TREATIES AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL ACTS SERIES 19-105

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LAW ENFORCEMENT

Cooperation

Agreement Between the

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

and JAPAN

Signed at Tokyo February 7, 2014
 NOTE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE

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 JAPAN

 Law Enforcement: Cooperation

 Agreement signed at Tokyo

 February 7, 2014;

 Entered into force January 5, 2019.

 
AGREEMENT BETWEEN 

THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND 

THE GOVERNMENT OF JAPAN 

ON ENHANCING COOPERATION IN PREVENTING 

AND COMBATING SERIOUS CRIME 

The Government of the United States of America and the 

Government of Japan (hereinafter referred to as "the 

Parties"), 

Prompted by the desire to cooperate more closely to 

prevent and combat serious crime, particularly terrorism, 

Recognizing that more effective information sharing is 

an essential component in the fight against serious crime, 

particularly terrorism, 

Recognizing the need to further facilitate secure 

international travel under their respective visa waiver 

programs, and the importance of preventing and combating 

serious crime, particularly terrorism, while respecting 

fundamental rights and freedoms, notably privacy and the 

protection of pe_rsonal data, 

Have agreed as follows: 

Article 1 

Definitions 

For the purposes of this Agreement: 

(1) "Automated querying" shall mean an online 

procedure for comparing fingerprint data through the 

national contact points designated in accordance with 

Article 3 for the purpose of determining, on an automated 

basis, whether a match exists between fingerprint data 

transmitted by the national contact point of the querying 

Party (hereinafter referred to as "the querying contact 

point") and fingerprint data made available by the queried 

Party. 

(2) "Personal data" shall mean any information 

relating to an identified or identifiable natural person. 
(3) '\Serious crime" shall mean, for the purpose of 

implementing this Agreement, conduct constituting an 

offense punishable by death, life imprisonment, or 

deprivation of liberty for a maximum period of more than 

one year and that is described in Annex I of this 

Agreement, which forms an integral part of this Agreement, 

or any other conduct constituting an offense punishable by 

death, life imprisonment, or deprivation of liberty for a 

maximum period of at least three years by the laws and 

regulations of the country of at least one of the Parties 

(for Article 4 or 8, the Party that queries or uses 

information). 

Article 2 

Purpose 

The Parties shall cooperate with each other under the 

framework established herein to exchange information, 

including personal data, (hereinafter referred to as 

"information") to be utilized for the purpose of 

preventing, detecting, and investigating serious crime, 

particularly terrorism, with the objective of enhancing the 

security of nationals of both countries, while further 

facilitating secure international travel under their 

respective visa waiver programs. 

Article 3 

National Contact Points 

1. Each Party shall designate one or more national 

contact points that are to perform the functions provided 

for in this Agreement. 

2. Each Party shall notify the other Party of its 

national contact points through diplomatic channels. 

3. The national contact points of the Parties shall 

communicate directly with one another in accordance with 

this Agreement. 

4. The national contact points of the Parties shall 

perform the functions provided for in this Agreement in 

conformity with the requirements of this Agreement. 

Article 4 

Automated Querying of Fingerprint Data 

1. For providing information to prevent, detect, and 

investigate serious crime, each Party shall permit the 

other Party's national contact points to initiate automated 

querying. 
2. For the purpose of automated querying, each Party 

shall make available to the other Party fingerprint data as 

provided for in Annex II of this Agreement, which forms an 

integral part of this Agreement. 

3. The national contact point of each Party may initiate 

automated querying on fingerprint data of an individual for 

the prevention, detection, and investigation of serious 

crime only if particular circumstances give reason to 

inquire whether the individual will commit or has committed 

a serious crime. 

4. An automated fingerprint identification system for 

automated querying shall be established by each Party in 

accordance with the laws and regulations of its country. 

When automated querying is initiated, the queried Party's 

system will respond automatically to the querying contact 

point either that there is a match, with a corresponding 

reference number, or that there is no match, according to 

the result of the comparison of the fingerprint data. 

5. When there is a match, the response shall be 

accompanied by the fingerprint data to allow the querying 

contact point to confirm the result. 

