(i)the name and address of an applicant, or, if an applicant is a company, its trade name and the name and address of the head office as well as its representative (this includes the name and address of the person who is required to perform the duties of the corporation, if the representative is a corporation);

(ii)if an application is to be filed by an agent, their name and address;

(iii)the grounds for registration;

(iv)the information that must be registered;

(v)if permission from a government agency or public office is required in connection with a piece of information that must be registered, the date of the arrival of the permit;

(vi)the amount of registration tax payable, and the amount of the tax base for this, if applicable;

(vii)the filing date; and

(viii)an indication of which registry office it is.

(i)if the location of the business office of the party for which the application is filed is not subject to the jurisdiction of the registry office which has received the application;

(ii)if the purpose of the application is to register information other than information that must be registered;

(iii)if the registration for which the application was filed has already been registered by the same registry office;

(iv)if the application is filed by a person without the authority to apply or there is no proof that the person has the authority to apply;

(v)in the case provided for in Article 21, paragraph (3), if, from among two or more written applications referred to in that paragraph, making a registration based on one application prevents the registration based on any other application;

(vi)if the written application fails to conform to the method specified by an order based on this Act or by the provisions of other laws and regulations;

(vii)if the applicant fails to attach any document required to be attached to a written application (including an electronic or magnetic record prescribed in Article 19-2);

(viii)if any statement or record contained in a written application or its attached documents (including an electronic or magnetic record under the provisions of Article 19-2; the same applies hereinafter) is inconsistent with any statement or record contained in documents attached to a written application or in a register.

(ix)if there are grounds for invalidating, revoking or rescinding the information that must be registered;

(x)if an application has not been filed with the registry office through which the application is required to pass;

(xi)if the applicant has failed to file an application for any other registration that is required to be filed simultaneously;

(xii)if the purpose of an application is the registration of a trade name which is prohibited from being registered pursuant to the provisions of Article 27;

(xiii)if the purpose of an application is to register a trade name which is prohibited from being used pursuant to the provisions of laws and regulations;

(xiv)if a company whose trade name registration has been canceled has filed an application for any other registration without making a registration of the trade name; or

(xv)if the applicant has failed to pay the registration tax.

(i)the trade name;

(ii)the type of business;

(iii)the business office; and

(iv)the name and address of a trade name user.

(i)if use of the registered trade name has been discontinued:registration of the discontinuance of the trade name;

(ii)if a person who has registered the trade name has failed to use the trade name for two years without justifiable grounds:registration of the discontinuance of the trade name;

(iii)if a registered trade name has been changed:registration of the change of the trade name; or

(iv)if a business office for which a trade name has been registered is relocated:registration of the relocation of the business office.

(i)the name, date of birth, and address of a minor;

(ii)the type of business; and

(iii)the business office.

(i)the name and address of a guardian and whether the guardian is a guardian of a minor or a guardian of an adult;

(ii)the name and address of a ward;

(iii)the type of business;

(iv)the business office;

(v)if two or more guardians of a minor are to exercise their authority jointly or if it has been established that two or more guardians of an adult are to exercise their authority jointly, that fact;

(vi)if it has been established that two or more guardians of a minor are to exercise their authority independently, that fact;

(vii)if it has been established that two or more guardians are to exercise their authority on handling the affairs assigned to each of them separately, that fact and the content of the affairs to be handled by each guardian.

(i)a document evidencing that there is no supervisor of a guardian, if applicable;

(ii)a document evidencing that the consent of the supervisor of a guardian has been obtained, if there is one; and

(iii)the certificate of registered information of the corporation that is the guardian, if applicable; provided, however, that this does not apply if the corporation has its head office or principal office within the jurisdictional district of the registry office where the application is to be filed.

(i)the name and address of the manager;

(ii)the name and address of the merchant;

(iii)if the merchant conducts two or more types of business using two or more trade names, the businesses to be represented by the manager and the trade name to be used; and

(iv)the business offices where the manager has been stationed.

