes a technique of analyzing a combination of elements and variations by using conjoint analysis and presenting an optimum plan. Here, a means for expanding the orthogonal array generated by the conjoint analysis means into a questionnaire questionnaire and a means for analyzing the response data by the conjoint analysis and scoring the partial utility for the combination of elements and variations are described. ing.

Japanese Patent No. 5972298

However, in the case of the above-mentioned picture book delivery, since the picture books to be delivered are uniformly determined, the picture books are delivered according to the individuality of the reader such as a child (for example, the child's favorite brain power, undiscovered brain power, etc.). Cannot be delivered. In this case, the child may not be interested in the delivered picture book and may not be read and wasted. In addition, it is not sufficient from the viewpoint of development according to the individuality of the child who is the reader.

On the other hand, Patent Document 1 does not disclose a specific configuration for recommending an optimal picture book based on brain science, which is a system for optimizing creation for general sales promotion.

In view of the above problems, it is an object of the present invention to provide a picture book recommendation system using brain science, which can recommend an appropriate picture book according to the individuality of the reader.

In order to achieve the above object, one of the representative picture book recommendation systems using the brain science of the present invention was tagged as to whether or not it corresponds to a plurality of items classified using the brain science. A means for recording a picture book, a means for calculating points indicating how much the user corresponds to each item based on a questionnaire entered by the user, and a point for each item of the calculated user. It is characterized by having a means for comparing the items of the tagged picture book and recommending a picture book that meets a predetermined condition.

Further, one of the picture book recommendation systems using the brain science of the present invention is to recommend a picture book in which items having a certain rank or higher are tagged when the items are arranged in order of points. It is characterized by being.
Further, one of the picture book recommendation systems using the brain science of the present invention is characterized by having a means for creating an individual medical record in which a chart showing points for each item is described.
Further, one of the picture book recommendation systems using the brain science of the present invention is characterized by having a means for automatically ordering the recommended picture book.
Further, one of the picture book recommendation systems using the brain science of the present invention is characterized by having a means for converting the individual medical record into print data.
Further, one of the picture book recommendation systems using the brain science of the present invention is characterized by having a means for changing the points for each item based on the information re-entered by the user.

According to the present invention, in a picture book recommendation system using brain science, it is possible to recommend an appropriate picture book according to the individuality of the reader.
Issues, configurations and effects other than those described above will be clarified by the following description of the embodiments.

An example of the flowchart of the picture book recommendation system using the brain science of the present invention is shown. It is a figure which shows an example of the classification item in the picture book recommendation system using the brain science of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the business flow which used the picture book recommendation system which used the brain science of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the individuality chart by the picture book recommendation system using the brain science of this invention. It is an enlarged view of the point table in the individuality chart of FIG. It is a figure which showed the example of the subject who is supposed to use the service by the picture book recommendation system using the brain science of this invention. It is the first figure which showed an example of the monitor investigation result by the picture book recommendation system using the brain science of this invention. It is the 2nd figure which showed an example of the monitor investigation result by the picture book recommendation system using the brain science of this invention.

A mode for carrying out the present invention will be described.

FIG. 1 shows an example of a flowchart of a picture book recommendation system using the brain science of the present invention. FIG. 1 shows the configuration of the entire service using the picture book recommendation system using brain science.

Here, the user 1 is a user such as a child who actually reads a picture book or a relative of a child who reads aloud to the child. The picture book recommendation system 2 shows an embodiment of the picture book recommendation system using the brain science of the present invention. The agency company / publishing company 3 is a company that manages and sells the inventory of books such as picture books. The printing factory 4 is a factory that prints picture books, booklets explaining the service, and the like. The secretariat 5 is a secretariat in a service using a picture book recommendation system using the brain science of the present invention.

The picture book recommendation system 2 includes a recording unit 11, a recording unit 12, and a processing unit 13.

The recording unit 11 records information about the book, such as tagged book information, bibliographic data, and inventory information. In addition, the recording unit 12 records information about the user 1, such as personal information of the user 1, information on the shipping address, and assessment information based on a questionnaire or the like. Here, various recording media such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) can be applied to the recording unit 11 and the recording unit 12. The recording unit 11 and the recording unit 12 may be integrally recorded on the same recording medium, or may be configured separately.

The processing unit 13 performs processing for executing a picture book recommendation system using brain science. Further, the processing unit 13 is composed of devices necessary for processing the picture book recommendation system 2, such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a ROM (Read Only Memory), and a RAM (Random Access Memory). The processing unit 13 may be provided in a computer such as a server or a PC, or may be integrated with the recording unit 11 or the recording unit 12.