6. In cases where an automated query pursuant to this 

Article resulting in a match is not followed by a request 

for further information pursuant to Article 5, the national 

contact point of the queried Party {hereinafter referred to 

as "the queried contact point") may request, within a 

reasonable period of time, an explanation of the purpose of 

the automated query. The querying contact point shall 

respond to such request in a timely manner. 

7. The technical and procedural details for automated 

querying pursuant to this Article shall be specified in one 

or more implementing arrangements between the national 

contact points of the Parties. 

Article 5 

Request for and Provision of Further Information 

1. When an automated query results in a match, the 

querying contact point may request the queried contact 

point to provide further information of the individual 

whose fingerprint data is matched, subject to written 

notification of the purpose of the request and other items 

as specified in one or more implementing arrangements. 
2. The queried contact point shall provide the querying 

contact point with the requested information that is 

available at the time of receipt of the request and that it 

deems relevant to the purpose specified in the request, in 

accordance with this Agreement and the laws and regulations of its country. 

3. Information shall be provided without regard to 

whether the conduct that is the subject of the prevention, 

detection, or investigation by the querying Party would 

constitute a criminal offense under the laws and 

regulations of the country of the queried Party. 

4. Requests for information in accordance with this 

Agreement shall not be refused only for the reason that the 

requests could be made through other applicable bilateral 

or multilateral international agreements on mutual legal 

assistance or through other international law enforcement 

cooperation, except for the requests that must be governed by those agreements. 

5. If the request is refused, consistent with the laws 

and regulations of the country of the queried Party, the 

queried contact point shall inform the querying contact 

point of the reasons for refusal. 

Article 6 

Provision of Information without Request 

Either Party may, without prior request, provide 

information to the other Party through national contact 

points, subject to the laws and regulations of its country 

for the prevention, detection, and investigation of serious 

crime, in individual cases when it has reason to believe 

that a serious crime, particularly terrorism and related 

conduct, will be or has been committed. 

Article 7 

Notification of Result of Use 

Upon request, the national contact point which has 

received information pursuant to Article 5 or 6 shall 

notify the national contact point which has provided the 

information of the result of any use of such information, 

including the use under subparagraph (1) of paragraph 5 of 

Article 8. 
Article 8 

Limitation on Processing of Information 

1. The queried contact point shall delete the fingerprint 

data transmitted to it by the querying contact point 

immediately after making the response pursuant to Article 4. 

However, the queried contact point may retain the 

fingerprint data until it responds to the request referred 

to in paragraph 1 of Article 5, when an automated query results in a match. 

2. The querying contact point shall delete the 

fingerprint data transmitted to it by the queried contact 

point under paragraph 5 of Article 4 immediately after 

determining whether or not to request further information 

pursuant to Article 5. 

3. Each Party may use the result of automated querying 

solely for the purpose of determining whether or not to 

request further information pursuant to Article 5. 

4. The queried contact point shall, in accordance with 

the laws and regulations of its country, retain information 

contained in the written notification referred to in 

paragraph 1 of Article 5. 

5. (1) Each Party may, consistent with paragraph 8 of 

this Article, use the information provided under Article 5, 

for the following purposes in addition to the purpose 

notified under paragraph 1 of Article 5: 

(a) investigation of serious crime; 

(b) prevention of a serious threat to its public 

security; or 

(c) immigration-related purposes. 

(2) If a Party deems it necessary to use the 

information for a purpose other than that described in 

paragraph 1 of Article 5 and subparagraph (1) above, it may 

make a written request to the other Party for prior consent 

to such use, by specifying the purpose of such use. 

6. Each Party may use the result referred to in Article 7 

solely in order to review the implementation of this 

Agreement. 
7. Neither Party shall release the information provided 

to it under Articles 4 through 7, to any third State 

international body, or private entity or person with~ut the 

prior written consent of the other Party. The first 

sentence of this paragraph shall not be interpreted to 

affect the Parties' obligations under the laws and 

regulations of their respective countries, if any, to 

disclose the information provided under this Agreement. 

8. In providing information pursuant to Articles 5 and 6, 

each Party may, in particular cases, impose conditions on 

the use of the information by the other Party. If the 

other Party accepts the information, it shall be bound by the conditions. 