(i)the name and address of the manager; and

(ii)the business office where the manager has been stationed.

(i)the articles of incorporation;

(ii)if a solicitation referred to in Article 57, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act has been made, a document evidencing offers to subscribe for the shares solicited at incorporation as prescribed in Article 58, paragraph (1) of that Act or a document evidencing the contract under Article 61 of that Act;

(iii)if the articles of incorporation contain any statement or record on the matters set forth in the items of Article 28 of the Companies Act, the following documents:

(iv)if any judicial decision has been rendered in relation to an inspector's report, a transcript of that decision;

(v)a document evidencing completion of the payment as prescribed in Article 34, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act (if a solicitation set forth in Article 57, paragraph (1) of that Act has been made, a certificate of deposit of the money referred to in Article 64, paragraph (1) of that Act);

(vi)if there is an administrator of shareholder register, a document evidencing conclusion of a contract with that person;

(vii)if a representative director at incorporation has been elected by directors at incorporation, a document concerning this;

(viii)if a stock company to be incorporated is a company with a nominating committee, etc., a document concerning the appointment of executive officers at incorporation and a document concerning the election of committee members at incorporation and the representative executive officer at incorporation;

(ix)the minutes of the organizational meeting and class organizational meeting;

(x)a document evidencing that the directors at incorporation, company auditors at incorporation, and representative director at incorporation (or the directors at incorporation who are also audit and supervisory board members at incorporation, the other directors at incorporation, and the representative director at incorporation, if the stock company to be incorporated is a company with an audit and supervisory committee; or the directors at incorporation, committee members at incorporation, executive officers at incorporation, and representative executive officer at incorporation, if the stock to be incorporated is a company with a nominating committee, etc.) appointed or elected pursuant to the provisions of the Companies Act has consented to assume office;

(xi)if an accounting advisor at incorporation or an accounting auditor at incorporation has been appointed, the following documents:

(xii)if there is a provision prescribing that specific matters may be resolved by special directors (meaning special directors as prescribed in Article 373, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act; the same applies hereinafter) pursuant to the provisions of that paragraph, a document evidencing the election of the special directors and that the persons elected have consented to assume office;

(i)a document evidencing the person's consent to assume office;

(ii)if any of these persons is a corporation, a certificate of registered information of the corporation; provided, however, that this does not apply if the corporation has its principal office within the jurisdictional district of the registry office where the application is to be filed; and

(iii)if any of these persons is not a corporation, a document evidencing that the person appointed as an accounting advisor falls under any of the persons specified in Article 333, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act, and a document evidencing that the person appointed as an accounting advisor falls under any of the persons specified in Article 337, paragraph (1) of that Act.

(i)a document concerning the person's appointment;

(ii)a document evidencing the person's consent to assume office;

(iii)if the person is a corporation, a document set forth in paragraph (2), item (ii) of the preceding Article; provided, however, that this does not apply if the proviso to that item applies; and

(iv)if the person is not a corporation, a document evidencing that the person is a certified public accountant.

(i)a document evidencing offers to subscribe for the shares for subscription or a contract under Article 205, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act;

(ii)if money is the subject of contribution, a document evidencing completion of the payment pursuant to the provisions of Article 208, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act;

(iii)if property other than money is the subject of contribution, the following documents:

(iv)in the cases where any judicial decision has been rendered concerning an inspector's report, a transcript of the decision;

(v)if the company has been notified of dissent to the subscription for the shares for subscription under the provisions of Article 206-2, paragraph (4) of the Companies Act, a document evidencing that the circumstances do not constitute a case in which approval by a resolution at a shareholders meeting is required pursuant to the provisions of that paragraph.

