This page provides information about Japan's Consumer Basic Plan and related policies. The Consumer Basic Law, established as the foundational legislation for consumer policy, is based on respecting consumer rights and supporting consumer independence. Revised in 2004, it guides the government's planned promotion of consumer policies. The Consumer Basic Plan outlines long-term consumer policy frameworks and necessary implementation measures. The implementation roadmap details specific measures agencies will undertake during the plan period. The Fifth Consumer Basic Plan was approved by cabinet decision on March 18, 2025. The page also covers consumer safety assurance and policies addressing consumer troubles among elderly citizens.
