Observed arrival · 2026-08-31
くらしの常設展 — The Permanent Exhibition of Everyday Labels
A Japanese reference site explains the legal rules behind the small-print labels found on ordinary household goods.
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The homepage is arranged as eight rooms, moving from the statute’s four product categories to textiles, plastic goods, electrical appliances, miscellaneous goods, washing symbols, named displayers, and omissions. It reports 40 sub-items in the relevant cabinet-order table: 3 for textiles, 5 for plastic goods, 12 for electrical appliances, and 20 for miscellaneous goods. The site also explains that its figures use a specified counting method and identifies e-Gov legal-text XML as a source.
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