1985
    		• Public corporation law abolished. The Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation was broken up to form the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation.
    		• User-Installed Main Telephones Introduced (Terminal Equipment Liberalization)
    		• Level 2 Packet Switching Service Begins
    		• Melody telegrams introduced
    		• Shoulder Phone (Out-of-Vehicle Mobile Telephone) Service Starts
    		• Melody voice telegrams
    		• Night-time telegrams were reviewed and night-time delivery was restricted to emergency fixed-text telegrams sent between 7 PM and 8 AM.
    		• Toll Free '0120' Service Begins
    		• Various New Pages first published
    		• Automatic Answering Telephone "Response"
    1986
    		• Flower telegrams (congratulatory or condolence telegrams)
    		• Pressed-Flower Telegram Service Begins
    		• Public In-Flight Telephone Service Begins
    		• Saturday Calling Rates Reduced
    		• Recorded Message Service Begins
    		• CD Town Pages developed
    1987
    		• Mobile telephone service introduced
    		• Display-Type Pager Service introduced
    		• Embroidered telegrams and deluxe pressed flower telegrams introduced
    		• Clover Phone
    1988
    		• Rates Revised for Direct-Dialed Calls (Daytime Rates for Inter-Area Calls over 320km Reduced From 10 Yen per 4.5 Seconds to 10 Yen per 5 Seconds)
    		• INS Net64 Service Begins in Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka
    		• Data Communications Business Spun Off as NTT Data Communications, Ltd.
    		• "Off-Talk" Communications Service Introduced
    		• Hiragana telegrams introduced
    		• Auto-Dialing Phone Cards Introduced
    		• Howdy Cordless Phone "Passe"
    		• New Town Pages published with improved layout and business categories.
    1989
    		• Telephone "Exchanges" Become Branches and Offices
    		• Information Fee Collection Service (Dial Q2) Introduced
    		• Nationwide Directory Assistance Number '104' Adopted (Without Area Codes)
    		• Abbreviated Dialing Service (# Dialing) Introduced
    		• Card-Style Pink Telephones
    1990
    		• Digital Public Phones
    		• Set Discount for Catch Phone (call waiting)
    		• "NTT Card C" Simplifies Credit Card Calling
    		• INS-P Service (6/1)
    		• Toll Free Calling Rates Discounted
    1991
    		• Night-time telegrams reviewed
    		• "Great Chrysanthemum" Embroidered Condolence Telegrams
    		• Deluxe Melody Telegrams
    		• New Type Digital Public Telephone Set
    		• "NTT Global Environment Charter" Adopted
    1992
    		• 3,000 and 5,000-Yen Phone Cards Go Off Market
    		• Lacquered Telegrams
    		• TeleChoice Service Begins
    		• Melody Pressed-Flower Telegrams
    		• Long Distance Calling Charges Reduced
    		• Mobile Communications Business Is Spun Off
    		• Contract for 1-Million Line Rural Telephone Expansion Project with TT&T of Thailand
    1993
    		• 'Memorial Flower' Condolence Pressed-Flower Telegram Offered
    		• 'Harmony Chrysanthemum' Condolence Telegram Offered
    		• Public Telephone Calling Rates Revised
    		• Ultra High-Speed (150Mb/s) Leased Line Service Introduced
    		• Medium and Long-Distance Rates Reduced
    		• TeleWise Service Introduced
    		• TeleDome Service Introduced
    		• 'TeleGong' Service Introduced
    1994
    		• Cooperative Venture with General Magic Announced
    		• Telegram Service Introduces Use of 'Kanji' Characters
    		• HDTV Video Relay Service Begins
    		• Member's Network Service Begins
    		• "Dial Q[2]" System of Programming by Category Begins
    		• Technical Cooperation with Microsoft Announced
    		• Partnership formed with Silicon Graphics of the USA
    		• Nuisance Call Blocking Service
    		• J League Melody Telegrams
    		• Frame Relay Service Starts
    1995
    		• Revision of Base Rates and Directory Assistance Charges
    		• 'Call Waiting II' Service Introduced
    		• Digital Cordless Phone PIET S100-S Set
    		• 'TeleChoice' Service Introduced
    		• 'TeleHodai' Service Introduced
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