Osaka, Japan – July 17, 2012 - Arc Quest Co., Ltd., manufacturer of the Colantotte products, award winning magnetic technology, announced today that company adviser and golf staffer Chie Arimura won her first victory of the same “Stanley Ladies Golf Tournament” for the consecutive second time coming from behind.

In the same Tournament last year, Arimura achieved an astounding record, i.e., a hole in one and an albatross in one round. This year, she held out patiently in the fog-shrouded weather and finally won the Tournament for the second consecutive time. This also made her the first Japanese player who won the second victory this season.

Arimura missed three consecutive tournaments after opening the tour due to her left wrist pain, and further foreign competitors have consecutively won tournaments this season. Under these circumstances, she attached her mind to winning of the victory as a Japanese player and finally claimed the 12th victory in her tour career.

Arc Quest will continue to support Chie Arimura who is chasing further more titles.

Chie Arimura wore the “Colantotte TAO Necklace CO” around her neck during the “Stanley Ladies Golf Tournament” at which she won the victory. This is a product certified as a medical device designed to exert an effect on the whole neck loop with a new concept and a new technology as well as improve blood circulation and relieve stiffness with the effect of permanent magnets embedded in the unique Alternating North-South Polarity Orientation (ANSPOTM).

Furthermore, Arimura wore the “Colantotte R Supporter” around her arm. This is also a product certified as a medical device designed to improve blood circulation and relieve stiffness in the region where you wear it with permanent magnets embedded in the unique Alternating North-South Polarity Orientation (ANSPOTM).

[Profile of Chie Arimura]

Chie Arimura was born on November 22, 1987 and took up golf at the age of 10. In 2006, Arimura passed a qualifying test of professional golfer in first place, and in August of the same year, she debuted brilliantly as a professional golfer. In 2008, she won the Promise Ladies Tournament as her first victory. In 2009, as a result of closed game of the last, she was ranked third on the money list with five wins. Ranked sixth on the money list in 2010, she took part in the Kraft Nabisco Championship as a limited participant and finished ninth, the highest place among Japanese participants. She achieved a hole in one and an albatross for the 2011 Stanley Ladies Golf Tournament. This was the first-ever feat in world major tour tournaments for women as well as in Japan’s golf world for men and women. Because of this feat, she won the tournament without giving up the lead to anybody else.