JOLLYGOOD+ Medical & Care VR Learning Platform

Jolly Good Inc. was founded in Tokyo on 15 May 2014 and is led by CEO Kensuke Joji. It combines 360-degree real-footage video with spatial-analysis AI to support medical education, care training and workplace safety, addressing the shortage of hands-on learning opportunities for clinicians, nurses and carers.

JOLLYGOOD+ is a smartphone-based VR learning platform that lets learners experience procedures from the practitioner's point of view. It offers more than 600 VR videos across medicine, nursing, care and construction or manufacturing safety, viewable on iPhone, iPad, Android and Meta Quest without dedicated goggles. The VRCHEL spatial-analysis AI analyses behaviour data from sessions and suggests curricula. Over 250 facilities, from university hospitals to training centres, use the platform, and business plans add central headset management, multi-user seminars and an admin dashboard.

• 360-degree real-footage library: more than 600 VR videos in medicine, nursing, care and industrial safety.
• Device flexibility: works on iPhone, iPad, Android and Meta Quest without dedicated goggles.
• VRCHEL AI: spatial-analysis AI studies learner behaviour and proposes curricula.
• Expert-supervised courses: Pro plan adds courses with a three-step learning flow.
• Business management: central headset control, multi-user seminars and an admin dashboard.
• Event and rental packages: medical VR event kits and short-term rental for small deployments.

• Medical and nursing universities in Vietnam supplementing clinical rotations with first-person VR procedure videos.
• Hospitals onboarding new nurses on standard procedures before ward duty.
• Training centres preparing caregivers for work in Japan using care-scenario VR content.

• Faster learning: a joint study with Hiroshima University reported learning speed four times that of lecture-based teaching.
• Practitioner viewpoint: learners see procedures exactly as experts perform them, which is hard to reproduce in classrooms.
• Low entry cost: a free tier covers the full library, and paid plans start at 3,300 yen per month.
• Simple deployment: content runs on ordinary smartphones and tablets as well as Meta Quest headsets.

Ageing societies across Asia are increasing demand for nurses and care workers while limiting the time experienced staff can spend on bedside teaching. Medical schools and hospitals are adopting immersive video to standardise clinical skills training. Vietnam is expanding nursing and elderly care training, including programmes that prepare workers for Japan, which creates demand for affordable, mobile-friendly VR learning content.

Founded 15 May 2014; headquarters in Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; capital 100 million yen; CEO Kensuke Joji. Other products include Genba 360 for industrial safety, FACE DUO digital therapy using VR and AI, and JG Robot Ready. Over 250 facilities use JOLLYGOOD+.