675 | Ensuring of an appropriate certification method for wood preservatives
|
673 | Import procedures for veterinary drugs, etc
|
672 | Customs tariff classification of immatures (poorly ripened brown rice)
|
669 | Clarification of inspection standards at customs clearance
|
668 | Improvement of handling in emission tests for imported automobiles
|
666 | Deregulation for permission to apply jet engines for model rockets to model rocket automobiles
|
664 | Revision of the condition for standard-size mail items, setting greeting-card rates, etc.
|
661 | Review of the "qualitative standards and testing methods for wood preservatives" (JIS K 1571)
|
656 | Promotion and facilitation of new technology (anti-termite technology) introduction under the Housing Quality Assurance Act
|
654 | Promotion of introduction of advanced medical equipment through leasing at state university hospitals
|
653 | Promotion of introduction of upgrade-oriented advanced medical equipment at state university hospitals
|
650 | Abolishment or relaxation of the prohibition on milking cows' first milk
|
649 | Exclusion
from the application of the Measurement Law of clinical thermometers
and sphygmomanometers, which are currently subject to the
Pharmaceutical Affairs Law
|
645 | Clarification of the criteria for judging the approval for the possession of a shotgun
|
644 | Prompt
processing of an application for import approval of a quasi-drug that
contains an existing ingredient as a new effective ingredient
|
640 | Review of the "qualitative standards and testing methods of wood preservatives" (JIS K 1571)
|
636 |
Review of medical contents classification (L-carnitine)
|
631 |
Nullification of food with health claims system proposal
|
625 |
Engagement with the Dietary Supplements Subcommittee
|
607 |
Expansion of the special measure concerning certificates for storage space for motor homes
|
606 |
Approval of color contact lenses
|
604 |
Clarification
of standards whereby cordless nailers are classified as firearms under
the Firearms and Swords Control Law and exemption from uniform
classification under the said standards
|
601 |
Acceptance of foreign test data concerning braking on imported two-wheeled vehicles
|
600 |
Clarification of laws for classifying three-wheeled vehicles with the basic structure of a two-wheeled vehicle
|
597 |
Review of standards for tank containers for overland transport of alkyl aluminum
|
592 |
Abolition of import licenses and import notification system for model rockets under import quotas
|
591 |
Changes in timing for import license application for model rockets under the Explosives Control Law
|
590 |
Relaxing regulations pertain to permit for acquiring and consuming model rockets
|
587 |
International harmonization of testing methods for contact lenses
|
586 |
Speeding up examination procedures for approval of contact lenses
|
577 |
Clarification of tariff classification for sugar content under the Customs Tariff Schedule for Class 20.
|
576 |
Simplification of inspection of foreign-made gas containers
|
575 |
Extension of roads on which trailers transporting ISO-standard containers for sea transport can pass
|
571 |
Relaxing of strength standards for paired glass for use in construction
|
568 |
Diversification of business licenses for sale of explosives for model rocket engines.
|
564 |
Promotion of deregulation regarding cosmetics (hair dyes)
|
560 |
Customs permit for materials (books of photographs, videos) harmful to public morals.
|
558 |
Improvement of procurement procedures for public hospitals in the prefectures and ordinance-designated cities
|
553 |
Approval of new ingredients for nail polish
|
550 |
Concerning the simplification of registration procedures for imports of regular fertilizer
|
549 |
Abolishing the import notification requirement for appliances
|
548 |
Concerning deregulation of the transport of hazardous materials
|
546 |
Concerning the customs tariff classification on imported beer
|
544 |
Tariff classification pertaining to imports of sheep's milk
|
543 |
Regarding the import, sales, use, etc., of emergency-use parachutes for lightweight airplane
|
542 |
Early acceptance of J-grade lumber as equivalent to JAS building materials
|
539 |
Concerning the handling through the mail of engine equipment and ignition tools for model rockets.
|
533 |
Clarification of standards pertaining to bids for the airport expansion project at New Tokyo International Airport
|
528 |
Simplification and clarification of JAS grading inspection for glucose imports
|
526 |
Flexibility in changing the location of inspection and shortening the test period pertaining to imported high-pressure gas
|
525 |
Inspection for small craft (Jet Skis) imported by individuals
|
524 |
Simplification of reregistration process of agricultural chemicals that are currently registered.