Further, the agency company / publishing company 3 has a recording unit 21. The recording unit 21 records information on books handled by the agency / publisher 3, such as bibliographic data and inventory information. For example, various recording media such as an HDD can be applied to the recording unit 21, and information can be provided from the recording unit 21 to the recording unit 11 of the picture book recommendation system 2. In addition, the agency company / publishing company 3 is provided with a processing unit for inventory management, shipping, delivery management, etc., as necessary.

The contents of the system flowchart will be described below.
First, the book is tagged (S101). Here, the staff of the secretariat 5 and the like tag the target books such as picture books. Tagging examines whether a book is applicable to multiple items classified using brain science, especially items related to individuality, and tags the items if applicable. .. The number of items can be finely classified by increasing the number of items to, for example, 3 or more, 5 or more, and 8 or more. Specific examples of classification will be described later. The information of the tagged book is recorded in the recording unit 11 of the picture book recommendation system 2.

Next, the staff of the secretariat 5 edits a guide booklet containing explanations of a plurality of items classified using the above brain science (S102), prints it at the printing factory 4, and publishes it as an agency company. Deliver to company 3 (S103).

The agency company / publishing company 3 manages the books to be handled, and the bibliographic data of the books and the inventory information thereof are recorded in the recording unit 21. The contents here are sent to the recording unit 11 of the picture book recommendation system 2 (S104).

The recording unit 11 of the picture book recommendation system 2 records tagged book information, book bibliographic data, and book inventory information (S105). Here, the information of the tagged book is the information recorded in S101. Further, the bibliographic data of the book and the inventory information of the book are obtained from the recording unit 21 of the agency company / publisher 3, and in particular, the information of the book related to the tagged book is recorded.

The user 1 performs member registration and assessment for the picture book recommendation system 2 (S106). Here, the picture book recommendation system 2 is accessed from a website or the like via the Internet or the like to perform membership registration and assessment. By registering as a member, the personal information of user 1 is input, and the shipping address information and the like are registered. In addition, the assessment is carried out by actually conducting a questionnaire about children reading picture books and their parents. The questionnaire is an assessment question item with a plurality of items for parents and a plurality of items for children, and the picture book recommendation system 2 receives an answer by input of the user 1. Questionnaires can automatically receive information entered through websites and the like.

Then, the processing unit 13 of the picture book recommendation system 2 analyzes and evaluates how many points each item classified by the tagging of S101 has based on the questionnaire result received, and the individuality of the child. Create a chart automatically. Here, the points indicate how much the user corresponds to the item, and the higher the points, the higher the brain power of the item (higher degree of matching). Based on this evaluation, it is possible to automatically select child-rearing advice and annual recommended picture books that suit the individuality of the child. Further, the user 1 may be displayed with these results. The points can be represented by, for example, an integer between 0 and the highest value, with the highest value determined. If the maximum value is 50, it is represented by an integer from 0 to 50.

Further, the user 1 customizes the service as necessary (S107), and makes a payment when applying for the service (S108). This makes it possible to apply for a service using the picture book recommendation system 2.

On the other hand, the recording unit 12 of the picture book recommendation system 2 records the personal information, the shipping address information, and the assessment information of the user 1 (S109). This is based on the information input by the user 1 in S106 to S108. Personal information and shipping address information are recorded by the information at the time of membership registration of S106, and assessment information is recorded by the information at the time of assessment of S106.

The processing unit 13 of the picture book recommendation system 2 executes the batch program (S110). Here, the execution of the batch program is performed periodically, for example, once a day at 18:00. Then, by executing this program, selection of recommended books, ordering of books to each wholesaler, arrangement of print data, transmission of ordering information to each company, and the like are performed.

For the selection of recommended books, the tag items tagged in S101 are compared with the results of the assessment conducted in S106, and a picture book that matches the individuality of the target user 1 is selected. The "individuality" here is the child's favorite brain power, unexcavated brain power, and the like. Here, as an example of selecting a picture book, for example, a picture book tagged with an item in which the target child's points are higher than a certain level can be selected. In addition, all items are arranged in order of points, and a picture book tagged with any item in a certain range (for example, the range up to the second, third, fourth, etc.) from the highest point is selected. You may. In addition, a picture book tagged with only one of the items in a certain range from the one with the highest point may be selected. Further, a picture book tagged with both an item in a certain range from the highest point and an item in any other range may be selected.

