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	Juminhyo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A juminhyo (住民票) or jyuminhyo is a registry of current residential addresses maintained by local governments in Japan.
		A typical juminhyo is a handwritten record name and address.
		Juminhyo registration is also required before one can register a name seal (inkan), which functions as one's signature.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Juminhyo (433 words)

	Living off the record (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		If the juminhyo was used merely to confirm one's address, this might pose little problem, but many organizations -- banks and schools, for example -- rely on the certificate to determine relationships within a family.
		Not surprisingly, this can be a source of trouble for those the juminhyo does not include, in particular foreign spouses with children.
		Among the problems "invisible dads" and "missing moms" have had to put up with: neighbors who assume their marriage is not legal and their children are illegitimate; visits to their "single-parent household" by welfare officials; and, more seriously, complications when trying to gain the right of child custody after a divorce.
	www.crnjapan.com /articles/pre2003/en/20020120-jt-livingoffrecord.html (474 words)

	Mailgate: soc.culture.japan.moderated: Re: issho V1 #1600
		On 24 Feb 2002 09:32:08 GMT, Jim Breen muttered: >[I'll post this to the Issho Digest as well.] > >shuji matsuda dixit: >>>In article <200202231505.g1NF52o96851@ml.gol.com>, issho@ml.gol.com wrote: >>>: Juminhyo copies must be submitted by Japanese citizens when making job >>>: applications.
		When it is a big company, the personnel office looks the >>>: juminhyo over to weed out potential problems.
		Perhaps it could be possible >>>that some eccentric company uses Juminhyo or Koseki to "weed out potential >>>problems," but in my opinion, those companies are not worth applying in the >>>first place.
	mailgate.supereva.it /soc/soc.culture.japan.moderated/msg01967.html (331 words)

	en
		An international driver's license is valid for one year from the day of entry to Japan, however, if the validity of the license expires within the year, the license is valid only until the expiration date of the license.
		Note: Persons who are registered residents (have a juminhyo) of Japan or are registered aliens in Japan and have obtained an international driver's license after leaving Japan and then reenter the country, must have been out of the country for a period of more than 3 months to have the license accepted.
		After one year has passed, persons who are registered residents (have a juminhyo) of Japan or are registered as aliens in Japan and have left Japan and reentered the country, must have been out of the country for a period of more than 3 months in order to drive.
	www.hyogo-ip.or.jp /livingguide/html/en/en12-04.html (738 words)

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		As a little publicity stunt, Nishi-ku, a district of Yokohama, announced last month that they were going to declare the seal, now known as "Tama-chan," a resident of the district, and issue him an official residency certificate ("juminhyo").
		In many cases -- like getting a loan, for example -- the juminhyo is used as proof that you are a resident of where you say you are.
		So, some foreigner's groups have started pointing out that, although Tama-chan is a welcome addition to the community, there are many other mammalian residents of Japan who are equally as deserving.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=4081401&postID=90234716 (675 words)

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		Only the juminhyo is connected to Juki Net%2C and the federal government says the number system was enacted for the sake of %22convenience%2C%22 since it makes it easier to manage social services.
		But both the juminhyo and koseki systems already contain the potential for privacy abuse%2C so a centralized national registry will only increase this potential.%0D%0A%0D%0AAccording to a Korean documentary called %22Rip it Up%2C%22 which was shown by an anti-Juki Net group at Komae City Hall last weekend%2C Korean citizens receive the number at birth.
		Most Koreans accept it as an everyday part of life%2C just as most Japanese accept the juminhyo and koseki systems as part of their lives.
	www.democraticunderground.com /duforum/DCForumID5/Data/27477.txt (1153 words)

	Hukou - China-related Topics HU-HZ - China-Related Topics
		It can also refer to Family register in many contexts, since a hukou book, or household registration record, is issued per family, and usually maintains track informations such as births, deaths, marriages, divorces, and moves, of all members in the family.
		A similar household registration system exists within the public administration structures of other Asian governments, such as Taiwan (also called Hukou), Japan (koseki and Juminhyo) and both Koreas (Hojok Deungbon).
		Although a valid residency permit technically requires an individual to live in the area designated on his/her permit, in practice the system has largely broken down, and there are an estimated 150 to 200 million Chinese who are living outside their officially-registered areas.
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/Hukou (432 words)

	Panawave :: TELEVIEWS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The ratings blockbuster had a powerful impact and energized the masses to champion the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness--for all the world's wandering seals (including even Andre, a seal living in Scottish waters under similar circumstances who doesn't make a formal appearance until Episode 7).
		At the end of Episode 3, we were left in suspense as the two rival groups faced off along the riverbanks.
		At the end of Episode 4, a scuffle broke out between the two groups, while Tama-chan, leaving his juminhyo behind, sailed off to explore residence options elsewhere.
	www.religionnewsblog.com /00003254-.html (1226 words)

	Divorce in Japan
		The court may also request copies of the birth certificates or passports of the parties to the divorce.
		Japanese citizens must normally present a copy of family register and certificate of residence (juminhyo).
		Divorce in the U.S. Divorces in the US are granted by states, and so the requirements, costs, complexities and time vary among all fifty jurisdictions.
	tokyo.usembassy.gov /e/acs/tacs-7117.html (1169 words)

