044-722-4262
3-600 Kosugi-cho, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa
Kosugi 3rd Avenue 1F
Business hours: 10:00-19:00
Children Glasses
The first pair of children's glasses
Making eyeglasses that families can wear with peace of mind!
For your child's first pair of glasses, we want the whole family to feel at ease,
We will support your child's growth and environment.
Children handle eyeglasses more roughly than adults. We provide frames that are resistant to breakage even when handled roughly, and we choose frames made in Japan, where there are plenty of replacement parts available in case of breakage.
We want even children to be able to wear our products in just the right size, so we can accommodate a variety of sizes, from small faces to slightly larger ones.
From high farsightedness, strabismus, and amblyopia to children with high myopia, Glasses of Osaka will support your child's spectacle life while he or she is still growing up by selecting and meticulously adjusting spectacles.
3 points for selecting children's glasses
Point 1: Choose sturdy glasses that are not easily broken.
In a word, children's handling of spectacles is "violent. We believe that even if parents or guardians talk about this, problems such as bumping into, being bent by friends, or stepping on them can still occur.
Therefore, we choose durable frames made in Japan in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, so that they do not break easily and can be put back together with a little maintenance.
The reasons are as follows
1. eyeglass frames made in Sabae, a factory with excellent eyeglass manufacturing technology, are very durable.
2. in case of breakage, parts can be supplied immediately.
For children's spectacles, whose lens power may change in a short period of time, by choosing durable frames, many customers replace only the lenses when the power changes. This is economical in the long run.
Point 2: Choose the right size for your face.
Of course, fitting is the most important factor in determining the comfort of wearing spectacles for daily use, but what is even more important is to select frames that properly fit the size of the face from the beginning.
By choosing frames that fit the face, there is no need to forcibly bend the frames, so not only is there less stress on the frames, but the child wearing the frames can also wear them naturally and comfortably.
For preschoolers, we can also customize the frame so that it hangs well behind the ears, or replace the nose pad with a silicone saddle pad, among other special touches.
Point 3: Very important lens selection
The lenses we propose for your child's spectacles will vary depending on the power of the lens.
Children with weak myopia do not need high and thin lenses, but for children with strong farsightedness, it may be better to put in some thin lenses considering the thickness of the lens.
We will make suggestions for lens selection as economical as possible, taking into account the child's power level and projections that may change in the future.
Choosing spectacles for your child's purpose
We have the ability to handle everything from medical to sports as only a specialty store can.
Practicality is the key to frame selection. At our store, we will listen to your child's type and the scene in which he/she will wear the frames, and then we will recommend the best frames.
medical use
Children diagnosed with strabismus, amblyopia, high farsightedness, or high myopia at an ophthalmologist or school checkup will need to work closely with an ophthalmologist to develop a treatment plan and to become accustomed to wearing spectacles.
We are ready to help improve children's eye health in close cooperation with local clinics that are actively involved in children's eye care in the neighborhood. We encourage anyone who suspects farsightedness or strabismus to visit us for a checkup.
Since April 1, 2006, eyeglasses and contact lenses have been covered by medical care reimbursement only when the doctor determines that they are necessary for the treatment of "strabismus," "amblyopia," "congenital postoperative cataracts," etc. in children under 9 years old.
Diagnosed with amblyopia or high farsightedness
Learn more about the Subsidy for Children Program.
Optical Use
You can see the words on the blackboard or in a textbook only when you have sufficient visual acuity. Good eyesight is closely related to study and sports.
There is a widespread misconception in some circles that wearing eyeglasses causes vision loss, but it is unlikely that eyeglasses made with a thorough eye examination at our store or with a prescription from an ophthalmologist will cause vision loss.
In fact, there are cases where people continue to force themselves to squint even though they cannot see, and when they really need glasses, they find it difficult to get used to them because they are so strong.
*If you feel that your vision is deteriorating, please consult us first.
sports use
There are sports in which the probability of the ball hitting the face is very high, such as soccer and baseball.
For small children who want to play such sports but "can't wear contact lenses" or "can't see without glasses," goggles with power for sports are the glasses for them.
