FAQ

1. Make an application Please apply using the application form on this website. If you do not hear from us within 24 hours (excluding weekends and holidays), please contact us by phone. 2. Submit Documents Required documents are “Identity Verification Documents”, “Business Details”, and additional documents if necessary. 3. Examination Within the same day to 4 business days, we will conduct a prescribed screening of your membership, including a “business description” and “anti-company check”. Please feel free to apply, as the amount of sales, etc. are not relevant at all! 4. Payment We offer two ways to pay your fees. Please choose the one that best suits your convenience. 5.conclusion of a contract The contract is concluded online. The contract can be downloaded as a PDF or printed out. 6.Start of service Service will begin upon completion of the contract process. An address and fixed telephone number (depending on the plan) will be issued.

You do not need to visit us; you can apply through the application form at any of our locations or by phone.

In the past, applications for antique dealer licenses and approvals have been rejected in some cases. The reason for this is that “there is no actual space at the place of application. In order to operate an antique dealer business, it is necessary to secure a business office, and it seems that it is necessary to secure an actual space. Virtual offices can use a prestigious address. However, there is no actual office space for customers to use, and the only space available is a rental conference room. Secondhand articles are classified by law into 13 categories, ranging from secondhand clothing such as kimonos and clothes to secondhand bicycles, motorcycles, watches, various types of golden tickets, and works of art such as sculptures and paintings. Since there is a fear that these items may be stolen, the Secondhand Articles Dealer Law requires a license from the Prefectural Public Safety Commission, and the person who has received such a license is an “antique dealer. According to an administrative scrivener who specializes in consultation for antique dealer licensing, it is best to avoid opening a business in an office with no office space. Just to be sure, we suggest that you check with an administrative scrivener who specializes in applying for various permits and licenses on your behalf, or with the Metropolitan Police Department, which actually applies for the permits and licenses, to see if it is possible to apply for an antique dealer's permit.