To order books from each wholesaler, place an order with the agency / publisher 3 for the selected book. At this time, the shipping address information of the target user 1 recorded in the recording unit 12 is transmitted to the agency / publisher 3 (S111).

The arrangement of print data is the arrangement of print data such as printed matter attached to a book. An example of a printed matter here is an individual medical record. The individuality chart contains information such as points of each item according to the individuality of user 1, items such as "individuality that you want to develop more" and "individuality that you want to develop undiscovered" that are sorted by points, and information on how to grow them. It is taken into account. In addition, information on picture books that will be recommended and delivered in the future is also posted. Such print data is determined and sent to the agency / publisher 3.

The agency company / publisher 3 receives each delivered item for the picture book ordered from the picture book recommendation system 2 (S112). In this case, the target picture book ordered based on the inventory information recorded in the recording unit 21 is received, and the printed matter is printed and received based on the print data from the picture book recommendation system 2.

Next, the agency / publisher 3 downloads the shipping address list from the recording unit 12 of the picture book recommendation system 2 (S113). Then, the delivered item received in S112 is enclosed and shipped to the user 1 of the shipping destination acquired in S113 (S114).

Further, the ordering information to each company is transmitted by e-mail or the like in S110, and the agency company / publishing company 3 receives this and manages the ordering / delivery status (S115).

User 1 receives the picture book sent from the agency / publisher 3 (S116). This makes it possible to read a picture book that suits the individuality of the child. In addition, when an inquiry is received from the user 1 (S117), the agency / publisher 3 handles the shipping-related matter (S118), and the secretariat 5 handles the service-related matter (S119).

Further, as feedback, the user 1 can access the picture book recommendation system 2 via the Internet or the like, correct the member registration information from the website or the like, re-execute the assessment, or the like (S120). This information is recorded in the recording unit 12 of the picture book recommendation system 2 (S121), personal information, shipping address information, assessment information, etc. are corrected and reflected in the next and subsequent processes described in S110. This makes it possible to select picture books according to individuality more accurately.

Further, in S120, the monthly activity implementation status / impression questionnaire is collected, and the growth of the brain power of the target child is measured by associating the activity implementation status with the individuality assessment information. Then, the picture book lineup information for the next and subsequent years can be automatically generated. For example, a workbook is sent, and a plurality of work ideas are described in this workbook, and user 1 is asked to select a favorite work and give feedback. By doing so, items tagged with your favorite work can be added to the measurement of the child's brain strength points. For example, if "Let's make a handkerchief with pressed flowers" is your favorite work, points will be added to the "Nature and natural history" item, and if "Let's make a bamboo dumpling" is your favorite work, "Let's make a bamboo dumpling" will be added. Points are added to the item of "body / exercise".

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of classification items in the picture book recommendation system using the brain science of the present invention.

Here, specific examples of a plurality of items classified using brain science will be described.
As described in S101, S106, S110, etc. of FIG. 1, brain science is used to classify into a plurality of items, and the recommended picture books are selected using these items. In the example of Fig. 2, "language", "logic / mathematics", "natural history", "internal reflection", "interpersonal", "music", "body / exercise", "visual / space" are used in brain science. An example of classifying into eight items is shown. It is a classification based on the eight intellectual areas of children in brain science.

"Language" is the ability to master words as a means of thinking and communication. Examples of picture books are picture books that increase vocabulary, word games, and tongue twister picture books.

"Logic / mathematics" is the ability to effectively handle arithmetic and numbers, and the ability to think deductively. Examples of picture books are picture books for counting and counting, and picture books for deductive thinking.

"Natural history" is the ability to pursue and classify "why" through exploration and observation. Examples of picture books are picture books with the theme of "Nature / Science", picture books to be classified, and the like.

"Introspection" is the ability to introspect (the ability to reflect on oneself) and the abstract concept (the invisible). An example of a picture book is a picture book that can verbalize an abstract concept (such as "love").

"Personal" is the ability to recognize the existence of others and build good relationships with them. Examples of picture books are picture books (friends, LGBT) that lead to diversity and understanding of others.

"Music" is the ability to read the emotions of the other person from the pitch and rhythm. An example of a picture book is a song picture book.

"Body / exercise" is the ability to steadily execute decision-making. Examples of picture books are picture books that move the body, picture books with the theme of "life and food education", and the like.

