Privacy Policy

Research and Innovation Co.,Ltd.
Kuninobu Nakaoka, President and CEO

  1. Research and Innovation Co.,Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the “Company”), whose principal business is marketing research, believes that personal information should be carefully handled under the principle of respecting the individual’s personality, and recognizes that it is an important social mission of the Company to work on the protection of personal information. We declare that all of our officers and employees shall, with respect to personal information handled in the course of conducting the Company’s business as well as personal information of the Company’s employees, etc., establish and appropriately operate a personal information protection management system in accordance with JIS Q 15001 in order to comply with laws and regulations concerning the protection of personal information, constantly pay attention to changes in social demand, and make company-wide efforts to continuously improve the personal information protection management system.
  2. Keenly aware of the importance of protecting personal information, we shall obtain, use, and provide personal information appropriately by clearly specifying the purpose of use within the scope necessary for conducting the Company’s business activities such as planning and development of Internet-related software. We shall use the obtained personal information only within the scope of the purposes of use and take measures to prevent the use for other purposes.
  3. When we outsource the handling of all or part of the personal information obtained through measures set forth in the preceding paragraph for use in the Company’s business activities as well as the personal information obtained from the Company’s employees, etc., or provide such personal information to a third party, we shall select a business operator that meets adequate standards of protection of personal information and take appropriate measures by contract or other means.
  4. To ensure that you can provide us with your personal information with peace of mind, we shall take reasonable security measures and preventive and corrective actions to prevent leakage or loss of, or damage or unauthorized access to your personal information.
  5. As a company that receives valuable personal information, we shall comply with laws and regulations concerning personal information protection, guidelines and guidance established by each competent authority based on the Act on the Protection of Personal Information, and other standards, including JIS Q 15001.
  6. We shall continuously review and improve our personal information protection management system in order to properly use and thoroughly protect personal information.
  7. We shall respond promptly and appropriately to any complaints or inquiries regarding the Company’s handling of personal information received through the contact for complaints and inquiries about personal information below.

[Established on August 1, 2014]
[Revised on April 1, 2022]

[Contact for complaints and inquiries about personal information]
Research and Innovation Co.,Ltd.
Contact for inquiries about personal information: pmark@r-n-i.jp

Handling of Personal Information

Research and Innovation Co.,Ltd. (the “Company”) establishes the following Privacy Policy (this “Policy”) regarding the handling of personal information in compliance with the Act on the Protection of Personal Information stipulated by the national government, the provisions pertaining to the secrecy of communications of the Telecommunications Business Act, and other relevant laws, regulations, guidelines, guidance, and standards.
The Company shall exercise utmost care in managing personal information and endeavor to prevent leakage, loss, or damage of the personal information and continuously improve the personal information protection system.

Article 1 Purpose of Use of Personal Information

The Company shall collect personal information for the purposes of use listed below (the “Purposes of Use”), and shall not handle personal information beyond the extent necessary for achieving the Purposes of Use. As used in this Policy, the term “Members” means individual members registered with the Company through the website or application operated by the Company (collectively the “Services”).

