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If it was private use, like all the recorders that people use in the event of an accident/event/insurance, that seems pretty reasonable. I suppose the related question is what are you doing with the recording/information. If that also applies to something like a number-plate, given plates in Japan are not unique, possibly less of an issue. But, as other posters have pointed out, posting photos online (publishing) without permission does expose you to potential legal issues.

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The short answer is that is it unclear - I could not find a specific law covering the issue or a definitive answer one way or another (and it was a casual hunt for an answer, not a detailed legal deep dive into Japanese legislation). The clipboards above are a unique example of repurposed license plates. I have seen various references to the illegality of taking photos of people in public places before and I was prompted by a recent question on the JG forums to re-look at it. Re: Can I legally record a persons license plate?īeing in a public place and being in a photograph does not make it legal to take the photo/video, but publishing it does make the legality or otherwise more important.

If you must upload without blurring, make sure you share it only among your friends you can trust. Parking Privileges and Fee Exemptions for Vehicles with Military License Plates Distinguished Service Medal Legion of Merit Medal Meritorious Service Medal. If I were you, I wouldn't want to get someone in trouble for a random video I upload on the Internet. Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. As far as I know, in any country, Street View has blurred all license plates and faces. Kids Tag Art Boats & Vessels Boats & Vessels General Information Application. Take a look at Google Street View, for example. We have a camera at Nellys Security that is perfect for you. This is mainly due to the fact that tracking someone down has become increasingly easy because of the Internet: You can easily stalk or abuse a person through the subtle information you find on the World Wide Web. If you are looking for a security camera to capture and record license plate numbers, then you are in luck. But, especially ever since the Internet became such a common thing, at least people in Japan have become very intolerant about having their personal info being uploaded without permission. Is it tolerated, then? Well, most people don't bother to pay their money to file law suits.

Way before the Internet, a Japanese company I worked for almost got sued by a person living in the U.S. Exposing other people's faces and personal information to the public without permission is something you can be sued against in almost any country, for being against right of publicity.