"Vision / space" is the power to compose a solid from a plane and the power to capture colors. Examples of picture books are gimmick picture books, picture books for hunting pictures, and the like.

In this way, using eight classifications using brain science, tagging is performed to determine whether or not the target picture book corresponds to each item (S101 in FIG. 1). Then, the points of the target child for these items are calculated by a questionnaire (S106 in FIG. 1). This makes it possible to accurately select a recommended picture book (S110 in FIG. 1).

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a business flow using a picture book recommendation system using the brain science of the present invention. FIG. 3 describes the picture book recommendation system 2 from the viewpoint of the business flow.

First, the user 1 accesses the site of the picture book recommendation system 2 and performs registration and input (S201). This corresponds to S106 in FIG. 1 described above, and information necessary for membership registration and assessment (answers to questionnaires, etc.) is input. This information is recorded in the recording unit 12 of the picture book recommendation system 2.

Next, the picture book recommendation system 2 presents the individual medical record and the picture book annual recommendation to the user 1 (S202). Here, the processing unit 13 (see FIG. 1) of the picture book recommendation system 2 calculates the individual medical record and the picture book annual recommendation information based on the information input in S201. Then, the information of the individual medical record and the picture book annual recommendation is displayed on the site or the like where only the user 1 can log in. Alternatively, it may be sent to user 1 by e-mail or the like.

The individuality chart is an individuality chart showing how many points the child targeted by user 1 has for each item classified using brain science, which was also explained in S101 of FIG. Is displayed. Furthermore, based on the points of each item on the individuality chart, it is possible to display the individuality that one wants to develop, the individuality that has not been excavated, and how to grow it. With this personality chart, it is possible to regularly grasp the personality and changes of the target child. In addition, the picture book annual recommendation describes a list of recommended picture books scheduled to be delivered monthly, etc. for the previous year based on the points of each item. The picture book here is selected from the picture books recorded in the recording unit 11. The recommended picture book may not be a one-year recommended picture book, but may be a recommended picture book that can be delivered for a certain period of time, such as half a year or several years. In addition, the delivery may not be monthly, but may be weekly, twice a month, once every two or three months, and the like. Specific examples of individual medical records will be described later in FIGS. 4 and 5.

Next, the user 1 makes an order and payment based on the individual medical record (S203). This corresponds to S108 in FIG. 1 described above. Here, the user 1 examines the individual medical record and the picture book annual recommendation presented by the picture book recommendation system 2 in S202. Then, when it is desired to order a picture book based on these, the picture book recommendation system 2 is ordered from the site or the like, and payment is made at the required time. If the order is a subscription delivered monthly or the like, various picture books based on the picture book recommendation system 2 can be subscribed. For example, a subscription of 2000 yen, which has a fixed monthly fee, can be used.

Next, from the picture book recommendation system 2, the corresponding picture book is ordered from the agency / publisher 3 and the agency fee is paid (S204). This can also be done automatically by the processing unit 13 (see FIG. 1) of the picture book recommendation system 2. Next, the picture book and the guide are sent from the agency company / publisher 3 to the user 1 (S205). This corresponds to S114 in FIG. 1 described above. The guide here is, for example, a personal chart, an introduction of the corresponding picture book, a booklet including a workbook, and the like.

In addition, the user 1 can provide feedback information by accessing the site of the picture book recommendation system 2 (S206). This information is recorded in the recording unit 12 of the picture book recommendation system 2, and personal information, shipping address information, assessment information, and the like are corrected. The contents here correspond to S120 and S121 of FIG. 1 described above.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of an individual medical record by a picture book recommendation system using the brain science of the present invention. Further, FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of a point table in the individual medical record of FIG.

The individuality chart 50 shown in FIG. 4 has a structure including a name 51, an explanation 52, a point table 53, a chart 54, an explanation of individuality 55, and an annual recommended picture book list 56.

The name 51 is the name of the target child in the user 1, and is described in the upper part of the personality chart 50.

The commentary 52 describes the characteristics of the period, how to raise the child, and the like according to the age and the like of the child. The commentary 52 is described under the name 51.

The point table 53 is a table that describes the points for each item of the child who is the target of the user 1 for each item classified by using the brain science, which was also explained in S101 of FIG. The example here shows the case where the example of the eight items shown in FIG. 2 is used, and is described below the explanation 52. As shown in the enlarged view in FIG. 5, the items are arranged in descending order from the left. Then, it is divided in half and classified into four item groups A on the high point side and four item groups B on the low point side.

