Abstract: A shock-absorbing sheet comprises a foamed resin layer having a thickness of 200 ?m or less, a void ratio (P0.1) of a plane directional cross section at a thickness of 0.1 T, a void ratio (P0.5) of a plane directional cross section at a thickness of 0.5 T, and a void ratio (P0.9) of a plane directional cross section at a thickness of 0.9 T from one surface of the foamed resin layer each ranging from 10 to 70 area %; and the standard deviation (P?) for an average void ratio found from the void ratio (P0.1), the void ratio (P0.5) and the void ratio (P0.9) ranging from 1.0 to 20.

Abstract: A shock-absorbing sheet comprises a foamed resin layer having a thickness of 200 ?m or less, a void ratio (P0.1) of a plane directional cross section at a thickness of 0.1 T, a void ratio (P0.5) of a plane directional cross section at a thickness of 0.5 T, and a void ratio (P0.9) of a plane directional cross section at a thickness of 0.9 T from one surface of the foamed resin layer each ranging from 10 to 70 area %; and the standard deviation (P?) for an average void ratio found from the void ratio (P0.1), the void ratio (P0.5) and the void ratio (P0.9) ranging from 1.0 to 20.

Abstract: A lighting system for use in a vehicle cabin comprises a first lamp arranged to a roof, a second lamp arranged to a seat, and a third lamp arranged to a door. A demand is generated for providing a predetermined information to a passenger when getting out, and the first, second and third lamps are turned on in response to this demand.

Abstract: A lighting system for use in a vehicle cabin comprises four ceiling lamps arranged to a roof at its peripheral portions so as to be above a plane including an eye point of a seat occupant, a first foot lamp arranged to an instrument lower cover at its lower portion to be between the top of a front seat cushion and a floor, and a second foot lamp arranged to be adjacent to a rear seat cushion and between the bottom of a rear seat cushion and the floor. Two set mode selector switches allow selection of a lamp set mode between normal and rest modes.

Abstract: A lighting system for use in a vehicle cabin comprises a step lamp arranged to a door, a foot lamp arranged to a seat and a seat lamp arranged to a roof. An ON-OFF circuit turns on the step, foot and seat lamps when the door is opened, and turns off these lamps when the door is closed. An arithmetic circuit controls the step, foot and seat lamps in luminance to obtain a gradual increase in brightness in order of the road and step, the floor and the seat.

Abstract: A lighting system for use in a vehicle cabin comprises a plurality of first lamps which are arranged between a roof and a plane including an eye point of a seat occupant for illuminating predetermined surfaces, and at least one second lamp for illuminating a floor. Luminance levels of the predetermined surfaces are controlled by, for example, an illuminance measuring apparatus, a luminance measuring apparatus, and a lighting controller.