(i)a document evidencing that the share options have been exercised;

(ii)if money is the subject of the contribution to be made on the exercise of share options, a document evidencing completion of the payment pursuant to the provisions of Article 281, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act;

(iii)if property other than money is the subject of the contribution to be made on the exercise of share options, the following documents:

(iv)if any judicial decision has been rendered concerning an inspector's report, a transcript of the decision.

(i)a document evidencing that the ground referred to in Article 107, paragraph (2), item (iii), sub-item (a) of the Companies Act has arisen; and

(ii)in the case of a company issuing share certificates a document evidencing that the company has given the public notice under the provisions of the main text of Article 219, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act or that the company has not issued share certificates for any of its shares.

(i)a document evidencing that the grounds referred to in Article 236, paragraph (1), item (vii), sub-item (a) of the Companies Act have arisen; and

(ii)a document evidencing that public notice under the provisions of Article 293, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act has been given, or that share option certificates provided for in that paragraph have not been issued.

(i)a document evidencing offers to subscribe for share options for subscription (meaning the share options for subscription prescribed in Article 238, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act; hereinafter the same applies in this Article) or a contract under Article 244, paragraph (1) of that Act; and

(ii)if a date for the payment of money in exchange for the share options for subscription has been prescribed (but only if that date is before the day of allotment prescribed in Article 238, paragraph (1), item (iv) of the Companies Act), a document evidencing that the payment pursuant to the provisions of Article 246, paragraph (1) of that Act (including the delivery of property other than money or setting off of claims against the company, as provided for by paragraph (2) of that Article) has been completed.

(iii)if the company has been notified of dissent to the subscription for the share options for subscription under the provisions of Article 244-2, paragraph (5) of the Companies Act, a document evidencing that the circumstances do not constitute a case in which approval by a resolution at a shareholders meeting is required pursuant to that paragraph.

(i)an entity conversion plan;

(ii)the articles of incorporation;

(iii)if the company has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 779, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of that Article), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the entity conversion is not likely to harm the creditor;

(iv)if a stock company effecting an entity conversion is a company issuing share certificates, a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (1), item (ii);

(v)if a stock company effecting an entity conversion has issued share options, a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (2), item (ii);

(vi)if a corporation is to become a member representing a membership company after entity conversion, the following documents:

(vii)if a corporation is to become the member of a membership company after entity conversion (excluding a member specified in the preceding item, and, for a limited liability company, limited to a member who executes business), a document listed in sub-item (a) of that item; provided, however, that this does not apply if the provisions of the proviso to sub-item (a) of that item apply; and

(viii)if a stock company becomes a limited partnership company by effecting an entity conversion, a document evidencing the value of the contributions already made by the members with limited liability.

(i)an absorption-type merger agreement;

(ii)a document evidencing that the circumstances constitute a case provided for in Article 796, the main clause of paragraph (1) or the main clause of paragraph (2) of the Companies Act, if applicable (including a document evidencing that the circumstances do not constitute a case in which approval by a resolution at a shareholders meeting is required pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of that Article, if a shareholder has notified the company of their dissent to the absorption-type merger pursuant to the provisions of that paragraph);

(iii)if the company has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 799, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of that Article), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the absorption-type merger is not likely to harm the creditor;

(iv)a document evidencing that the amount of stated capital has been recorded in accordance with the provisions of Article 445, paragraph (5) of the Companies Act;

(v)a certificate of registered information of a company disappearing in the absorption-type merger; provided, however, that this does not apply if the company disappearing in the absorption-type merger has its head office in the jurisdictional district of the registry office where the application is to be filed;

(vi)if a company disappearing in the absorption-type merger is a stock company, a document evidencing the performance of the relevant procedures pursuant to the provisions of Article 783, paragraphs (1) through (4) of the Companies Act such as obtaining approval for an absorption-type merger agreement (in the cases provided for in the main clause of Article 784, paragraph (1) of that Act, a document evidencing that the relevant case falls under the cases and a document or minutes of a board of directors evidencing that the consent of the majority of directors has been obtained);

