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Page 1: FINA Vice President Hideyuki northern interview Nikon (1
Bubble Network camera channel on July 26 the 14th FINA World Swimming Championships in Shanghai in full swing, as the main sponsor, Nikon has invested considerable human and material resources to support this tournament and we also Nikon Sales (northern China Co., Ltd. Vice President Hideyuki had an exclusive interview, let's listen to Nikon for this sponsorship and to promote industrial development of the image views.
Q: FINA swimming through the sponsorship of the contest, the Nikon brand influence to get promoted again. Do you think the spirit of sport and FINA brand concept advocated by Nikon between what in common?
A: brilliant color living in the land of our water sports, but also demonstrates the 'work hard, and positive' spirit of sport(http://www.f-paper.com/). Water sports projects both in the beauty, speed all seem to mind the shock, which Nikon advocated by the 'image from the heart' fit. This time, we hope to be able to Nikon's most advanced imaging technology, to record the more stirring moments, so that more people feel the charm of the water sports.

Q: sponsoring some of the top sporting events such as figure skating Grand Prix, track and field, the AFC Champions League, Asian Cup Table Tennis Competition, and this FINA swimming, etc(Technology News http://www.f-paper.com/)., is this just the products for image reasons? Sponsorship of sporting events Nikon Corporation had become a kind of tradition?
A: We believe that Nikon's mission is to provide the world with not only high quality products through digital imaging equipment, the sport's moments quickly and correctly, perfectly recorded, so that more people feel that one of the charm, which is very important.
Based on the above ideas, one after another continuously for sporting events contribute to, from this perspective, the 'sponsorship of sporting events' can really be said that Nikon has become a tradition, which is what

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