|
523 |
Clarification of standards for parallel imports
|
520 |
Approval of continuous import of ear tags for identifying livestock
|
519 |
Clarification of standards for acceptance of foreign test data regarding to the import of reflectors
|
517 |
Issuing of passing certificates for testing of imported pressurized gases
|
512 |
Import, sale and consumption of attachments to toy firecrackers as single items
|
511 |
Relaxation of special standards for hazardous goods containers pertaining to the import of containers for transporting liquids
|
510 |
Approval for use of dairy product packaging pertaining to imports of transport containers for liquids
|
506 |
Import approval of water purifiers temporarily using iodine compounds
|
498 |
Harmonization
of Fire Service Law regulations pertaining to small tanks when
transporting hazardous materials by road with international standards
|
497 |
Harmonization with international specifications and standards for length of gasoline pump hoses
|
496 |
Integration
of the blow-off coefficient of spring safety valves under the High
Pressure Gas Control Law into international standards
|
492 |
Simplification and expediting of quarantine procedures regarding import of apples
|
488 |
International harmonization of classification standards for water purifiers
|
478 |
Simplification of inspection for cooking appliances
|
476 |
Simplification of pressure vessel inspection for air-conditioning equipment
|
475 |
Clarification of selection criteria used by contractors according to Housing and Urban Development Corporation specifications.
|
474 |
Import approval of closed-circulation anesthesia apparatus
|
472 |
Relaxing requirements for parallel imports of cosmetics
|
468 |
1.
Clarification of residence permit requirements and certification
standards for golf course shapers and ground preparation supervisors 2. clarification and quantification of procedures for obtaining residence permits 3. expediting and simplifying procedures for obtaining residence permits
|
461 |
Adoption of uniform standards for automobile lighting equipment
|
460 |
Acceptance of uniform standards for light alloy disc wheels for vehicles
|
459 |
Eliminating the requirement that the blink function must work perfectly on automobile front directional indicators
|
458 |
Relaxing regulations pertaining to automobile rear side indicator lamp positions
|
457 |
Elimination of requirement for automobile catalyst overheat warning systems
|
456 |
Accepting foreign standards and foreign manufacturer certification for the inspection of automobile head restraints
|
455 |
Accepting U.S. automotive safety standards
|
454 |
Acceptance of U.S. automobile manufacturers' certification
|
453 |
Acceptance of U.S. automobile emission tests
|
452 |
Simplifying inspection procedures for parallel imports
|
451 |
Simplifying approval of cosmetics containing liposome
|
450 |
Simplifying approval for quasi-pharmaceuticals
|
449 |
On speeding up the examination of antiseptics used in cosmetics
|
447 |
Regarding the import of frozen yogurt as fermented milk: 1. Acceptance of the inspection data from USA. 2. Review of the inspection method for fermented milk in Japan. 3. Simplification of the re-inspection method for the samples with the same manufacture date.
|
441 |
Regarding
pressure vessel test for industrial chemical blowing agents for rubber
and plastics under the annexed table of the Fire Service Law: 1. Review on the domestic maker's test results. 2. Abolishment or improvement of the pressure vessel test.
|
429 |
On import permit for toy fireworks
|
409 |
Explanation of the system providing redress in the event of copyright infringement.
|
400 |
Reconsideration of the customs classification for diaphragm sheeting from USA
|
399 |
Concerning
import procedures for product (watch with a belt made from a skin of
crocodile) covered by the Washington Convention, 1. Clarification of the import procedures. 2. Streamlining of the procedures with acceptance of the export certificate from the country of origin.
|
398 |
Reconsideration of regulation stipulating that water faucets must be made of bronze.
|
386 |
Concerning the temporary import of a unit for the treatment and disposal of drilling sludge, 1. Handling of the product those to be eligible for duty reduction and, simplification and clarification of the procedures 2.
