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Non-Japanese companies are generally prohibited from conducting business in Japan, including online business which targets Japanese residents, without registration in Japan or establishing a local entity in Japan.
When launching a business in Japan, non-Japanese companies must establish a Japanese subsidiary or appoint and register their representative in Japan. As for the subsidiary, non-Japanese companies usually choose either a joint-stock company (KK) or a limited liability company (GK). Each type of entity has pros and cons.
Non-Japanese companies can hire employees relating to business in Japan before setting up a subsidiary or appointing and registering their representative in Japan. If the employees work in Japan, Japanese employment law will apply to such employment and therefore, there will be tight restrictions on the dismissal of such employees.
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Mondale Has Unblemished Record on Issues of Jewish Concern Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale join hands to accept the cheers of the of delegates after they gave their acceptance speeches to the Democratic Convention in New York City, July 15, 1976. (Bettmann/Getty Images)
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Walter F. Mondale, the 48-year-old Senator from the Minnesota farm belt who Jimmy Carter named as his Vice-Presidential running mate here this morning has an unblemished record of support for Israel and for the civil rights and right of emigration of Soviet Jews. Carter, who won a first ballot nomination for President at the Democratic Party convention last night, referred to Mondale’s Senate record when he announced his choice at a press conference.