9. The Parties shall, in accordance with the laws and 

regulations of their respective countries, conduct 

processing of provided information fairly and retain the 

information provided under Article 5 only so long as 

necessary for the purpose referred to in paragraph 1 of 

Article 5 or the purpose for which it is used in accordance 

with paragraph 5 of this Article. 

Article 9 

Protection and Security of Information 

The Parties shall ensure that organizational, 

technical, and other necessary measures, such as the use of 

appropriate technology and encryption where appropriate, 

are taken to protect the information provided under this 

Agreement, including to prevent unauthorized use of or 

access to such information, subject to the laws and 

regulations of their respective countries. 

Article 10 

Correction, Deletion, or Non-Disclosure 

of Certain Information 

1. Each Party shall notify the other Party if it becomes 

aware that material information which it has provided to 

the other Party or it has received from the other Party 

under this Agreement is incorrect or unreliable. 

2. When either Party is notified by the other Party or 

otherwise becomes aware that material information which it 

has received from the other Party under this Agreement is 

incorrect or unreliable, it shall take appropriate measures 

such as correction, deletion, or non-disclosure of the 

information. 
Article 11 

Record 

1. Each Party shall maintain a record of the provision 

and receipt of information communicated between the Parties 

under this Agreement. This record shall serve to enable 

each Party to: 

(1) ensure effective monitoring of protection of the 

information in accordance with this Agreement and the laws 

and regulations of its country; 

(2) effectively carry out the provisions of paragraph 

6 of Article 4, and Articles 7 and 10; and 

(3) ensure the security of the information in 

accordance with this Agreement and the laws and regulations 

of its country. 

2. The record shall include: 

(1) the types of information which the Party has 

provided or received; 

(2) 

and 

the date and time of the provision or receipt; 

(3) identification of the authority conducting, at 

the time of the automated querying, the prevention, 

detection, or investigation of the serious crime. 

3. The record shall be protected with suitable measures 

against inappropriate use and shall be maintained for at 

least two years. After the term of maintenance, each Party 

shall delete the record immediately, unless it is 

inconsistent with the laws and regulations of its country. 

Article 12 

Expenses 

Each Party shall bear its own expenses incurred in 

fulfilling its respective obligations under this Agreement, 

such as installation, operation, and maintenance of its 

automated fingerprint identification system and the 

execution of a request made by the other Party, subject to 

the availability of appropriated funds. 
Article 13 

General Provisions 

1. Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent either Party 

from requesting information from or providing information 

to the other Party in accordance with other applicable 

international agreements to which both of the Parties or 

both of their countries are parties, or pursuant to the 

laws and regulations of its country. 

2. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to 

authorize either Party to query, request, or use 

information under this Agreement where such query, request, 

or use relates to the prevention, detection, or 

investigation of an act considered a political offense by 

that Party consistent with its international obligations. 

3. This Agreement shall not give rise to or affect rights 

or obligations on the part of any private person, including 

to obtain, suppress, or exclude any evidence, or to impede the sharing of information. 

Article 14 

Consultations 

1. The Parties shall hold consultations for the purpose 

of facilitating the implementation of this Agreement. 

2. The Parties shall, if necessary, hold consultations on 

any matter that may arise in the interpretation or 

application of this Agreement. 

Article 15 

Entry into Force, Amendments, and Termination 

1. This Agreement shall enter into force on the thirtieth 

day after the date on which the Parties exchange diplomatic 

notes informing each other that their respective internal 

procedures necessary to give effect to this Agreement have 

been completed. 

2. The provisions of this Agreement shall apply to any 

query, request, or provision of information on or after the 

date upon which this Agreement enters into force, whether 

the relevant acts were committed before, on, or after that 

date. 

3. Either Party may request consultation with the other 

Party for the purpose of amending this Agreement. This 

Agreement, including Annexes I and II, may be amended by 

written agreement of the Parties. 
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4. Either Party may terminate this Agreement at any time 

by giving three months written notice to the other Party. 

5. Notwithstanding the termination of this Agreement, all 

information provided under this Agreement shall continue to 

be protected in accordance with the.provisions of this 

Agreement. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned, being duly authorized by their respective Governments, have signed 

this Agreement. 