Reconsideration levying the consumption tax not on the product price
but on the rental fee to be paid in the importing country.
|
384 |
With regard to using permits for water-saving toilet stools that use compressed air: 1. Use permit for water-saving toilet stools (using less than 2 liters of water) with the wastewater going to the sewage
2. Easing installation requirements for the Japanese-style stool that
uses a plastic bowl to the same level of requirements for Japanese
stools 3. Use permit in the case brass-used valves cause no malfunction
|
382 |
Review of the guideline of approval for the change of status of residence about employment
|
381 |
Concerning import of dogs, 1. Acceptance of certification not only governmental organization but also local government. 2. Permission of animal quarantine test in the site other than animal quarantine office in Japan. 3. Permission of simplified quarantine test substituting certification of foreign government.
|
380 |
Exemption from import re-examination of helmets which have passed the test of American National Standards Institute
|
379 |
Relaxation of the Safety Regulation for road vehicles with regards to the inspection of imported camping cars.
|
377 |
Simplification of examination of cord for electric cleaners
|
370 |
Review
of the standards and criteria for type approval inspections for
reflectors to be used on life vests, life rafts and the like.
|
361 |
Abolition of regulations that filet knives are classified as swords
|
357 |
Concerning polysorbate inspection for processed tomato products, 1.
Exemption from the inspection of processed tomato products which have
been imported continuously for decades and are proved safe. 2. Introduction of a grace period for the inspection measures.
|
356 |
Concerning the imported hovercraft, simplification of the documentation requirements and for prompt approval
|
354 |
Shortening
of the period from the time an aircraft is imported until the
airworthiness inspections and radio station inspection procedures are
completed.
|
353 |
Simplification of the procedures for establishing a heliport.
|
352 |
1.
Concerning the inspection of fresh fruit and vegetables at Narita Tokyo
International Airport, expedition of the inspections through expansion
of the numbers of quarantine inspectors, enlarging the inspection
space, and expanding the fumigation facilities. 2. Longer import notification hours for foodstuffs at ports in the Keihin district and at Narita Tokyo International Airport.
|
351 |
Changes
in the import volume confirmation inspection for canned pineapple from
the present check of actual weight to a check of the weight indicated
on the cans.
|
350 |
Concerning the plant quarantine inspection for vegetable residuals, 1.
Exception from the testing and inspection at subsequent ports when
unloading is conducted at a number of ports and when the product has
passed the testing and inspection at the first port of entry. 2. Expansion of fumigation including Saturday afternoons and holidays. 3.
Exemption from testing and inspection for soybean meal and rapeseed
cake on the grounds that they are primary agricultural products that
have been heat-treated.
|
349 |
1. Abolition of the requirement for trading approval for the import of starch to be sold to a non-governmental buyer. 2. Request for a raise in the permissible limit on sulfur dioxide in starch.
|
348 |
Concerning the import of aircraft parts, 1. Exemption from the provisions of the Explosives Control Law for gunpowder and other explosives included in aircraft parts. 2. Simplification of the import procedures for gas in fire extinguishing equipment and gas in floats. 3.
Exemption from the inspection requirement for high-pressure gas
containers for use aboard aircraft that carry test certification from
the country of manufacture. 4. As regards touch up paint and similar items, (1) Handling in accordance with the standards for imports under a certain volume. (2)Simplification of the import procedures for poisonous and deleterious substances.
|
347 |
Concerning, the import of pharmaceutical ingredient for the manufacture of pharmaceuticals, 1. Exemption from application of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law. 2. (1) Approval of entrusting the preclinical tests to a third party.
(2) Expansion of acceptance of import approval applications not only by
the governor of the prefecture where the head office of importer is
located but also by the governors of prefectures where branch offices
of importer are located. (3) Simplification of the application
requirement for the tests repeated three times with three samples and
for documentation showing the production process for applications for
products which are not listed on the Standard for ingredient.
|
346 |
Concerning the import of medical equipment, 1.