(vii)if a company disappearing in the absorption-type merger is a membership company, a document evidencing that the consent of all the members has been obtained (or, if otherwise provided for in its articles of incorporation, that the procedures under those provisions have been performed);

(viii)if the company disappearing in the absorption-type merger has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 789, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (excluding item (iii), and including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 793, paragraph (2) of that Act) (or public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of Article 789, paragraph (3) of that Act (including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 793, paragraph (2) of that Act), if it is a stock company or a limited liability company that has given public notice by those means), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the absorption-type merger is not likely to harm the creditor;

(ix)if a company disappearing in the absorption-type merger is a company issuing share certificates, a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (1), item (ii); and

(x)if a company disappearing in the absorption-type merger has issued share options, a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (2), item (ii).

(i)a consolidation-type merger agreement;

(ii)the articles of incorporation;

(iii)the documents set forth in Article 47, paragraph (2), items (vi) through (viii) and items (x) through (xii) ;

(iv)a document set forth in item (iv) of the preceding Article;

(v)a certificate of registered information of a company disappearing in the consolidation-type merger; provided, however, that this does not apply if the company disappearing in the consolidation-type merger has its head office in the jurisdictional district of the registry office where the application is to be filed;

(vi)if a company disappearing in the consolidation-type merger is a stock company, a document evidencing the performance of the relevant procedures under the provisions of Article 804, paragraphs (1) and (3) of the Companies Act such as obtaining approval on the consolidation-type merger agreement;

(vii)if a company disappearing in the consolidation-type merger is a membership company, a document evidencing that the consent of all the members has been obtained (or, if otherwise provided for in its articles of incorporation, that the procedures under those provisions have been performed);

(viii)if the company disappearing in the consolidation-type merger has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 810, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (excluding item (iii), and including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 813, paragraph (2) of that Act) (or the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of Article 810, paragraph (3) of that Act (including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 813, paragraph (2) of that Act), if it is a stock company or a limited liability company that has given public notice by those means), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the consolidation-type merger is not likely to harm the creditor;

(ix)if a company disappearing in the consolidation-type merger is a company issuing share certificates, a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (1), item (ii); and

(x)if a company disappearing in the consolidation-type merger has issued share options, a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (2), item (ii).

(i)an absorption-type company split agreement;

(ii)a document evidencing that the circumstances constitute a case provided for in Article 796, the main clause of paragraph (1) or the main clause of paragraph (2) of the Companies Act, if applicable (including a document evidencing that the circumstances do not constitute a case in which approval by a resolution at a shareholders meeting is required pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of that Article, if a shareholder has notified the company of their dissent to the absorption-type company split pursuant to that paragraph);

(iii)if the company has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 799, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of that Article), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the absorption-type company split is unlikely to harm the creditor

(iv)a document evidencing that the amount of stated capital has been recorded in accordance with the provisions of Article 445, paragraph (5) of the Companies Act;

(v)a certificate of registered information of the company splitting in the absorption-type company split; provided, however, that this does not apply if that company has its head office in the jurisdictional district of the registry office where the application is to be filed;

(vi)if the company splitting in the absorption-type company split is a stock company, a document evidencing that the absorption-type company split agreement has been approved pursuant to the provisions of Article 783, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act (in the cases provided for in Article 784, the main clause of paragraph (1) or in the main clause of paragraph (2) of that Act, a document evidencing that the relevant case falls under the cases and a document or minutes of board of directors evidencing that the consent of the majority of directors has been obtained);

(vii)if the company splitting in the absorption-type company split is a limited liability company, a document evidencing that the consent of all the members has been obtained (or, if otherwise provided for in its articles of incorporation, that the procedures under those provisions have been performed) (if the limited liability company has another company succeed to a part of its rights and obligations held in connection with its business, a document evidencing that the consent of the majority of the members has been obtained);

(viii)if the company splitting in the absorption-type company split has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 789, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (excluding item (iii), and including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 793, paragraph (2) of that Act) (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of Article 789, paragraph (3) of that Act (including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 793, paragraph (2) of that Act; hereinafter the same applies in this item) (or, in cases other than those in which separate notices are not required to be given pursuant to the provisions of Article 789, paragraph (3) of that Act, that it has given the public notice and those notices)), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the absorption-type company split is not likely to harm the creditor; and

(ix)a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (2), item (ii), if the company splitting in the absorption-type company split has issued share options and the provisions of Article 758, item (v) of the Companies Act apply.