< Purposes of Use of Personal Information (Retained Personal Data) >

  1. Member information (including the collected information) and other information provided by Members (including information on other individuals provided by Members with their consent; the same shall apply hereinafter)
    1. To provide, maintain, protect, or improve the Services such as the acceptance of registrations, identity verification, membership certification, recording of membership setting, and the granting, exchange, and calculation of points relating to the Services;
    2. To perform promotional and research work requested by customers; to examine and analyze information on the use of the Services (including purchase history, responses, attribute information, comments, etc.) to find out consumers’ interests, preferences, etc., so that customers can conduct sales promotions and marketing research based on the findings;
    3. To send giveaways and product samples to Members;
    4. To measure traffic or behavior of Members; to examine and analyze information on the use history of the Services in order to improve the Services;
    5. To distribute, display, or measure the effectiveness of advertisements of the Company or third parties; to allow the Company or third parties to examine and analyze information on the use of the Services and utilize the findings, i.e. consumers’ interests, preferences, etc., for the Company’s or the third parties’ sales promotion activities, marketing research, cross-device linking, behavioral targeting advertising services, and other services; to support other businesses and services of third parties;
    6. To provide information on the Services; to respond to inquiries about the Services, etc.;
    7. To respond to actions that violate the Company’s terms, policies, etc. (the “Terms, etc.”) concerning the Services;
    8. To notify of changes, etc., to the Terms, etc., concerning the Services;
    9. To create statistical data such as anonymized or pseudonymized User Information (as defined in Article 2) or other statistical data converted into a form by which an individual cannot be identified (whether in units of individual IDs or in units of multiple IDs; collectively “Statistical Data, etc.”) in connection with the Company’s services (including the Services and the operations set forth in each of the preceding items; the same shall apply hereinafter);
    10. To research and analyze the use of the Company’s services, etc., or consider new services, etc., of the Company; and
    11. To provide User Information (as defined in Article 2), Statistical Data, etc., to a third party by electromagnetic and other means in order to achieve the purposes of use set forth in the preceding items.
  2. Business partner information and inquirer information (personal information obtained directly from the person through business cards, received emails, inquiries, applications, etc.)
    1. To perform contracts in transactions;
    2. To respond to inquiries;
    3. To conduct seminars, briefing sessions, etc.;
    4. To provide information on the products and services handled by the Company;
    5. To provide information on seminars and briefing sessions organized by the Company;
    6. To communicate, conduct sales activities, and process accounting necessary for performance of the Company’s business;
    7. To send officers’ greeting cards and New Year’s cards;
    8. To send email newsletters; and
    9. To send customer satisfaction survey questionnaires, safety evaluation forms for outsourcing contractors, and feedback on the results thereof, etc.
    *If a separate purpose of use is specified on the inquiry or application form, that purpose of use shall take precedence.
    *Within the scope of the above purposes of use, the information will be shared within the Group only when necessary to achieve the purposes smoothly. Please refer to “Article 10 Shared Use” for details of shared use.

  3. Information about employees (including retired employees)

    To conduct personnel, labor, and health management of employees.

  4. Information about job applicants
    1. To inform applicants of the date and time of interviews and the results of employment decisions; and
    2. 2. To determine whether to accept or reject applicants for employment (including background checks, reference checks, and other verification procedures).

Article 2 User Information To Be Collected and Method of Collection

  1. The term “User Information” as used in this Policy shall mean information that is collected by the Company in accordance with this Policy, including information that can be used to identify individual Members (“personal information” as defined in the Act on the Protection of Personal Information (the “Personal Information Protection Act”)), other information provided by Members, Members’ activity history on communication services, and other information generated or accumulated in connection with Members or Members’ terminals. In the case where the Company links information related to personal information as defined in the Personal Information Protection Act among the User Information with the individual’s personal information for the purposes of use prescribed in Article 1, the Company shall treat such User Information as personal information as well.
  2. The User Information to be collected by the Company in the Services shall be as follows, depending on the method of collection:
    1. Information provided by Members

      Information provided by Members in order to use the Services or through the use of the Services is as follows.
      ・Profile information such as name, date of birth, gender, type of work, type of industry, zip code, work zip code, marital status, number of household members, number of children, income, type of residence, driver’s license status, car ownership status, etc. (collectively “Attribute Information”)
      ・Contact information such as email address, telephone number, address, etc.
      ・WAON number or PeX point account number, and d POINT CLUB membership number
      ・The following report content (text written and uploaded photos and videos when registering purchased items or responding to Quest; collectively “Report Content”)
      (i) Video and still image information including Members’ portraits
      (ii) Information on responses to questionnaires, etc.
      (iii) Information on purchased products registered by Members (JAN codes, receipt images, product images, etc.)
      (iv) Posts, photographs, videos, comments, ratings, and other information posted or transmitted by Members on the Services

    2. Information provided by other services when a Member permits linkage with such other services

      If a Member, in using the Services, permits the Services to be linked to other services such as social networking services, the following information shall be collected from such external services based on what was agreed upon when the Member gave such permission. Please use such external services at your own discretion after reading their terms, privacy policies, etc., regarding their handling of personal information.
      ・IDs used by the Member for such external services (including email addresses, names, etc., registered for each service)
      ・Any other information that the Member has authorized the linked party to disclose according to the privacy settings of such external services

    3. Information collected by the Company when the Member uses the Services

      The Company may collect information about Members’ access to the Services (including the browsing history of advertisements, etc.) and information about how Members use the Services. This includes the following information.
      ・Terminal information including device information, etc. (including smartphone manufacturer, model, and serial identification number, OS type and version, browser type and version, AAID, IDFA, and other identifiers)
      ・Referrer
      ・IP address
      ・Information about the server access log
      ・Cookies
      ・Location information (when consent is obtained by the method specified in Article 5)

Article 3 How to Request to Stop Collecting, Stop Using, or Delete a Member’s User Information

  1. The Member may request that the Company stop collecting, stop using, or delete all or part of the User Information by the following methods in respect of the Services. In this case, the Company shall promptly stop using or delete such User Information in accordance with the provisions of the Company. However, the use of all or part of the Report Content and Attribute Information that do not constitute personal information cannot be stopped or such information cannot be deleted.