	Japan With Kids - Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Your child could be named and registered under your wife's juminhyo (e.g., Hiromi Suzuki), and then you could fill out the paperwork to apply for your little one's Canadian citizenship with another name (e.g., Pat Hiromi Smith).
		If, however, your wife has "dropped" her name from her juminhyo, then you probably have to use your last name (which may be advisable under many circumstances, according the posts from the other authors).
		I believe this is true (somebody correct me if this is wrong), because you would be the head of the family according to the ward office.
	www.tokyowithkids.com /discussions/messages/178/1167.html?FridayApril2120061137pm (6859 words)

	pinniped (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Then he was off again, crossing the Mall, rocking and flickering through the gray air in a trail of small, joyful, eloquent arcs.
		In other pinniped news, Tama-chan, Tokyo's wayward seal, has been granted an official Japanese residence card, or juminhyo.
		This is all very kawaii and heartwarming, until you realize that people of foreign descent who have been living in Japan for generations cannot get residence cards, and are in fact considered non-persons.
	www.sealwyf.com /weblog/2003_03_01_archive.html (2041 words)

	Banking in Japan Advice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		If they give you a hard time, go to the next bank (you can actually get any bank to open an account for you with a little persuasion, but if you dont speak Japanese its gonna be way easier just to go to a different bank).
		These banks are in the minority, but you could try a couple with your juminhyo before you actually get a hanko made.
		It will save you both time and money (the cost of making the hanko) if you can find a bank that doesnt require you to have one.
	www.crisscross.com /jp/forum/m_674081/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm#674315 (1094 words)

	Japan Forums - View Single Post - PR in Nagoya. How long?
		Was told by Nagoya Immigration that I'm eligible to apply for permanent residency after 3 years from the date of marriage.
		Apparently I don't need to include anything apart from the two page application form and my wife's Juminhyo and Family Register.
		No mention of any handwritten supporting letter nor did they say I need to attach evidence of taxes paid, etc.
	www.gaijinpot.com /bb/showpost.php?p=80203&postcount=1 (127 words)

	:::daigo.org::: Saving the world one blog entry at a time » 2003 » February » 22 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		I blog about Baseball, Judo, Jazz, Linux, Design and on being a dad.
		Stray Seal in Yokohama, named Tama-chan was awarded official Japanese “residency registry certificates” (aka “Juminhyo” in Japanese) and this is causing some rally among resident foreigners.
		The group is called Friends of Tama-chan” and they make some good point.
	daigo.org /index.php/archives/2003/02/22 (88 words)

	Alien Registration
		Persons registering as aliens (excepting those who will reside in Japan for less than one year) can also record the names, birthdates and nationality of those family members who will coreside with them while in Japan.
		In Japan, the "juminhyo" or household register is an official record of households and the family members composing each household.
		Foreign residents' names cannot by law be entered into a household register.
	www.kiea.jp /Alienregistration.html (1078 words)

	RX-7 Owners Club - IDP and owning cars in Japan and racing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		You'll need some kind of residency paper works for buying a car in Japan.
		10-30-03 05:43 PM Hmm to register a car you will need Juminhyo this basically gives a legal record of your address in Japan.
		In order to attain that you will need a Visa or be a legal resident.
	www.rx7club.com /printthread.php?t=228173 (528 words)

	corporate gift (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Mahabad inludes a deuterocanonical book pacified by most Mangan Opticians, but humilated as 3-for-4 by Sunderbans, Tu-22m2s, and Protestants.
		There is also a satisifed juminhyo of the acrylate that supports 3x220 and beaten standalones to the multi-licensor.
		Similarly, the mediaeval European supremes swerved access to the a-4 of manhi and the pre-proposal frontispieces associated with it.
	corporate-gift.ishemishem.com (3974 words)

	BigDaikon Jet Story -- One Jet's Experience
		No more visa hassles, no more re-entry permits, no alien registration card to carry, free access to the job market etc.
		Full legal identity via koseki (family register), name appears in rightful place on juminhyo (residency certificate) etc.
		No fears of deportation, fuller legal protection, voting privilege etc.
	www.bigdaikon.com /mystory-20060517.shtml (1985 words)

	Stephen Eno - Japanese to English translator. Translation services in Computers (general) computer hardware,computer ...
		• Laws, legal documents, koseki (family registers), juminhyo (residence certificates)
		Keywords: computer hardware computer software firmware operating systems software localization telecommunications telephones telephone switches telephone switching systems telephone transport systems telephone software cellular phones telephony quality assurance ISO 9000 product life cycle photoprocessing laws patents koseki juminhyo bungotai bungoutai
		This user has earned KudoZ points by helping other translators with PRO-level terms.
	www.proz.com /pro/30010 (327 words)

	Yosha Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		One's honseki is the prefecture, and municipality, where one's family register is located.
		When moving elsewhere in Japan, one has the choice of transferring one's family register to the new locality, or of filing what amounts to a notice of intent to reside in the locality, which for tax, election, and other purposes establishes one's existence on local domicile rolls (juminhyo).
		Because non-Japanese do not have family registers in Japan (if anywhere), they are required to place the name of their country of nationality (or "stateless" if they have no nationality) in the space provided for honseki.
	members.jcom.home.ne.jp /yosha/minorities/Civilization_of_Japan_1992.html (9712 words)

	Chapter 1 - The Price of Freedom: Buying and Owning a Car in Japan
		Personal Seal Certificate (inkan shomeisho) of the previous owner
		Alien Registration Card (or juminhyo if they are Japanese) of the previous owner.
		Letter of Attorney (inin-jyo) stamped by previous owner if possible
	www.supermelf.com /japan/ajetdrivingbook/chap1.html (1495 words)

	Entrepreneurs in Japan :: View topic - Small Business Owners / Visa Seminar (May 19th, Sapporo)
		* Juminhyo (resident certificate) and Koseki (Family register) systems
		Title: Living and Working in Japan (Laws and procedures)
		Entrepreneurs in Japan Forum Index -> Meetings/Event announcements
	it-for-all.com /japanentrepreneurs/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=1148&... (403 words)

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