Effective date
April 4, 2026
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Cookie Policy
The Japanese Cookie Policy is the controlling version. This English page highlights the identifier categories, consent model, third-party involvement, and the route for questions or complaints.
Scope
jpsm.ne.jp and related public domains operated by the organization
Public contact
contact@jpsm.ne.jp
Controlling version
Japanese policy text
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What this page covers
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1. Scope
This summary covers cookies, local storage, pixels, and similar identifiers used on jpsm.ne.jp and related public domains operated by JPSM INTERNET SERVICE. Individual routes may add route-specific notices when a feature uses a distinct vendor or consent flow.
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2. Categories and use cases
Identifiers are separated into essential, preference, analytics, marketing, social, and embedded-media categories so that operational necessity is not confused with optional tracking. Essential items support session security and settings, while optional items are tied to measurement or promotional activity.
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3. Consent, controls, and retention
Where consent is required, non-essential identifiers are activated only after the relevant selection is made and can later be withdrawn from the settings route. Retention is set by purpose, and identifiers that no longer serve an active role are removed during periodic review.
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4. Third-party services and contact
Analytics, advertising, video, scheduling, and support vendors may receive identifier data when their features are enabled. Questions about cookie handling can be sent to contact@jpsm.ne.jp; the effective date of this English summary is April 4, 2026.
1. Scope
This summary covers cookies, local storage, pixels, and similar identifiers used on jpsm.ne.jp and related public domains operated by JPSM INTERNET SERVICE. Individual routes may add route-specific notices when a feature uses a distinct vendor or consent flow.
2. Categories and use cases
Identifiers are separated into essential, preference, analytics, marketing, social, and embedded-media categories so that operational necessity is not confused with optional tracking. Essential items support session security and settings, while optional items are tied to measurement or promotional activity.
3. Consent, controls, and retention
Where consent is required, non-essential identifiers are activated only after the relevant selection is made and can later be withdrawn from the settings route. Retention is set by purpose, and identifiers that no longer serve an active role are removed during periodic review.
4. Third-party services and contact
Analytics, advertising, video, scheduling, and support vendors may receive identifier data when their features are enabled. Questions about cookie handling can be sent to contact@jpsm.ne.jp; the effective date of this English summary is April 4, 2026.
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