    [Request to stop collecting, stop using, or delete User Information]

    ・Mycomment: Email to “taikai@r-n-i.jp”
    ・CODE:
    [When applying from the app] CODE app My page → Help → Others → How to withdraw from membership → Withdrawal application
    [When applying via web page] Complete and submit the [CODE] withdrawal application form
  2. Please refer to Article 12 for the correction, addition, deletion, and suspension of provision to a third party of personal information among the User Information.
  3. If the user deletes his/her CODE account, the following information among the User Information registered in such CODE account shall be deleted without the request from the user prescribed in Paragraph 1 of this article.
    ・Name
    ・Email address
    ・Telephone number
    ・Detailed address (zip code and subsequent address)
    ・Nickname
  4. Even if CODE account is deleted, the use of all or part of the Report Content and Attribute Information that does not constitute personal information by itself (excluding the User Information prescribed in the preceding paragraph) cannot be stopped or such information cannot be deleted because it is necessary to maintain the accuracy, continuity, and integrity of the Company’s statistical analysis data.

Article 4 Use of Cookies

  1. The Company uses a technology called cookies. A cookie is a mechanism whereby certain information is temporarily stored as data on the communications device used by the user of a website or application operated by the Company (the “User”) and used to identify the User at each connection.
  2. The Company provides services based on the use of cookies. The Company may use such cookie information to obtain Users’ website browsing history, action history, terminal information, Attribute Information, etc., which the Company or third parties such as the Company’s business partners (including the Company’s Group companies, licensees who are in a contractual relationship with the Company, sub-licensees such as product manufacturers, and information collection module providers; the same shall apply hereinafter) may examine and analyze for use in marketing research, cross-device linking, behavioral targeting advertising services, and other services (including sales promotion activities, improvement of the provision and quality of services, and delivery of advertisements; the same shall apply hereinafter) according to consumers’ interests, preferences, etc.
  3. The Company may allow third parties such as the Company’s business partners to send their cookie information to, and store and use it in the User’s browser. This cookie information may be used to obtain the User’s website browsing history, action history, terminal information, Attribute Information, etc., which the third party may use for marketing research, cross-device linking, behavioral targeting advertising services, and other services.
  4. Users can set their browsers to allow or disallow the use of cookies. Please make your own decision and set your browser as necessary. If you choose not to allow the use of cookies, you may not be able to use some of the Services or may not be able to use the Services properly.
  5. The Company may use advertisements distributed by third parties, and in connection with which such third parties may obtain and use cookie information and other information of Users who visit the Company’s websites. Cookie information and other information obtained by such third parties will be handled in accordance with the privacy policy of such third parties. Users may access the Opt-out Page set up on the third party’s website to stop the third party from using cookie information and other information for advertisement delivery. For example, the websites the Company operates use Google Analytics and other tools to collect and analyze access logs. Logs collected by Google Analytics will be managed in accordance with Google’s privacy policy.
    It is also possible to opt out of Google Analytics tracking using the Google Analytics Opt-out Add-on. Users who do not want their information to be collected may opt out via the Opt-out Page.

Article 5 Terminal Information Such as Device Information and Location Information

  1. Terminal information
    The Company may collect terminal information including device information (*) such as individual identification information of mobile terminals. Such information may be examined and analyzed by the Company or third parties such as the Company’s business partners for use in marketing research, cross-device linking, behavioral targeting advertising services, and other services according to consumers’ interests, preferences, etc. The third parties’ use of such individual identification information is for the purposes of providing appropriate research services, displaying appropriate advertisements, cross-device linking, etc. Note that information that directly identifies an individual is not included in the terminal information itself.
    *Device information includes advertising identifier information such as Android Advertising ID (for Android devices) and IDFA (for iOS devices).
    Whether or not to allow the collection of terminal information can be set on the mobile terminal used by the Member. Please make your own decision and set your browser as necessary.
  2. Location information
    The Company may collect location information from your mobile terminal if you agree to allow the transmission of location information through your terminal’s settings. Such location information may be examined and analyzed by the Company or third parties such as the Company’s business partners for use in marketing research, cross-device linking, behavioral targeting advertising services, and other services according to consumers’ interests, preferences, etc. Location information is used for the purposes of providing appropriate research services, displaying appropriate advertisements, cross-device linking, etc. Note that information that directly identifies an individual is not included in the location information itself.
    Whether or not to allow the collection of location information can be set on the mobile terminal used by the Member. Please make your own decision and set your browser as necessary.

