https://www.zoff.com/zoff-focus/20260626-7995/ Starting June 29, 2026 (Mon), Eishin Gakuen High School in Osaka Prefecture will lift its ban on wearing school-approved sunglasses, in collaboration with Zoff, the eyewear brand operated by Inter-Mestic Co., Ltd. This initiative aims to protect students' eyes from intense sunlight and UV rays during school commutes and outdoor activities by encouraging the use of sunglasses as part of daily school life. Zoff is working closely with students and educators, respecting their perspectives, with the goal of establishing a culture where wearing sunglasses becomes a natural and accepted practice among youth as a way to protect eye health. Eishin Gakuen High School promotes an educational philosophy that values individuality and cultivates students' ability to make independent choices and shape their own futures. This initiative is part of that vision, aiming to empower students to proactively consider their long-term health. In April 2026, Zoff conducted on-site classes for first- and second-year high school students, educating them about the effects of UV radiation on the eyes and the importance of eye health, helping students deepen their understanding and encouraging them to take ownership of their well-being. ■ Student Council-Led Sunglasses Awareness Campaign The initiative is spearheaded by members of the student council, who launched a campaign called "Eishin Original Eyewear" to promote sunglasses use across the entire student body. After participating in Zoff's educational sessions, they deepened their knowledge about UV protection and eye health. Based on this learning, they selected 12 types of sunglasses suitable for school life, focusing on designs that would harmonize with the school uniform and be practical for daily use. The chosen models feature 20% tinted lenses—light enough to blend naturally into student life, yet effective for UV protection, and safe for bicycle commuting even at night. By placing student