The goggle type will not damage your face or break your glasses even if there is an impact. The lenses are made of HOYA Phoenix lenses, which are very impact resistant. The lenses, which do not break even when struck with a hammer, will protect your child's face.
Ordinary eyeglasses are not suitable for sports because they are very weak against impact.
*The lenses used in sports spectacles are HOYA PHOENIX plastic lenses, which are unbreakable for eye health.
For more information about youth soccer in Kawasaki City, please contact
The following guidelines have been issued
Sponsored by Kawasaki City Soccer Association Class 4 Committee
Rules for official matches of the Kanagawa Prefecture Football Association Class 4 Committee and the Kanagawa Prefecture Football Association Class 4 Committee
- The head office, as well as the umpire in charge of the match, must decide whether or not to wear the uniform.
- Glasses with normal strings are not acceptable.
- Only goggle-type sports glasses are permitted.
- Goggles are not allowed on top of normal stringed glasses.
- Preferably, sports contacts should be worn, but this is an interim measure for children who are too young to wear contacts.
Guarantee program for children
If it should break, don't worry.
Children's eyeglass wearers tend to change their eyeglass lenses and are a little rough with them. To support your child's spectacles life with peace of mind, we offer a warranty system to give you peace of mind.
*The guarantee for children is limited to children up to 12 years of age.
Customers who have only had their lenses replaced at our store cannot use the frame warranty.
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Free lens replacement for 6 months
Degree replacement scratch anything is OK!
Children up to the age of 12 who purchase eyeglasses from Osaka Eyeglasses will receive a free lens power exchange for six months from the date of purchase.
*Lens exchange is limited to one time only. -
Free frame repair for 1 year
Broken frames can be repaired.
If you bend the frame while playing with a friend or fall and the frame opens, we will repair it free of charge for one year from the date of purchase.
Please allow approximately one week for frame repair.
Subsidy program for children diagnosed with amblyopia or high farsightedness
Since April 1, 2006, eyeglasses and contact lenses have been covered by medical care reimbursement only when the doctor determines that they are necessary for the treatment of "strabismus," "amblyopia," "congenital postoperative cataracts," etc. in children under 9 years old.
We have many children who have been diagnosed with amblyopia or farsightedness using this system, and we have many children using durable and comfortable spectacles.
For details, please contact your insurer (health insurance association, company health insurance, national health insurance, etc.), not your local government.
What you need to apply
- 1. Application for Medical Treatment Expense Payment
Your insurer will provide it for you. You can also fill out the form on the spot when you apply for insurance. - 2. Certificate from a physician (one of the following will be issued)
Instructions for the preparation of eyeglasses for treatment of amblyopia, etc.
Prescription for Medical Expense Deductible
The "prescription for eyeglasses" and "a written opinion describing the symptoms requiring treatment and the results of the examination."
*The date of issue must be before or on the same date as the date of receipt in 3 below. - 3. Receipt for glasses or contact lenses purchased
You can have it issued at the store where you purchased it.
It is advisable to have the child's name written in the name of the recipient and "glasses for treatment of low vision" or "cost of glasses for treatment" in the proviso.
The issue date must be on or after or the same date as the document issue date in 2 above. - 4. Account number and seal
Required depending on the application procedure. It is not required at the time of purchase of glasses.
*We recommend that you keep photocopies of all the documents you prepare, just in case.
Benefit amount
The benefit amount is capped. (The amount was revised on April 1, 2014.)
Complete set of glasses (frames and lenses): ・・・・・・38,461 yen
Contact lenses (per lens) ・・・・・・16,139 yen
However, 30% of the above amount must be paid out-of-pocket (for children under 3 years of age, 20% may be charged).
Thus, the actual benefit amount is
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(1) When glasses are purchased for less than the maximum amount (38,461 yen)
For example, if the purchase price is 20,000 yen
20,000 × 0.7 = ¥14,000 benefit -
(2) When you purchase eyeglasses for more than the maximum amount (38,461 yen)
For example, whether the purchase price is 42,000 yen or 52,500 yen.
38,461 x 0.7 = ¥26,922 benefit
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