Article 6 Use of Report Content and Attribute Information, etc., Linked with an Individual ID

The Company may link personal IDs that distinguish individuals, such as Member IDs, and other User Information collected by the Company (including cookie information, terminal information, referrers, IP addresses, information related to server access logs, location information, etc.) with Report Content, Attribute Information, and other information provided by Members. Such information, linked or not, may be examined and analyzed by the Company or third parties such as the Company’s business partners for use in marketing research, cross-device linking, behavioral targeting advertising services, and other services according to consumers’ interests, preferences, etc.

Article 7 Outsourcing

The Company outsources part of its business operations to outside parties in order to provide better services to its Members and others. In such a case, the Company may outsource the handling of personal information to an outsourcing contractor within the scope necessary for achieving the purposes of use as set forth in Article 1. In this case, the Company shall carefully select outsourcing contractors on the condition that the outsourcing contractor has established and implemented a management system that can protect personal information appropriately, and shall require the outsourcing contractor to implement appropriate management of personal information by stipulating in the contract, etc., necessary matters to prevent leakage of personal information through appropriate management, confidentiality, and other measures.

Article 8 Provision to Third Parties

  1. The Company may anonymize or pseudonymize the User Information of Members contained in the Report Content or other information provided by Members to the Company or collected by the Company and then provide such anonymized or pseudonymized information to third parties such as business partners by electronic, electromagnetic, or other means. Members shall agree to the foregoing. However, personal information voluntarily stated in Report Content by the Member (items stated by the Member such as name, portrait, information regarding purchased products, etc.) and other User Information may be provided as is to third parties such as business partners by electronic, electromagnetic, or other means. Members shall agree to the foregoing after complying with the applicable obligations under the terms. In addition, Attribute Information excluding names (including age, gender, zip code, type of work, type of industry, work zip code, marital status, number of household members, number of children, etc.), cookie information, and terminal information may be provided as is to third parties such as business partners. Members shall agree to the foregoing. The third parties to which such information is provided will examine and analyze the provided User Information for the purpose of using it in marketing research, cross-device linking, behavioral targeting advertising services, and other services according to consumers’ interests, preferences, etc.
  2. The Company may provide information related to personal information out of the User Information to third parties such as business partners. If the third party is expected to acquire such information as personal data as defined in the Personal Information Protection Act, the third party shall request prior consent from the Member to allow the third party to acquire such information as personal data that identifies the individual. In this case, the Member shall give consent to such third party. The Company may obtain such consent on behalf of the third party in a manner prescribed by the Company by specifying to the Member the third party to which such information will be provided.
  3. The Company shall not provide personal information to third parties without obtaining prior consent of the relevant individual, except in cases where the provision to third parties is permitted under the Personal Information Protection Act or other laws and regulations.

Article 9 Provision of Acquired Information to Third Parties in Foreign Countries

  1. The Company may provide the User Information acquired from the Member to a third party in a foreign country (country or region outside of Japan) in the following cases:
    1. When providing personal information to a third party that is in a country set forth in the Enforcement Rules for the Act on the Protection of Personal Information as having a personal information protection system recognized as being of a level equivalent to that of Japan;
    2. Where such third party has established in an appropriate and reasonable manner a system necessary to continuously take measures in accordance with the intent of laws and regulations with respect to such personal data;
    3. When such third party is accredited under an international framework for the handling of personal information;
    4. When providing User Information as agreed by the Member under Article 8, Paragraph 1 to the Company’s customer located in a foreign country for the Company’s business;
    5. Where the individual’s consent has been obtained to provide his/her personal information to a third party; or
    6. When providing information to contractors under the Company’s control to the extent necessary for the performance of work incidental to the Company’s business.
  2. Foreign countries to which personal information will be provided
    The Company’s services to be used by Members in the future have not yet been determined, and the provision of acquired information to a third party in a foreign country will be considered on a case-by-case basis going forward. Therefore, foreign countries to which the information will be provided cannot be specified at the time of acceptance of these Terms.
  3. Measures to protect personal information taken by third parties in foreign countries to which such information will be provided
    For the reasons stated in Paragraph 2, the measures to protect personal information taken by third parties in foreign countries to which such information will be provided cannot be specified at the time of acceptance of these Terms, either. Details of each country’s personal information protection system are available on the website of the Personal Information Protection Commission. Please refer to the website.