The chart 54 shows the points of each item shown in the point table 53 in a chart diagram. It is written on the right side of the name 51 and the commentary 52.

Explanation 55 of individuality describes "individuality to be further developed" and "individuality to be developed undiscovered" of the target child from the points of each analyzed item. For "individuality that you want to develop more", describe the top two points ("introspection" and "visual / space" in the example of the figure). In addition, for "individuality that you want to develop undiscovered", describe the bottom two points of the items ("music / rhythm" and "language / language" in the example of the figure). Furthermore, there are explanations on how to grow according to the item of "individuality that you want to develop more" and how to grow according to the item of "individuality that you want to develop undiscovered". For the explanation of these raising methods, the explanations are recorded in advance in the picture book recommendation system 2 according to what the items of "individuality to be further developed" and "individuality to be developed undiscovered" are. By doing this, it is possible to describe how to grow the picture book recommendation system 2 according to the items corresponding to the calculated "individuality that you want to extend" and "individuality that you want to extend". It is possible.

The annual recommended picture book list 56 includes columns for period 56a, book introduction 56b, and item 56c. The period 56a describes the delivery month of the picture book or a specific period. Book introduction 56b describes information about the picture book such as the cover and title of the picture book to be delivered, the author's name, the publisher's name, and the year of publication. Items 56c are arranged in descending order of points from the top. In this case, the top four correspond to the item group A, and the bottom four correspond to the item group B.

For the specific period described in period 56a, the method of selecting the tagged picture book can be changed depending on the type of period. That is, the selection method based on the tagging items of the picture book can be changed according to each item point of the target child. In the example of FIG. 4, a specific period is divided into a “specialty period” and a “circle period”. The "specialty period" is a period during which a book with a tag attached to only one of the items corresponding to the item group A on the higher point side is provided. By doing this, it is possible to provide a picture book that matches the strengths of the target child, and by reading a picture book that matches the strengths of the target child, it is possible to become an opportunity to become more fond of the picture book. Further, in the "circle period", the items corresponding to both the item of the item group A on the high point side and the item of the item group B on the low point side were tagged. The period for providing books. By doing this, it is possible to select a picture book that can access the untapped power by utilizing the intellect that the target child is good at. These selections can be made by processing the processing unit 13 of the picture book recommendation system 2.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a subject who is expected to use the service by the picture book recommendation system using the brain science of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 6, the main target of the user 1 who uses the service of the picture book recommendation system 2 is a person who has high educational sensitivity based on scientific evidence and has a large time constraint. For example, there are people who seek the scientific educational effects and intentions of picture books, nuclear family households (urban areas) with time constraints, and households with little child-rearing support. This is made possible by adopting a system that allows the selection of picture books according to the individuality of the child by the picture book recommendation system 2.

Further, the sub-target of the user 1 who uses the service of the picture book recommendation system 2 is a person who has high educational sensitivity based on scientific evidence and has a small time constraint. For example, areas (regions) where educational resources (libraries, bookstores, etc.) are scarce, and nursery teachers (as a program of the garden).

FIG. 7 is a first diagram showing an example of a monitor survey result by a picture book recommendation system using the brain science of the present invention.

As shown in the pie chart in Fig. 7 (a), in the service by the picture book recommendation system 2, about 75% of the "<1> I think so" and "<2> I think so" in "Recommendation intention to friends". It shows a high percentage. In addition, as shown in the pie chart in FIG. 7 (b), in the "service satisfaction", "<1> very satisfied" and "<2> fairly satisfied" showed a high ratio of 84%. ing. In addition, as shown in the pie chart in Fig. 7 (c), in the "intention to continue using" the service, "<1> I think so" and "<2> I think so" show a high ratio close to 70%. ing. In this way, the service of the picture book recommendation system 2 shows high customer satisfaction.

FIG. 8 is a second diagram showing an example of a monitor survey result by a picture book recommendation system using the brain science of the present invention.