Acceptance of the US clinical trial data and omission of the Japanese
clinical trial date for products and systems that have been approved by
the US Food and Drug Administration. 2. Exemption from attaching approval by the Ministry of Health and Welfare for domestic medical equipment returned for repair.
|
345 |
Increase in the amount of commercial samples of foods that can be imported without notification to 30kg from 10kg at present.
|
344 |
Import approval of sample foods that colon bacilli discovered by retesting after heat-treated sterilization.
|
343 |
1. Simplification of import procedures for white sake 2. Simplification of import procedures for kidney beans
|
337 |
Exemption
from the requirement for submission of list of ingredients for hand and
body cleaner that has been approved as safe in USA, since it is feared
that disclosure of ingredients may compromise proprietary information.
|
328 |
Concerning
knives to be used as house ware, explanation of the reasons for denying
customs clearance and clear indication of the conditions that would
have to be met to receive clearance
|
281 |
Refusal
of third-party applications to register well-known foreign trademark be
refused and that prior registrations of said trademarks by third-person
parties.
|
280 |
Review of the customs classification for plywood broken up for use for carpet grippers.
|
279 |
Review of the custom classification for wooden laminated veneer lumber part for compound I-beams.
|
275 |
Exemption of fillet knives (a kind of kitchen knives) from the prohibition of import.
|
274 |
Concerning import approval for cardiac pacemakers, 1. One request is made for all of the data needed for evaluation and processing. 2. Permission substituting single-chamber data or foreign-generated data for dual-chamber data.
|
269 |
On the import of medical equipment, 1.
Permission as outside of the regulations for medical equipment, for the
import of pressure transducers and transfusion sets that have been
removed from their sterile packing. 2. Expansion of products,
including this one, as importable on the customs authorities' go-ahead,
though the Ministry of Health and Welfare entrusting such inspections
to the customs authorities and that this product be added to the list
of products importable on the customs authorities' go-ahead.
|
254 |
Permission
was sought to set up a stand to sell popcorn on the pedestrian mall
during pedestrian mall periods in Harajuku (Tokyo).
|
251 |
Relaxation of the approval of import of Bee Propolis in which an antibiotic was determined (0.06ppm).
|
237 |
Permission to sell the Urina Tester (a measuring instrument of urine's specific gravity) to general consumers.
|
233 |
In
the application for the import of a shampoo sold in the USA, etc.,
exemption from the obligation to submit its ingredients and volume data
and relaxation of the standards for its structural equipment, etc.
|
230 |
Exemption from the submission of animal test data, etc. in the application for the approval of import of alcoholic antiseptic
|
227 |
Approval, as in the USA, of the use of EDTA in the margarine contained in plastic containers.
|
222 |
Simplification of the procedures for approval of building log home (houses constructed by logs)
|
219 |
Among the requirement for construction and remodeling of fishing boats, relaxation of the maximum engine horsepower limit.
|
218 |
Concerning the import of high-pressure vessel for manufacturing multi-layer print boards which have met US standards, 1. Relaxation of the max working pressure standard to the level approved by the US standards. 2. Simplification of the domestic air tightness test and gas pressure test. 3. Simplification of the materials to be submitted for inspection. 4. Approval of the use of the safety valve approved in the USA.
|
217 |
Relaxation of the airplane operation standards applicable to commuter service.
|
216 |
Concerning the import of helicopter hoist wire cutters using gunpowder, exemption from obtaining import permission for gunpowder
|
215 |
Exemption
from obtaining the import permission when the same oxygen bombes for
airplanes as provided in airplanes are imported as supplements.
|
214 |
Simplification of inspection procedure for imported helium-liquefying machines.
|
212 |
Concerning
the import of quarantine cargoes such as fruits and vegetables,
approval of the import procedure using facsimile transmitted copies of
the phytosanitary certificate issued from the exporting country
government.
|
209 |
Relaxation of the standards of structure and facilities concerning license for importing cosmetics.
|
208 |
Exemption
from inspection when materials woods with a phytosanitary certificate
issued from the exporting country government are imported
|
206 |
Concerning
the import of compound fertilizers, the propriety of registering them
without submitting the know-how of their manufacturing process.
|
204 |
Concerning the internal floating roof petroleum storage tank, 1. Relaxation of the regulation for the tanks whose diameter exceeds 50m. 2. Making the deletion of requirement for the mesh screen on roof venting known to all local fire offices. 3. Admission of the use of FRP as the material of roof venting.
|
202 |
Internationalization of the vessel inspection standards for leisure boats with a length of 12m or above.
|
201 |
Exemption from submitting certificates such as Export Permits for the import of feather quilts.
