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The document discusses the concept of 'in transit' goods in relation to trademark infringement under Japanese law. It outlines that while the Japanese Trademark Act and Unfair Competition Prevention Act do not explicitly define 'in transit', the Customs Act uses terms that imply a similar concept. The analysis indicates that if goods in transit are treated as equivalent to 'import' or 'export', they may infringe trademark rights, although no court cases have yet established this. The document also addresses various scenarios regarding trademark registration and infringement, emphasizing that only goods with registered trademarks in Japan can be considered infringing when in transit. Additionally, it explores the potential for extended protection for well-known trademarks and the availability of border measures against infringing goods.

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