Privacy Policy
NAKASHIMA HEALTHFORCE CO., LTD. (hereafter "NHF") understands that handling personal information appropriately and protecting them in all aspects of its corporate activities are a social responsibility to be fulfilled. NHF shall make every effort to comply with laws and regulations relating to the protection of personal information, as well as to meet the confidence of society based on the policy stated below.
Acquisition of Personal Information
NHF shall acquire personal information in a legitimate and fair manner.
Using Personal Information
NHF will use personal information within the scope necessary to achieve the following purposes of use. If NHF uses personal information for purposes not specified below, NHF will obtain the prior consent of the person concerned.
- To receive and place orders for products and services, and to ship and respond to such orders.
- To provide information on events, various products and services, and to promote sales.
- To develop, propose, and provide information on various products and services based on information analysis of website browsing history, application usage history, etc.
- To respond to requests and inquiries, and to send documents and information.
- To fulfill obligations and exercise rights related to transactions.
- To provide and receive information on the proper use, quality, safety, and effectiveness of products and services.
- To collect necessary information, to provide products and services, and to communicate with customers.
- To consider and decide whether to employ applicants for employment and to communicate with the applicants.
- To perform labor management such as business communication, attendance management, salary payment, expense reimbursement, proper allocation of personnel, personnel evaluation, skill development, welfare, safety and health, and other obligations stipulated in labor-related laws and regulations, tax-related laws and regulations, and social welfare-related laws and regulations.
However, these do not apply to the following cases
- When required by laws and regulation.
- When it is necessary for the protection of the life, body, or property of the person and it is difficult to obtain the consent of the person.
- When it is especially necessary to improve public health or to promote the sound growth of children, and it is difficult to obtain the consent of the person.
- NHF shall make every effort to prevent the loss, destruction, alteration, leaking of or illegal access to personal information. As measures for security management of all personal information, NHF shall appoint a person to supervise personal information protection and establish the appropriate system to ensure the effectiveness of the security management.
Security Management Measures of Personal Information
NHF shall make every effort to prevent the loss, destruction, alteration, leaking of or illegal access to personal information. As measures for security management of all personal information, NHF shall appoint a person to supervise personal information protection and establish the appropriate system to ensure the effectiveness of the security management.
[Organizational Safety Control Measures]
- NHF appoints a "Personal Information Protection Manager" as the person in charge of personal information management and supervise him or her as necessary and appropriate.
[Personnel safety control measures]
- Education and training on personal information security management will be provided to employees.
[Technical and physical safety control measures]
- A system is in place to protect information systems that handle personal information from unauthorized external access or unauthorized software.
Consignment of Personal Information
When NHF outsources all or part of the handling of personal information to a third-party, NHF will conduct a rigorous investigation of the third-party, and will exercise necessary and appropriate supervision over the third-party to ensure the safe management of the personal information entrusted to the third-party.
Provision of Personal Information to Third-Parties
NHF will properly manage personal information and will not provide it to third-parties except in the following cases or with the consent of the individual concerned.
- When required by law
- When it is necessary for the protection of the life, body, or property of an individual and it is difficult to obtain the consent of the person.
- When it is especially necessary to improve public health or to promote the sound growth of children, and it is difficult to obtain the consent of the person.
- When it is necessary to cooperate with a national agency, a local government, or an individual or entity entrusted by either a national agency or local government to execute affairs prescribed by laws and regulations, and it is difficult to obtain the consent of the person.
- When the third-party is an academic research institution, etc., and it is necessary for the third-party to handle the personal information for academic research purposes.
(Including the cases where part of the purpose is for academic research, and excluding the cases where there is a risk to infringe on the rights and interests of the person.) - When permitted by other laws and regulations.
The following persons do not fall under the definition of "third-party" as set forth in this section.
- When such personal information is provided in accordance with the Company's entrustment of all or part of such personal information within the scope necessary for the achievement of the purpose of use.
- When personal information to be used jointly with a specific third-party is provided to the third-party, and the fact that such personal information is provided, the items of personal information to be jointly used, the scope of the joint users, the purpose of use, and the name and address of the person responsible for managing said personal information, and in the case of a corporation, the name of its representative, are notified to the person in advance or are made readily available to the person.
Joint Use of Personal Information
NHF may jointly use the personal information as follows
(1)Items of personal information to be jointly used
All personal information unless otherwise specifically requested by the person
(2)Scope of joint use
NAKASHIMA HOLDINGS CO., LTD and its subsidiaries
(3)Purposes of joint use
Same as "Using Personal Information" above
(4)Party responsible for management of personal information to be jointly used
NAKASHIMA HEALTHFORCE CO., LTD.
Yoshio Nakashima (President CEO)
688-1 Joto-Kitagata, Higashi-ku, Okayama 709-0625, JAPAN
Disclosure of and Amendments to Personal Information
If the individual to whom the personal information relates requests to disclose or amend the personal information held by NHF, NHF shall, in accordance with the spirit of the law, promptly respond to such request.
For procedures regarding disclosure requests, please contact by "Contact Us".
Compliance with laws, regulations, and revision to this policy
NHF shall make public this NHF Privacy Policy with respect to personal information protection and shall clearly define various procedures for handling the personal information, such as the method of inquiry, available to the public. In addition, NHF will strive continuously to improve and progress the protection of the personal information. Accordingly, this policy is subject to change without notice. Unless otherwise specified by NHF, the revised policy will be effective from the time it is posted on this site.
Cookies Policy
What are Cookies?
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How does our site use Cookies?
Cookies allow us to operate the Website as you have requested and facilitate your navigation on our Website and use of its features, so as to provide you with a seamless experience.
We use analytics tools such as Google Analytics, to help us measure traffic and usage statistics in order to understand how visitors access and use our Website. We use information collected through Cookies to help improve our Website and to compile aggregate statistics about how our Website is used by visitors. Please note that in this context, we may collect your personal data through the use of analytics tools on our Website.
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Updates to the Cookies policy
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