|
197 |
Propriety of sale of the imported worker's safety belts.
|
196 |
Propriety of import of an article with anti-smoking effects as a food.
|
170 |
Exemption from the obligation to report the sales of North America miscellaneous beans used to manufacture bean jam.
|
162 |
Reconsideration
for the method of the measurement of the excess pressure in wine which
becomes the basis for classification of wines in the tariff schedule.
|
157 |
Permission to use polyethylene-made envelopes for domestic mail service.
|
152 |
Approval of the construction of log home (house constructed by log) not permitted by the Japanese building Standard.
|
151 |
Approval of the use of calcium silicate as a food additive
|
147 |
Permission of the use of a bleaching agent for paper napkin.
|
140 |
Clarification of the customs valuation standards for the T-shirts exhibited in the American Fair.
|
139 |
Application of the medical security fee to CAPD (Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis).
|
129 |
Clarification of the classification of US-made anti-blotting agents for the use of offset printing.
|
128 |
Registration examination of Japanese swords concerning their import.
|
126 |
Abolition
or modification of the plant quarantine certificate and the certificate
based on the Washington Convention concerning a test tube orchid which
is a souvenir of the tourists in Hawaii.
|
124 |
A complaint about the results of type approval testing for aerosol type quasi-extinguishers and their notification method.
|
123 |
Relaxation
of the regulation for maximum residue limit of chlorpropham (CIPC, a
herbicide/sprouting inhibitor) in the processed imported potatoes.
|
121 |
Relaxation of the strengthened regulations over the filled content ratio of the pet hair spray.
|
115 |
Acceptance
of the application for model examination of explosion proof structure
electrical equipment certified in USA and other countries, and delivery
of its certificate.
|
114 |
Readopting of a special measure for land transport of tall containers by the flat bed chassis.
|
112 |
Clarification of the commodity tax application on game machines (a bingo game machine)
|
108 |
Clarification
of the scope of documents the domestic manufacturers must submit to the
government in application for the permission of manufacture of gondola
(powered-operated platforms type) which uses the imported hoist.
|
107 |
Approval of use of silicon dioxide as a filter aid for beer.
|
103 |
Review of the customs classification of paint roller cover.
|
102 |
In labeling of textile goods, 1. Acceptance of the International Standard (ISO) on laundry care labeling. 2. Acceptance of English words for the component fibers labeling besides cotton, wool and silk. 3. Expansion of the scope of articles on which labeling in English is admitted.
|
100 |
When
a Japanese importer is changed concerning the import of the same
cosmetic, the submission of some data is required and it takes 8-10
months to go through the necessary formalities. Simplification of this
procedure.
|
98 |
Reconsideration for handling of aloe drink as a foodstuff.
|
94 |
Concerning the import of aerosol products, 1. Relaxation of the restriction of the capacity and pressure. 2. Termination of use of private firms
|
92 |
Review of the customs classification of horsemeat steak.
|
90 |
Handling of liquid crystal forehead fever thermometer as general consumers but not medical equipment.
|
88 |
Granting the radio station license to firm owned by foreigners.
|
85 |
Simplification of procedure to export (return) audio equipment to US for the purpose of repair and re-import
|
79 |
Clarification
of the procedure for foreign firms to participate in the voluntary
inspection system of the Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Industry Association for room air conditioner and acceptance of US
inspection data.
|
77 |
Addition of the standards concerning products made from soybean protein to the Japanese Agricultural Standards for soymilk.
|
72 |
Refund of the paid duty in returning claimed merchandise (propelling pencils) exceeding 6 months after the import permit date.
|
71 |
Concerning the import approval procedure for medical equipments, 1.
Acceptance of the approval by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
that the product is substantially equivalent to products already on the
market and that it is eligible for the 90-day prior notice system and
acceptance of the US FDA approval for new medical equipment. 2.
