Re: Personal information - to what extent is it protected in Japan?
Thanks for the reply, Declan...
Declan Murphy <declan_murphy@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Given that Okazaki has annually printed the names, registered address
> (from the juminhyou), and the total amount of tax paid by top income
> earners for many decades
So as to make it easier for thieves to plan their next moves. :-)
> I doubt it would be illegal to also print
> their date of birth. I'm in Sapporo until next week, but can confirm
> with the "usual suspects" when I return.
Please do... (TIA!)
> > I am aware that these are "tough" questions, given the vaguenes or
> > sparseness of so many laws in this part of the world, but perhaps
> > someone here can offer an educated opinion...
>
> Someone here offering an educated opinion?
Oh, there is plenty of this around here, if one sifts carefully through
the offerings. Otherwise i wouldn't stick my head up here. ;-)
Al
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