| General Overview |
| | Includes games effective for training your 'judgment' based on Makoto Shichida's educational programs. |
| | As the volume & complexity of information for making decisions increase, the tendency to make assumptions or to act on preconceived notions increases accordingly, often leading to errors. In such situations, the right-brain can be useful in processing large amounts of complex information in short time frames, contributing toward sound analysis and judgment. |
| | Recommended for those that find it hard to make decisions in business, or those dithering over selections in multiple-choice exams. Also recommended for those wanting to foster greater inspiration & creativity in their day-to-day lives. |
| Game Overview |
 The point of this game is to promptly count the number of dots. The number of dots increases rapidly. |
 The point of this game is to determine the color that is greatest in number. This exercise trains your intuitive ability to make sound judgments instantaneously. |
 The point of this game is to identify the goal of the Ghost leg by grasping path patterns. |
 The point of this game is to tally the total value of the displayed coins through rapid computation. |
 This is a simple game of addition. Use the right-brain to calculate efficiently! |
| Useful Tips on Improving Your 'Judgment' |
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 You can easily run out of time as the number of dots start increasing. The trick is to count the dots in groups; you may start by treating 5 dots as a group. For instance, 8 dots can be counted as 1 group + 3 dots, 10 dots as 2 groups, etc. Once you adapt yourself to grouping, try and increase the number of dots in a group to 7, then 10 and so forth. |
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 This exercise trains your ability to assess situations instantaneously using your 'intuition'. The color that is greatest in number is greater by '1' only, thereby making it harder to spot the difference as the number of dots increases. |