Press Release
For Immediate Release
Date: 14 December 2012
Total: 4 pages

NACCS SIGNS SERVICE PROVIDER AGREEMENTWITH ‘ONESYSTEM LIMITED’REGARDING ADVANCE FILING RULES

Kawasaki, Japan- 14 December 2012- Nippon Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated
System, Inc. (NACCS Center) signed the agreement with Service Provider ‘Onesystem
Limited’ (Hong Kong SAR) to connect each other’s system to enable Carriers and NVOCCs inforeign countries, the filers of the newly enacted Japans Advance Filing Rules, to reportelectronically through NACCS to Japan Customs as details shown in the attachment.
This is the third time NACCS Center signed the agreement on system connection withservice providers regarding Advance Filing Rules.
*Advance Filing Rules: On March 30, 2012, a bill to amend part of the Customs Law
passed through the Diet in Japan. This amendment enacts the Advance Filing Rules,
which require a vessel operator or a NVOCC to electronically submit information on
maritime container cargoes to be loaded on a vessel intended to entry into a port inJapan, to Japan Customs in principle no later than 24 hours before departure of thevessel from a port of loading. The electronic report from foreign filers will be madethrough service providers authorized by NACCS Center.
For further information, please visit NACCS Center website. Advance Filing Rules page has
information on such as operations of the rules and list of authorized Service Providers.
http://www.naccs.jp/e/afr/index.html
Contact Information on this Press Release
Nippon Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated System, Inc.
Planning and Research Department
Takaaki Kanrei, Hidetoshi Aramaki
Tel ：044-520-6278

Fax：044-520-6247

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E-mail: afr-c@naccs.jp

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Service Provider Agreement with ‘Onesystem Limited’◆The date of Agreement: 14 December 2012
◆The place of Agreement: NACCS Center Headquarters(Solid Square West Tower 8th Fl. 580 Horikawa-cho,Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki city, Kanagawa, Japan)◆Person signed the agreement
NACCS Center: Nippon Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated System, Inc.
Mr. Takuo Yoshimoto
President & CEO
Service Provider: Onesystem Limited
Mr. Jackson Mok
CEO【Signing the agreement】

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◆ Nippon Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated System, Inc.
Mr. Takuo Yoshimoto, President & CEO
I am very pleased to share that NACCS Center and Onesystem signed the serviceprovider agreement on Advance Filing Rules at our headquarters today. Onesystem isthe third service provider concluded a system connection agreement with NACCS
Center on Advance Filing Rules.
Advance Filing Rules which will be implemented in March 2014 require a vessel
operator or NVOCC to electronically submit detailed information on maritime
container cargos to be loaded on a vessel intended to entry into a port in Japan, toJapan Customs in principle no later than 24 hours before departure of the vessel froma port of loading. For us NACCS Center, information from filers sent/received throughauthorized service providers connected to NACCS is the crucial point.
NACCS Center has been consulting with service providers who have developed theirbusiness at major seaports which has Japan bound container routes. I am confident
that partnering with Onesystem based in Hong Kong, the third largest port in the worldby the yearly container throughput, marks another milestone in building smooth
operation of Advance Filing Rules.
We are delighted that we conducted signing ceremony today and look forward tocooperate even closer to build the system and be ready for March 2014.

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Mr. Jackson Mok, CEO
Onesystem is a 100 percent Hong Kong based service provider which located in amajor city of China. We developed our own products in past years and providing
logistics solution with different modules. It is including AMS & ISF services of CBP.govof US Government once start up.
Starting from 2012, we got the opportunity with NACCS Japan and glad to complianceJapan’s Advance Filing Rules which help to make ocean cargo screening more
effective and safety.
We will keep going to operative with multi-national government and make crossborder shipment information moving quick & accurate.

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