jpo.go.jp : Patent & Utility Model Number Search Japan
Organization : Japan Patent Office
Type of Facility : Patent & Utility Model Number Search
Country: Japan
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Website : http://www.jpo.go.jp/
Patent & Utility Model Number Search
You can retrieve a variety of patent and utility model gazettes by their numbers.
Related : Japan Patent Office Apply For Patents : www.statusin.org/8903.html
Search Here : https://www4.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/eng/tokujitsu/tkbs_en/TKBS_EN_GM101_Top.action
1. Kind :
Select the kind code from the pull-down menu.
2. Document Number :
** Input a document number.
** In the case of inputting multiple document numbers, please add space between each number.
** A maximum number of characters that can be entered is 200 (including space).
** The document number for which it can refer at once will be less than 100 affairs.
** (It becomes an error when 101 or more affairs are input) Entry examples
3. Delete :
Delete the input area of the document number.
A minimum number of input area is 4 lines and it becomes non-displayed when it is less than 4 lines. **
4. Add Add the input area of the document number:
A maximum number of input area is 15 lines and it becomes non-displayed when it reaches 15 lines.
Design Number Search
You can retrieve a variety of design gazettes by their numbers.
Search Here : https://www4.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/eng/ishou/isbs_en/ISBS_EN_GM101_Top.action
Instructions:
1. Display Mode :
You can select the display mode of the document from the Radio button. (One design, Similar designs)
2. Kind :
Select the kind code from the pull-down menu.
3. Document Number :
** Input a document number.
** In the case of inputting multiple document numbers, please add space between each number.
** A maximum number of characters that can be entered is 200 (including space).
** The document number for which it can refer at once will be less than 100 affairs.
** (It becomes an error when 101 or more affairs are input) Entry examples
4. Delete :
Delete the input area of the document number.
The minimum number of input area is 3 lines and it becomes non-displayed when it is less than 4 lines. **
5. Add :
Add the input area of the document number.
The maximum number of input area is 15 lines and it becomes non-displayed when it reaches 15 lines.
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Email : helpdesk AT j-platpat.inpit.go.jp
FAQ
What is a patent?
(i) Subject of protection of the Patent Act
** Article 1 of the Patent Act provides that the “purpose of this Act is, through promoting the protection and the utilization of inventions, to encourage inventions, and thereby to contribute to the development of industry.”
** The subject of protection of the Patent Act (Article 2) is an invention. Specifically, the purpose of the Act is to encourage inventions, and thereby to contribute to the development of industry through promoting the protection and the utilization of inventions.
** In addition, inventions must be characterized by a high level of technological creativity based on natural laws and rules to qualify for protection under the Patent Act. Consequently, methods of calculation or encryption that are determined by arbitrarily defined rules, such as financial and insurance systems or taxation methods, are not based on natural laws and rules and therefore do not qualify for protection under the Patent Act. Moreover, a discovery per se (for instance, Newton’s discovery of gravity) does not qualify for protection under the Patent Act.
** An invention is something that should probably be kept secret so that it is not stolen.
** On the other hand, such secrecy makes it impossible for the inventor to put his own invention to effective use and causes other people to needlessly spend resources to invent the same thing.
** The patent system has been designed to prevent such occurrences. The patent system has also been designed to promote technological progress, industrial development, and the utilization of technological resources to create inventions.
(ii) Duration of a patent right
** The period of a patent right is 20 years from the date of filing of the patent application. The period may be extended up to five years for pharmaceutical products and agricultural chemicals.
(iii) Outline of procedures for obtaining a patent right
** An outline of the procedures for obtaining a patent right is displayed at the following