Acceptance of the test results made by the Underwriters Laboratories
and European test organizations for the purpose of verifying compliance
with the international standards (IEC Standards) on electric safety and
acceptance of those at 100 volts. 3. With respect to performance
data, acceptance of results tested at the foreign manufacturer's
facilities outside Japan, and approval to use only one piece of
equipment for testing instead of two or three.
|
68 |
Conduct of blood test all together at one time which is necessary for breeding swine to be exported to Japan.
|
67 |
Harmonization
with the international standards of the standard for natural vitamin E
proposed by the Federation of Food Additives Associations to the
National Institute of Hygienic Sciences.
|
65 |
Review
of the customs classification of construction materials as whole, when
duty-free goods and dutiable goods are imported in single package.
|
64 |
Simplification
of import approval procedure with respect to a new importer if he is
dealing with medical equipment for which import permission has formerly
been given.
|
61 |
Simplification of the importing procedures for gas cylinders (attached to barbecue sets) for personal use.
|
60 |
Import permission of generic cigarettes.
|
59 |
Storage of the obstructive activities such as removal of light boxes for advertising foreign cigarettes.
|
58 |
Concerning the import of refined copper, 1.
The Ministry of International Trade and Industry determines the annual
amount of production in consultation with the domestic producers and
restricts import. 2. The date of acceptance of applications for import customs clearance for preferential importers is limited only to April 1.
|
57 |
Relaxation of restrictions on opening of large-scale retail stores jointly owned with foreign firms.
|
54 |
Adoption of Sloan's alloy as the material of faucets into JIS.
|
52 |
Import permission for FRP reinforced aluminum cylinders for smoke proof masks.
|
50 |
Revision of the condition for standard-size mail items, etc.
|
49 |
1. Elimination of delay in distribution of foreign-made tobaccos. 2. Early permission of test sale of new brand foreign tobaccos.
|
47 |
Review of customs classification of parts of solenoid valves for automotive exhaustive gas recirculation system.
|
42 |
Disturbance of JTS Public Corporation to the sales promotion for American-made tobaccos.
|
41 |
Acceptance
of the US test data for the fermentation products of lactic acid
bacilli in the registration and approval of the product as an
agricultural chemical.
|
37 |
Official approvals by sports associations of the inflated balls like volleyballs and gymnasium equipments.
|
32 |
Exemption from display of the compositions of stabilizers for records when importing as samples for test and research purpose.
|
31 |
Revision of the Food Additives Regulations to permit the use of gluconic acid iron as the additives of canned olive.
|
30 |
Complaint that the cooking standards for disposers of soft drinks are discriminating the import products.
|
25 |
Delivery of necessary import certificates for the export from USA of medical treatment equipments for test use.
|
24 |
Relaxation of the standards for the content of formaldehyde in respect of intimate apparels and improvement of testing methods.
|
23 |
To
enable old type firearms and swords made in Europe and the US to be
registered as "art objects or antiques" and to be imported and sold as
exceptions for those under the regulations of the law on the 6th column
marked.
|
22 |
Speed-up of inspection in permitting the import of pumps and compressors for LPG plants.
|
20 |
Import permission of honey wine for which standard is absent concerning the use of food additives.
|
19 |
In importing wheat germ oil capsules, an application for sample examination in advance of shipment was refused.
|
18 |
Acceptance of data generated abroad (stability data and clinical test) for the import of in vitro pharmaceuticals.
|
16 |
In case of the continuous import of aerosol spray shampoos for pets, simplification of import testing procedure.
|
15 |
Concerning the import of two dental equipment, the reason that it was difficult to obtain import license.
|
13 |
Import permission of the canned potato mixed corned beef containing sodium nitrite as food additive.
|
12 |
Acceptance of inspection in the US for wet bike.
|
10 |
Approval of clockwork parking maters.
|
8 |
Permission of US hand cream to be displayed at the exhibition.
|
7 |
1. Import permission of the spot shot carpet stain removers. 2. Import permission of electric mousetrap.
|
6 |
Ensuring the confidentiality of the components and compositions of the product in the importation of fuel treatment agent.
|
5 |
Easing
the regulation concerning the obligations to install necessary
materials for prevention of disaster in respect of internal floating
roof tanks.
|
3 |
Concerning quarantine of imported bees; 1. Substituting State government issued certificates for Federal government issued quarantine certificates. 2. Simplification of quarantine diary. 3. Reduction of areas requiring certification of "disease free area". 4. Exception of nosemosis of bees and international acariasis from the diseases subject to quarantine.
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