Article 10 Shared Use

The Company will share the following personal information among the personal information held by INTAGE Group companies. The shared use of personal information may be revised as necessary in the future. In that case, the Company will make a public announcement in advance.

< Personal Information for Shared Use (1) >

Personal information obtained directly from the individual through business cards, received emails, inquiries, applications, etc.

  1. Acquisition method
    Acquired by each Group company in writing directly from the individual through exchange of business cards, received emails, inquiries, applications, etc.
  2. Items of personal data
    Business operator name, department name, title, name, address, telephone number, email address
  3. Scope of shared users
    Please refer to the INTAGE HOLDINGS website “Scope of Shared User Companies” for the scope of companies with which information is shared.
  4. Users’ purpose of use
    To improve the efficiency of sharing and management of information on customers and business partners (including potential customers and business partners) within the scope of the purposes of use of personal information published by each INTAGE Group company on its website.
  5. Name and address of the person responsible for the management of personal information
    Personal information protection manager of the company mainly responsible for the management (the company to which the individual originally provided his/her personal information)
    *A personal information protection manager is appointed to each Group company that shares the personal information.
    *For addresses, please refer to the website of each Group company.
  6. Name of representative
    The name of the representative for the Company is as set forth in Article 17.
    *For names of the representatives of Group companies that share the personal information, please refer to the website of each Group company.

< Personal Information for Shared Use (2) >

Personal information on sole proprietors

  1. Acquisition method
    Acquired by each Group company at the start of a transaction through exchange of business cards or in writing (including emails) directly from the individual
  2. Items of personal data
    Name, address, and telephone number of the company/organization or sole proprietor
  3. Scope of shared users
    Please refer to the INTAGE HOLDINGS website “Scope of Shared User Companies” for the scope of companies with which information is shared.
  4. Users’ purpose of use
    To improve the efficiency of the sharing and management of business partner information within the scope of the purposes of use of personal information published by each INTAGE Group company on its website and in the integrated management information system.
  5. Name and address of the person responsible for the management of personal information
    Personal information protection manager of the company mainly responsible for the management (the company to which the individual originally provided his/her personal information)
    *A personal information protection manager is appointed to each Group company that shares the personal information.
    *Each Group company that shares the information outsources business partner management to INTAGE ASSOCIATES Inc., a shared service company of the INTAGE Group.
    *For addresses, please refer to the website of each Group company.
  6. Name of representative
    The name of the representative for the Company is as set forth in Article 17.
    For names of the representatives of Group companies that share the personal information, please refer to the website of each Group company.

Article 11 Disclosure of Personal Information, etc.

  1. When the Company receives a request from a person for disclosure of his/her personal information or the record provided by a third party pertaining to personal information that identifies the person as stipulated in the Personal Information Protection Act (excluding those stipulated in a Cabinet Order as being harmful to the public interest or other interests if their existence or non-existence is revealed) in accordance with the provisions of the Personal Information Protection Act, the Company shall confirm that the request is made by the person himself/herself and disclose such information or record to the person without delay in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act (when the Company has made a decision not to disclose, or when the personal information in question does not exist, or when there is no such record provided by a third party pertaining to the request, the Company shall notify the person to that effect). However, this shall not apply if the Company is not obliged to disclose such information or record pursuant to the Personal Information Protection Act or other laws and regulations.
  2. When the Company receives a request from a person to be notified of the purpose of use of his/her personal information that identifies him/her in accordance with the procedures the Company has established, the Company shall confirm that the request is from the person himself/herself and notify the person of such purpose without delay. However, if there is no reason under the Personal Information Protection Act to accommodate a request for notification of the purpose of use, the Company may not notify the person, and if a decision not to notify has been made, the Company shall notify the person to that effect without delay.

