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Q. What rules must companies follow under Japan's personal data protection law?

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Companies must specify data use, ensure security, and report breaches. Violations can result in fines up to 100 million yen.

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Key obligations: specify purpose (Art. 21), proper acquisition (Art. 20), security measures (Art. 23), third-party transfer restrictions (Art. 27), disclosure/correction requests (Art. 33-35), breach notification (Art. 26). Violations: up to ¥100M corporate fines.
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