Feb 23, 2004 12:00 PM

Slideshow: Sweet Dreams Made by Machine

credit Courtesy of TakaraTakara’s Yumemi Kobo dream machine comes equipped with a fragrance dispenser, soothing music and voice recorder to stimulate the dream of your choice. credit Courtesy of TakaraOne of Takara’s employees enjoys her dream fueled by the Yumemi Kobo.

credit Courtesy of Takara

Takara’s Yumemi Kobo dream machine comes equipped with a fragrance dispenser, soothing music and voice recorder to stimulate the dream of your choice.

credit Courtesy of Takara

One of Takara’s employees enjoys her dream fueled by the Yumemi Kobo.

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