Article 12 Requests to Correct, etc., and Stop Using, Stop Providing to a Third Party, etc., Personal Information

  1. When the Company receives a request from a person to correct, add, or delete (“correct, etc.”) his/her personal information pursuant to the provisions of the Personal Information Protection Act on the grounds that the information is not true, the Company shall, in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act, confirm that the request is made by the person himself/herself, conduct the necessary investigation of, correct, etc., his/her personal information based on the results of the investigation, and notify the person to that effect (including the details of the correction, etc., if any correction, etc., has been made) without delay. If the Company decides not to correct, etc., his/her personal information, the Company shall notify the person to that effect.
  2. When the Company receives a request from a person to stop using, delete, or stop providing to a third party (“stop using, etc.”) his/her personal information, the Company shall confirm that the request is made by the person himself/herself, stop using, etc., his/her personal information, and notify the person to that effect without delay. If the Company decides not to stop using, etc., his/her personal information for any of the following reasons, the Company shall notify the person to that effect (including the reason) without delay.
    1. If there is a risk of harm to the life, body, property, or other rights or interests of the person concerned or a third party;
    2. If there is a risk of significant hindrance to the proper execution of the Company’s business; or
    3. In case of violation of laws and regulations.
  3. If the Company has no obligation to correct, etc., the personal information under the Personal Information Protection Act or other laws or regulations, the provision of Paragraph 1 of this article shall not apply.

Article 13 Management and Security of Personal Information

  1. The Company shall securely store collected personal information and User Information on servers in an access controlled environment to prevent unauthorized access, loss, destruction, alteration, or leakage of such information.
  2. The Company shall take necessary and appropriate measures to prevent leakage, loss, or damage of personal information or otherwise ensure safe management of personal information in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act. If an inquiry is made via the contact specified in Article 16 regarding the various measures that the Company has taken for safe management under the said Act, the Company shall respond to such inquiry without delay pursuant to the provisions of the said Act.

Article 14 Disclaimer and Precautions

  1. The Company does not provide any warranty with respect to the protection of information, etc., obtained by Members in the web services of other business operators or individuals with which the Services are linked. Members are requested to carefully check the contents, terms and conditions, privacy policy, etc., of such web services before browsing and using them.
  2. The Company shall not be liable for any damages incurred by Members or third parties due to wrongful acts by hackers, etc., unless there is willful misconduct or negligence on the part of the Company. You must keep the information used to verify your identity strictly confidential so that it will not be lost, forgotten, or made known to a third party.

Article 15 Procedure for Revising Privacy Policy

The Company will revise this Policy as necessary. Provided, however, that if any revision is made to this Policy that requires the consent of the relevant individual under laws and regulations, the revised Policy shall only be applicable to the relevant individual who has consented to such revision in the manner prescribed by the Company. If the Company revises this Policy, it shall announce the timing of the enforcement and details of the revised Policy through the Company’s website or other appropriate means, or notify the relevant individual of such timing and details.

Article 16 Contact for Inquiries

If you have any comments, questions, complaints, inquiries concerning Article 11, Article 12, or Article 13, Paragraph 2, or other inquiries concerning the handling of personal information or User Information, please contact the following:

Research and Innovation Co.,Ltd.
Address: Akasaka Nakagawa Bldg. 5F, 3-11-3 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan 107-0052
Contact for inquiries about personal information: pmark@r-n-i.jp

Article 17 (Name and Address of the Company, and Name of Its Representative)

Research and Innovation Co.,Ltd.
Akasaka Nakagawa Bldg. 5F, 3-11-3 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan 107-0052
Kuninobu Nakaoka, President and CEO

[Established on August 1, 2014]
[Revised on September 10, 2020]
[Revised on December 1, 2021]
[Revised on April 1, 2022]
[Revised on October 12, 2022]
[Revised on February 6, 2023]
[Revised on December 26, 2023]

The Company is a business operator covered by the following accredited personal information protection organization (a personal information protection organization that has received certification from the Personal Information Protection Commission pursuant to the provisions of Article 47, Paragraph 1 of the “Act on the Protection of Personal Information”).

[Name of accredited personal information protection organization]
Japan Institute for Promotion of Digital Economy and Community (JIPDEC)
[Contact for complaint resolution]
Personal Information Protection Complaints Office
Address: Roppongi First Building, 1-9-9 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan 106-0032
TEL: 03-5860-7565/0120-700-779