(i)an incorporation-type company split plan;

(ii)the articles of incorporation;

(iii)the documents set forth in Article 47, paragraph (2), items (vi) through (viii) and items (x) through (xii);

(iv)a document set forth in item (iv) of the preceding Article;

(v)a certificate of registered information of the company splitting in the incorporation-type company split; provided, however, that this does not apply if that company has its head office in the jurisdictional district of the registry office where the application is to be filed;

(vi)if the company splitting in the incorporation-type company split is a stock company, a document evidencing that the incorporation-type company split plan has been approved pursuant to the provisions of Article 804, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act (in the case provided for in Article 805 of that Act, a document evidencing that the relevant case falls under the case and a document or the minutes of board of directors evidencing that the consent of the majority of the directors has been obtained);

(vii)if the company splitting in the incorporation-type company split is a limited liability company, a document evidencing that the consent of all the members has been obtained (or, if otherwise provided for in its articles of incorporation, that the procedures under those provisions have been performed) (if the limited liability company has another company succeed to a part of its rights and obligations held in connection with its business, a document evidencing that the consent of the majority of the members has been obtained);

(viii)if the company splitting in the incorporation-type company split has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 810, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (excluding item (iii), and including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 813, paragraph (2) of that Act) (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of Article 810, paragraph (3) of that Act (including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 813, paragraph (2) of that Act; hereinafter the same applies in this item) (or, in cases other than those in which separate notices are not required to be given pursuant to the provisions of Article 810, paragraph (3) of that Act, that it has given the public notice and those notices)), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the incorporation-type company split is not likely to harm the creditor; and

(ix)a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (2), item (ii), if the company splitting in the incorporation-type company split has issued share options and the provisions of Article 763, paragraph (1), item (x) of the Companies Act apply.

(i)a share exchange agreement;

(ii)a document evidencing that the circumstances constitute a case provided for in Article 796, the main clause of paragraph (1) or the main clause of paragraph (2) of the Companies Act, if applicable (including a document evidencing that the circumstances do not constitute a case in which approval by a resolution at a shareholders meeting is required pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of that Article, if a shareholder has notified the company of dissent to the share exchange pursuant to the provisions of that paragraph);

(iii)if the company has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 799, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of that Article), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the share exchange is not likely to harm the creditor;

(iv)a document evidencing that the amount of stated capital has been recorded in accordance with the provisions of Article 445, paragraph (5) of the Companies Act;

(v)a certificate of registered information of the stock company effecting the share exchange (hereinafter referred to as "wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share exchange"); provided, however, that this does not apply if the wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share exchange has its head office in the jurisdictional district of the registry office where the application is to be filed;

(vi)a document evidencing that the wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share exchange has performed the relevant procedures under the provisions of Article 783, paragraphs (1) through (4) of the Companies Act such as obtaining approval for a share exchange agreement (in the case provided for in Article 784, the main clause of paragraph (1) of that Act, a document evidencing that the relevant case falls under the case and a document or minutes of board of directors evidencing that the consent of the majority of the directors has been obtained);

(vii)if the wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share exchange has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 789, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of that Article), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the share exchange is not likely to harm the creditor;

(viii)if the wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share exchange is a company issuing share certificates, a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (1), item (ii); and

(ix)a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (2), item (ii), if the wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share exchange has issued share options and the provisions of Article 768, paragraph (1), item (iv) of the Companies Act apply.

