Naomi Matsuoka: Thank you very much for your question. Game and network globally, the reservation of the economy. There is a difference by regions, but how does that impact our business at this point in time. By regions, there’s is no significant difference. That’s my recognition. Having said that, however, PS5 share compared to PS in Europe as compared to the United States, it is high. Our position is higher, so we are maintaining in high position in the United States. Also, in summer, there was some narrowing of the gap, but more recently our share has expanded significantly. So impact, there’s not much impact of the macro economy. Having said that, however, this is something dynamic. So we have to watch carefully the situation from the fourth quarter onwards. Thank you.
Operator: Thank you. And we would like to move on to the next question and the online participant JPMorgan Security.
Unidentified Analyst: Thank you. And my name is of JPMorgan, and I am this is. I have a question, based on your documents, and for the Q3 sales the North American the smart phone the production was the constraint, and that’s for the Q4 wafer input. And that’s almost on the same level of the previous fiscal year, but as for the capacity, seems to be lot smaller compared to the previous year’s speakers. So, that might be decreasing factors for your productions. And so what is your perspectives for the North America market and production situations? Thank you very much.
Hiroki Totoki: For the first part of the question, for the — based on the customers production the changes, and we had quite minor impacts, and that’s for Q4, and we have yet to identify the exact cause. So, we need to continue to monitor what’s going on. As for capacity and wafer input. And actually, Q4 90% is for the operating, the utilization rate. That’s for image sensor productions related the changes. Specifically, for industrial use in the Kumamoto plant. And, but that’s for the others. We are going to maintain the full-fledged productions. The Q4 capacity seems to be a dropping, but because of the plant and the maintenance and the inspection. Thank you.
Operator: And time is running out. So we would like to take one last question, and those from SMBC Securities, Mr. Katsura. Please ask your question.
Ryosuke Katsura: Hello, I’m Katsura. Congratulations Mr. Totoki. Now, I have one question about the market landscape, how you interpret the market situation, its dynamic and your competitors and other peers may say that it’s tougher than three months ago. And your semiconductor business is doing quite well. And based on this towards next year, what is your plan? And also EDNS, I believe that the forecast is quite tough and I believe that you would like to take some measures or counter measures. And so I would like you to explain to us what you will do?
Hiroki Totoki: Thank you for the question. And overall, economic landscape, I think that’s a question. I believe last year, end of — in comparison to end of last year, in particular, European, U.S. economy, there is an optimistic view that they may be making a soft landing and IMF forecast has been revised in upward manner. And also the equity market, financial market is the momentum is may be recovering in advance to the overall market recovery. And so the — generally, that may be the tendency, but when it comes to the real economy from the finance market, always come — the changes comes in delay. So the first, the fourth quarter, and also the early next fiscal year, the real economy and also the consumption trend. We need to be cautious to be prepared for any shift.
