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Offices in Japan are installing "nap boxes" designed for staff to sleep standing up (ngủ đứng).

The bizarre (kỳ quặc) sleep stations (nơi ngủ) are aimed at white collar employees who are known for logging excruciatingly (làm cho đau đớn, hành hạ) long hours.

Resembling a sleek (bóng, mượt; mỡ màng, trông béo tốt và giàu có) water heater, the device supports workers' heads (đầu), knees (đầu gối) and rears (gáy) so that they will not fall over.

The creation came from two companies hoping to encourage a healthier office culture in Japan.

It came after a business matching event where furniture specialist Itoki met with plywood supplier Koyoju Gohan.

Itoki communications director Saeko Kawashima is confident it offers a healthier solution for those wanting to take a quick nap during the day.

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