(i)a share transfer plan;

(ii)the articles of incorporation;

(iii)the documents set forth in Article 47, paragraph (2), items (vi) through (viii) and items (x) through (xii);

(iv)a document set forth in item (iv) of the preceding Article;

(v)a certificate of registered information of the stock company effecting the share transfer (hereinafter referred to as "wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share transfer"; provided, however, that this does not apply if the wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share transfer has its head office in the jurisdictional district of the registry office where the application is to be filed;

(vi)a document evidencing that the wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share transfer has performed the relevant procedures pursuant to the provisions of Article 804, paragraphs (1) and (3) of the Companies Act such as obtaining approval for the share transfer plan;

(vii)if the wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share transfer has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 810, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of that Article), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the share transfer is not likely to harm the creditor;

(viii)if the wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share transfer is a company issuing share certificates, a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (1), item (ii); and

(ix)a document set forth in Article 59, paragraph (2), item (ii), if the wholly owned subsidiary company resulting from the share transfer has issued share options and the provisions of Article 773, paragraph (1), item (ix) of the Companies Act apply.

(i)a share delivery plan;

(ii)a document evidencing that offers to transfer shares have been made, or that the contract referred to in Article 774-6 of the Companies Act has been concluded;

(iii)a document evidencing that the circumstances fall under the case provided for in Article 816-4, the main clause of paragraph (1) of the Companies Act, if applicable (including a document evidencing that the circumstances do not constitute a case in which approval by a resolution at a shareholders meeting is required pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) of that Article, if a shareholder has notified the company in question of their dissent to the share delivery pursuant to the provisions of that paragraph);

(iv)if the company has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 816-8, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of that Article), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the share delivery is not likely to harm the creditor;

(v)a document evidencing that the amount of stated capital has been recorded in accordance with the provisions of Article 445, paragraph (5) of the Companies Act;

(i)the articles of incorporation;

(ii)if a member representing the general partnership company is a corporation, the following documents:

(iii)if a member of a general partnership company (excluding a member prescribed in the preceding item) is a corporation, a document set forth in sub-item (a) of the preceding item; provided, however, that this does not apply if the provisions of the proviso to sub-item (a) of that item apply.

(i)a person set forth in Article 647, paragraph (1), item (i) of the Companies Act:the articles of incorporation;

(ii)a person set forth in Article 647, paragraph (1), item (ii) of the Companies Act:the articles of incorporation and a document evidencing that the person has consented to assume office;

(iii)a person set forth in Article 647, paragraph (1), item (iii) of the Companies Act:a document evidencing that the person has consented to assume office; or

(iv)a person appointed by a court:a document evidencing the appointment and the information set forth in Article 928, paragraph (2), item (ii) of the Companies Act.

(i)the articles of incorporation;

(ii)a document evidencing the value of contributions already made by the members with limited liability; and

(iii)if a member with limited liability has been admitted, a document evidencing the admission (in cases of the admission of a member that is a corporation, including the documents set forth in Article 94, item (ii) or (iii)).

(i)the articles of incorporation; and

(ii)a document evidencing completion of the payment and delivery related to the contributions under the provisions of Article 640, paragraph (1) of the Companies Act.

(i)an entity conversion plan;

(ii)the articles of incorporation; and

(iii)a document evidencing that each of the directors (directors and company auditors, if the stock company after entity conversion is a company with company auditors (including a stock company whose articles of incorporation provide that the scope of the audit by its company auditors is limited to an audit related to accounting); or directors who are also audit and supervisory committee members and directors who are not also audit and supervisory committee members, if the stock company after entity conversion is a company with an audit and supervisory committee) of the stock company after entity conversion has consented to assume office;

(iv)if an accounting advisor or an accounting auditor of a stock company after entity conversion has been appointed, the documents set forth in the items of Article 54, paragraph (2);

(v)a document set forth in Article 47, paragraph (2), item (vi); and

(vi)if the company has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 779, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (excluding item (ii)) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 781, paragraph (2) of that Act, and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the entity conversion is not likely to harm the creditor.

