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Extracts from Ordinance No. 53 of the Department of Commerce and Industry of September 20, 1939 - Regulations Pertaining to Control of Exports to the Leased Territory of Kwantung, Manchoukuo and China

Type
Law
Date
20 September 1939
Author
Department of Commerce and Industry
Printed in
Tokyo Gazette, January, 1940, pp. 258-260
Section
Temporary Measures concerning Exports to Yen-Bloc Countries (footnote extracts printed within the article by the Bureau of Foreign Trade)

Extracts from Ordinance No. 53 of the Department of Commerce and Industry of September 20, 1939: the Regulations Pertaining to Control of Exports to the Leased Territory of Kwantung, Manchoukuo and China

Article 1. The articles designated by the Minister of Commerce and Industry shall not be exported to the Leased Territory of Kwantung, Manchoukuo or China unless approval is obtained of the organizations designated by the Minister of Commerce and Industry (hereinafter referred to as the associations for control of exports by commodities); but this provision shall not apply to cases where approval is obtained of the Minister of Commerce and Industry by reason of special circumstances.

Article 2. The articles mentioned in the import tariff table, appended to the Import Tariff of Japan and mentioned in the table appended to the present ordinance, shall not be exported to the Leased Territory of Kwantung, Manchoukuo or China unless approval is obtained, in the case of articles exported by those who maintain offices in the districts under the jurisdictions of the organizations designated by the Minister of Commerce and Industry (hereinafter referred to as the associations for control of exports by districts), of the associations for control of exports by districts concerned, and, in the case of articles exported by others, of the Prefectural Governors who have jurisdictions over the places where they maintain offices; but this provision shall not apply to cases where approval is obtained of the Minister of Commerce and Industry by reason of special circumstances.

Article 3. The provisions of the preceding two articles shall not apply to any one of the following numbers:

1. Articles for the use of the Imperial Household. 2. Articles belonging to a foreign ruler and his family and suite, visiting Japan. 3. Articles for the personal use of foreign Ambassadors and Ministers and other envoys of similar standing accredited to Japan, and the staff of foreign Embassies or Legations or Consuls in Japan, and articles for the official use of foreign Embassies, Legations or Consulates in Japan. 4. Articles exported by governmental offices. 5. Personal effects and household articles in transit due to change of residence; and articles for ship's use. 6. Articles exported for exhibiting at an exposition.

7. Articles exported for purposes other than sale, provided that the original value of any article does not exceed one hundred yen.

Table Appended to Ordinance:

Import Tariff NumberName of the Article
15Malt
22Flours, Meals or groats of grains, and starches
31Vegetables, fruits and nuts (2) Other (excluding A-4 B-4, and mandarin oranges preserved in tin)
32Tea
40Sugar
41Rock candy sugar, cube sugar, loaf sugar and similar sugar
45Confectionaries and cakes
52Meats, poultry and game (2) Preserved in tin, bottle or jar
52-2Fish, shellfish and mollusca (2) Preserved in tin, bottle or jar
53Butter and margarine only
54Cheese
55Condensed milk
60Mineral waters, soda water, and similar beverages, not containing sugar or alcohol
67Soy and other seasonings
107Fish oil and whale oil
109Compound lard
110Stearin
111Olein
222Tooth powders and toilet powders only
223Joss sticks
224Insect powder
230Drugs only
235Matches
242Artificial indigo
243Synthetic colours, not otherwise provided for
260Shoe polishes
261Pencils
262Inks
266Paints
296Twines, cordages, braids, and plaited ropes, not otherwise provided for (2) Of flax, china, glass, ramie, hemp, jute or Manila hemp, pure or mixed with one another
357Buttons, excluding those made of, or combined with, precious metals, metals coated with precious metals, precious stones, semi-precious stones, pearls, corals, elephant's ivory or tortoise shells
362Printing paper
363Writing paper
364Drawing paper
367Packing paper only
368Cigarette paper
370Pasteboard or cardboard
372Imitation Japanese paper and tissue paper
380Blank books
382Note paper in box
383Envelopes
386Baryta paper, albuminized paper and sensitized papers for photograph
390Playing cards
432Portland cement, Roman cement, puzzolana cement, and similar hydraulic cements
444Plate or sheet glass
477Nails, wood screws, bolts, nuts, rivets, and the like, excluding those made of, or combined or coated with precious metals
Import Tariff NumberName of the Article
(1) Iron nails
499Cutlery, not otherwise provided for
505Sewing or knitting needles, and pins, excluding those for personal adornment
528Hanging clocks only
553Photographic instruments
554Parts of photographic instruments
610Bamboo
612Wood (excluding veneer)
632Celluloid and manufactures thereof
636Films for photograph
641Toys (excluding toys made of tissues)
647Articles not otherwise provided for (2) Other (B) Cellophane only
Transcription note

Extracts only (Articles 1-3 and the appended table), printed as a footnote in small type to the article. Text begins on p. 258; the table "Appended to Ordinance" runs pp. 259-260.

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