As shown in the bar graph in Fig. 8 (a), regarding "knowledge of the developmental stage of the child's age", "<1> I think so" and "<2> I think so" are more than 50% higher. Shows the percentage. In addition, as shown in the bar graph in Fig. 8 (b), "<1> I think so very much" about "I was able to know the individuality of a child from a brain science perspective, and the perspective of child-rearing became richer." "<2> I think so" shows a high ratio of 50% or more. In addition, as shown in the bar graph in FIG. 8 (c), in "the frequency of reading picture books has increased", "<1> I think so" and "<2> I think so" are "<4> I think so". It clearly exceeds "No" and "<5> I don't think so at all". In addition, as shown in the bar graph in Fig. 8 (d), "<1> I think it is very difficult" in "Understanding the child's development and brain science individuality reduced the anxiety and stress of the child's behavior." "<2> I think so" clearly exceeds "<4> I don't think so" and "<5> I don't think so at all". In addition, as shown in the bar graph in Fig. 8 (e), for "I noticed the charm of the picture book by reading the contents of the guidebook", "<1> I think so" and "<2> I think so". It shows a high ratio of 50% or more.

In addition, as the opinion of the free description column, "I was able to discover new fun by receiving picture books that I would not normally choose.", "I had vaguely thought that this direction was facing. Since I was able to confirm it again, it was easy to understand that I should put more effort into it. " It was not until my child told me that picture books are the ones I often read in nursery schools, and I started using the picture book lending service of nursery schools. "," I rediscovered the charm of picture books. "," This time. When I tried to incorporate questions and activities such as hop step jumps when reading aloud other than the picture books I received, it seems that my understanding of the books improved. "," I have to continue for several months. I don't think it's the same as buying a picture book. "

As can be seen from the survey results in FIG. 8, it has become clear that the services of the picture book recommendation system 2 can be expected to have effects such as a positive mind change to child-rearing and awareness of the value of picture books.

Further, for the agency company / publisher 3, if the number of users 1 of the service by the picture book recommendation system 2 increases, the number of purchases of picture books increases, which can contribute to sales.

Further, the specific merits of the publisher by the service using the picture book recommendation system 2 will be described. First of all, with a series of systems from online reception, picture book selection, individual delivery, and feedback on impressions, it is possible to supplement functions that publishers (especially small and medium-sized publishers) do not have, without new system investment. It will be possible to provide a complete service. Furthermore, when making an annual contract for a service using the picture book recommendation system, it is possible to obtain picture book sales forecast information up to 12 months later. Furthermore, further marketing information can be refined by utilizing sales schedule / forecast data. This makes it possible to adjust the reprint timing, reduce inventory loss, and create sales opportunities. Furthermore, it will be possible to raise the level of the entire picture book market by transmitting the value of new picture books that curate according to individuality. Furthermore, marketing support by providing information to bookstores will make it possible to create a place where consumers and books meet. Furthermore, by mapping individuality and picture books, it is possible to clarify cases where there are few picture books that correspond to needs, and it is possible to publish picture books that make the most of individuality.

As described above, the embodiments of the present invention have been described, but the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications other than those described above are also included. For example, the present invention is not limited to the one provided with all the configurations provided in the above-described embodiment. It is also possible to delete a part of the configuration of a certain embodiment or replace it with another configuration.

For example, the present invention has been described to be applied to a picture book as a picture book recommendation system using brain science, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the picture book may be converted into a book and applied as a general book recommendation system. It is possible. Moreover, since not only children but also adults, for example, have eight areas of intelligence, the classification items by brain science can be applied to adults to form a book recommendation system.

Further, the system of the present invention can be applied not only to books but also to selection of articles such as stationery and selection of services such as education and rehabilitation by using classification items by brain science.

1 User 2 Picture book recommendation system 3 Agency / publisher 4 Printing factory 5 Secretariat 6 Partners 11, 12, 21 Recording department 13 Processing department 50 Individual medical record 51 Name 52 Explanation 53 Point table 54 Chart 55 Individuality explanation 56 Yearly recommendation Picture book list

Claims (6)

A means of recording picture books tagged with or without applicable to multiple items classified using brain science,
A means of calculating points indicating how much the user corresponds to each of the above items based on the questionnaire entered by the user, and
A brain science characterized by having a means for comparing the calculated points for each item of the user with the item of the tagged picture book and recommending a picture book that meets a predetermined condition. Picture book recommendation system using. The brain science according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined condition is to recommend a picture book with a tag attached to an item having a certain rank or higher when the items are arranged in order of points. Picture book recommendation system. The picture book recommendation system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the picture book recommendation system using the brain science is characterized by having a means for creating a personal medical record in which a chart showing points for each item is described. The picture book recommendation system using the brain science according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a means for automatically ordering the recommended picture book. The picture book recommendation system using the brain science according to claim 3, further comprising a means for converting the individual medical record into print data. The picture book recommendation system using brain science according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the user has a means for changing the points for each item based on the information re-entered.

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