(i)an absorption-type merger agreement;

(ii)the documents set forth in Article 80, items (v) through (x);

(iii)if the company has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 799, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (excluding item (iii)) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 802, paragraph (2) of that Act (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of Article 799, paragraph (3) of that Act as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 802, paragraph (2) of that Act), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the absorption-type merger is not likely to harm the creditor; and

(iv)if a corporation is to become a member of a company surviving the absorption-type merger, the documents set forth in Article 94, item (ii) or (iii).

(i)a consolidation-type merger agreement;

(ii)the articles of incorporation;

(iii)the documents set forth in Article 81, item (v), and items (vii) through (x);

(iv)if a company disappearing in the consolidation-type merger is a stock company, a document evidencing that the consent of all the shareholders has been obtained; and

(v)if a corporation is to become a member of a company incorporated in the consolidation-type merger, the documents set forth in Article 94, item (ii) or (iii).

(i)an absorption-type company split agreement;

(ii)the documents set forth in Article 85, items (v) through (viii);

(iii)if the company has given the public notice and the notices under the provisions of Article 799, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (excluding item (iii)) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 802, paragraph (2) of that Act (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of Article 799, paragraph (3) of that Act as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 802, paragraph (2) of that Act), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the absorption-type company split is not likely to harm the creditor; and

(iv)if a corporation is to become a member of the company succeeding in the absorption-type company split, the documents set forth in Article 94, item (ii) or (iii).

(i)an incorporation-type company split plan;

(ii)the articles of incorporation;

(iii)the documents set forth in Article 86, items (v) through (viii); and

(iv)if a corporation is to become a member of a company incorporated in the incorporation-type company split, the documents set forth in Article 94, item (ii) or (iii).

(i)the articles of incorporation; and

(ii)if the company has become a limited liability company pursuant to the provisions of Article 638, paragraph (2), item (ii) of the Companies Act, a document evidencing completion of the payment and delivery related to the contributions pursuant to the provisions of Article 640, paragraph (1) of that Act.

(i)the articles of incorporation;

(ii)a document evidencing the value of contributions already performed by members with limited liability; and

(iii)if any member with unlimited liability has been admitted, a document evidencing the admission (in the case of the admission of a member which is a corporation, including the documents set forth in Article 94, item (ii) or (iii)).

(i)a share exchange agreement;

(ii)the documents set forth in Article 89, items (v) through (viii);

(iii)if the company has given the public notice and the notices under Article 799, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act (excluding item (iii)) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 802, paragraph (2) of that Act (or, if applicable, the public notice other than in the Official Gazette that it has given by publication in a daily newspaper that publishes information on current affairs or as an electronic public notice, pursuant to the provisions of Article 799, paragraph (3) of that Act as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 802, paragraph (2) of that Act), and a creditor has raised an objection, a document evidencing that the company has paid its debt or provided suitable collateral to the creditor, that it has placed suitable property into a trust so as to enable the creditor to receive full payment for the debt, or that the share exchange is not likely to harm the creditor; and

(iv)if a corporation is to become a member executing the business of a wholly owning parent company resulting from the share exchange, the documents set forth in Article 94, item (ii) or (iii).

(i)a document sufficient to admit the existence of the head office;

(ii)a document evidencing the status as the representative in Japan;

(iii)the articles of incorporation of the foreign company and any other document sufficient to identify the nature of the foreign company; and

(iv)if there are provisions concerning the method of public notice under the provisions of Article 939, paragraph (2) of the Companies Act, a document evidencing them.

(i)that any of the grounds set forth in Article 24, items (i) through (iii), or item (v) is applicable; or

(ii)that there are grounds that render any of the registered information invalid; provided, however, that this does not apply if the invalidity may only be asserted by means of filing an action.