Terms of Use for IchigoJam Royalty-Free Program
You are required to agree to this Terms of Use for IchigoJam Royalty-Free Program (the“Terms”) in order to use the royalty-free program provided by B Inc. Please note thatyou are deemed to have agreed to the Terms once you use the royalty-free program.
The Terms may be amended as necessary, therefore please refer to the latest version ofthe Terms when you use the program.
Article 1 Definitions(1)
The “Company” means B Inc. which provides the Work under the Terms.
(2) The “User” means a person or an entity which exercises the rights under theTerms.
(3) The “Work” means any copyrighted work concerning the software “IchigoJamBASIC” provided by the Company to the User.
(4) “Derivative Work” means a copyrighted work created by translating, arranging
musically, transforming, dramatizing, cinematizing or otherwise adapting a
pre-existing copyrighted work; provided, however, that a copyrighted work

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constituting a copyrighted work of compilation or copyrighted work of database (acopyrighted work of compilation and copyrighted work of database shall becollectively referred to as “Compilation Work”) shall not be deemed a Derivative
Work. In addition, for the purpose of the Terms, Derivative Work does notinclude a copyrighted work created by revising, transforming or adapting apre-existing copyrighted work in such a manner that the Company would bedefamed or slandered.
The “Trademark” means the trademark “IchigoJam” (the trade mark registerednumber 5746078, registered in Japan).
The “Product” means the hardware product manufactured by the User using theWork.
The “Transfer Purpose” means the purpose of the User to transfer the Product to athird party (whether with or without charge) .

Article 2 Use under Laws
The Company does not prohibit the User’s use of the Work which is permitted under theCopyright Act or other applicable laws such as the provisions of limitations ofcopyrights (Articles 30 through 49 of the Copyright Act), provisions of limitations ofmoral rights of author (Articles 18.2 through 18.4, 19.2 through 19.4 and 20.2 of theCopyright Act) and provisions of limitation of neighboring rights (Article 102 ofCopyright Act).
Article 3 Grant of License for Non-Transfer Purpose
3.1 The Company grants the User a non-exclusive right of use as set forth in thefollowing with respect to the Work, on the condition that the User complies withthe Terms.
(1) to reproduce the copyrighted work contained in the Work (including

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reproducing by incorporating into a Compilation Work; the same shall apply
hereinafter).
(2) to create a Derivative Work by adapting the Work and to reproduce such
Derivative Work.
(3) to reproduce a phonogram contained in the Work.
The User may conduct adaptation to the Work or Derivative Work thereof whichis technically necessary to use that in other medium or format.
The Company will not exercise the moral rights of author held by the Company inrelation to the Work or Derivative Work thereof, with respect to use of thempursuant to the Terms.
The Company reserves any rights other than those explicitly granted to the User
under the Terms.

Article 4 Obligations on Use
The User shall comply with the following items with respect to use under the license
granted under Article 3.
(1) The User may use the Work only in accordance with the Terms.
(2) The User shall not use the Work or Derivative Work thereof for Transfer Purpose.
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When the User uses the Work, Derivative Work thereof or Compilation Work
incorporating the Work, the User shall maintain any and all copyright notices on
the Work without any change.
When the User uses the Work, Derivative Work thereof or Compilation Work
incorporating the Work, the User shall display the credits for the Company in areasonable manner.
When the User uses the Work, Derivative Work thereof or Compilation Work
incorporating the Work, the User shall display the title.
When the User uses the Work, Derivative Work thereof or Compilation Work
incorporating the Work, the User shall display credits indicating the use of the(7)(8)

original copyrighted work contained in the Derivative Work or Compilation Work.
Such credits may be displayed in any reasonable manner; provided, however, that,in the case of a Derivative Work or Compilation Work, the credits shall be
displayed at the place where credits for authors in similar cases should bedisplayed, and at least as prominently as in cases where credits for authors insimilar cases would be displayed.
The User shall not sublicense the Work.
The User shall not use the Work or Derivative Work thereof using technologicalprotection measures which control, in a manner against Article 3 or 4, the accessto or use of the Work.
(9) Conditions in this Article 4 shall be applied to the Work or Derivative Work incase where the Work or Derivative Work is incorporated into the Compilation
Work; provided, however, that Articles 3 and 4 shall not be applied to such
Compilation Work itself which incorporates the Work or Derivative Work thereof.
(10) If the User creates a Derivative Work of the Work or Compilation Work
incorporating the Work or Derivative Work thereof, the User shall, upon and inaccordance with the Company’s request, delete any description referring to theCompany and any of the Work from the Derivative Work or Compilation Work.
Article 5 Use for Trasfer Purpose
The User shall execute an agreement with the Company separately in order to use theWork or Derivative Work thereof for Transfer Purpose.
Article 6 No Warranty
6.1 The Company provides the Work “as is”, and does not make any warranty,
express or implied, including, without limitation, fitness for particular purpose of
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use, non-infringement on third party’s rights and absence of defects.
The Company shall not be liable for any damages arising out of the license
hereunder or use of the Work under such license (including, without limitation,
damages caused by the grant of the license by the Company for the Work withoutobtaining permissions from persons or entities holding copyrights, neighboringrights, moral rights of author, moral rights of performer, trademark rights,
publicity rights and other interests protected by applicable laws such as Unfair
Competition Prevention Act with respect to the Work) whether or not theCompany has been advised of the possibility of such damages, unless the damages
are caused by the Company’s willful misconduct or gloss negligence.

Article 7 Prohibition of Use of Trademark
7.1 Unless otherwise provided for Article 3 and for separately by the Company, any
provision in the Terms does not, and shall not be deemed to, grant any right,
power or interest regarding the Trademark to the User.
Article 8 Treatment after Termination
8.1 The license granted under Article 3 shall automatically terminate when the Userviolates a provision in the Terms.
Article 9 Other Matters
Should any provision of the Terms be held to be invalid or unenforceable underapplicable laws, it does not affect adversely validity or enforceability of the remaining
provisions of the Terms.
Article 10 Governing Law and Jurisdiction
10.1 The Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws ofJapan.
10.2 The Japanese version of the Terms shall be deemed as the original and thisEnglish version is a translated version. The both parties shall confirm that only theoriginal is legally binding.
10.3 Any dispute arising between the Company and the User with respect to theCompany’s service shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of Tokyo District
Court or Tokyo Summary Court in the first instance.
B Inc.
Enacted on May 15, 2017