Done at Tokyo on February 7, 2014, in duplicate, in 

the English and Japanese languages, both texts being 

equally authentic. 

FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF 

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: JAPAN: 

. .,, 

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ANNEX I 

. Co~duct.constituting offenses falling under categories 

lis~ed in this ~n~ex, .as well as attempt, conspiracy, 

assistance, solicitation, preparation for, or participation 

in, the commission of any of such offenses, only when 

criminalized, and which are punishable by death, life 

imprisonment, or deprivation of liberty for a maximum 

period of more than one year are within the scope of this 

Agreement as "serious crime." 

1. terrorism or terrorism-related offenses 

2. torture 

3. murder or manslaughter 

4. assault with intent to cause serious injury, including 

permanent maiming or disfigurement, or resulting in 

such injuries 

5. racketeering, extortion, or blackmail 

6. bribery or corruption 

7. embezzlement 

8. felony/grand theft 

9. burglary 

10. perjury or subornation of perjury 

11. trafficking in or smuggling of human beings 

sexual exploitation of children or child pornography­ 12. 

related offenses 

13. illicit trafficking in, distribution of, or possession

with intent to distribute narcotics, marijuana, or 

other controlled substance 

14. illicit trafficking in firearms, munitions, 

explosives, or other weapons or firearms-related 

offenses 

fraud or offenses involving fraudulent conduct 15. 

16. tax-related offenses 
17. laundering of the proceeds of crime 

18. counterfeiting currency 

19. computer-related crime 

20. intellectual property offenses or counterfeiting or 

piracy of products 

21. identity theft or data privacy violations, including 

unlawful access to databases 

22. environmental crime, including illicit trafficking in 

endangered animal species, endangered plant species, 

or their varieties 

23. facilitation of unauthorized entry or residence or 

improper entry by aliens 

24. illicit trade in human organs or tissue 

25. kidnapping, illegal restraint, or hostage-taking 

26. robbery 

27. illicit trafficking in cultural goods, including 

antiques and works of art 

28. forgery, including that of administrative documents 

such as passports and travel documents or means of 

payment 

29. illicit trafficking in or use of or unlawful 

possession of biological, chemical, nuclear, or 

radioactive materials 

30. trafficking in stolen or counterfeit goods, or stolen 

or fraudulent documents, including passports and 

travel documents, or means of payment 

31. rape or other serious sexual assaults 

32. arson 

33. unlawful seizure of aircraft or ships or piracy on the 

high seas 

34. sabotage 
ANNEX II 

1. The Government of Japan shall make available to the 

Government of the United States of America: 

(1) the fingerprint data of individuals in the 

following categories that have been collected from the 

individuals and are held in its national system for 

automated fingerprint identification used for the 

purpose of preventing, detecting, and investigating 

serious crime, when an automated query indicates that 

it relates to an identified individual: 

{a) individuals who have been convicted and sentenced 

by a final judgment; 

(b) adults who have been arrested and, for the case 

relevant to the arrest, who have: 

{i) been prosecuted but not received a final 

judgment; 

(ii) received a disposition of non-prosecution 

pursuant to Article 248 of the Japanese Code 

of Criminal Procedure (Law No. 131 of 1948), 

as may be amended, and have not been 

prosecuted; or 

(iii) neither been prosecuted nor received a 

disposition of non-prosecution, except in 

cases determined to be a petty crime or 

finally subjected to non-criminal 

proceedings relating to minors; and 

(c) adults for whom a request of arrest has been 

circulated among police authorities in Japan. 

(2) the fingerprint data that have been collected 

from individuals and are held in its national system 

for automated fingerprint identification used for the 

purpose referred to in subparagraph (1) of paragraph 1 

of this Annex II, when an automated query indicates 

that it relates to an unidentified individual. 

2. The Government of the United States of America shall 

make available to the Government of Japan the fingerprint 

data that are held in its national system for automated 

fingerprint identification used for the purpose referred to 

in subparagraph (1) of paragraph 1 of this Annex II, 

including but not limited to the fingerprint data of 

individuals in the following categories: 
(1) individuals who have been convicted; 

(2) adults who have been arrested; 

(3) adults for whom a warrant of arrest has been 

issued; and 

(4) known and suspected terrorists. 
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