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Guide · 2026-09-16

Free template: how to answer an Amazon.co.jp PSE / Giteki document request (copy and adapt)

A ready-to-send English reply for the four things Amazon.co.jp asks overseas electronics sellers for, with the Japanese terms Seller Support uses and what to attach in each case.

When Amazon.co.jp suspends or holds an electronics listing, the notice usually asks for some of the following: a PSE certificate or test report, a photo of the PSE mark on the product, the details of the Japanese notifying business (届出事業者), and — for radio products — the Giteki certification number. Since 25 December 2025 it may also ask for the name of your Domestic Administrator (国内管理人).

Below is a reply you can copy into Seller Central. Replace the bracketed parts. Keep it factual; Seller Support forwards it to a compliance team that checks documents, not prose.

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Template

Subject: Compliance documents for ASIN [B0XXXXXXXX] — [product name]

Dear Amazon.co.jp Seller Support,

Please find below the documents requested in case [case ID] for ASIN [B0XXXXXXXX].

  1. PSE conformity — [Specified item (diamond PSE): attached is the Certificate of Conformity issued by [registered conformity assessment body] on [date], certificate no. [xxx]. / Non-specified item (round PSE): attached is the test report to [J-standard, e.g. J62368-1(H29)] issued by [lab] on [date].]
  2. PSE mark — attached photo shows the PSE mark, the rated input/output and the name of the notifying business on the product.
  3. Notifying business (届出事業者) — [Company name in Japanese and English], [address in Japan], notification filed with METI on [date] under [Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act, Article 3].
  4. Radio (Giteki) — [the product contains module [type name], certified under Giteki no. [xxx-xxxxxx] issued to [holder]; the mark is displayed [on the label / in the app UI]. / Not applicable: the product contains no radio transmitter.]
  5. Domestic Administrator (国内管理人) — [Name], [address in Japan], appointed on [date]; notification to METI filed on [date]. / Not applicable: the product is imported and sold by [Japanese importer], who is the notifying business.]

We confirm the information above is accurate and will keep the documents available for inspection.

[Name], [Company], [contact email]

Before you send

  • If you do not yet have a notifying business or Domestic Administrator in Japan, do not invent one. Say the listing will remain inactive until the appointment is made, and ask for the deadline. Amazon generally accepts a short remediation window.
  • Use the exact Japanese terms above. Seller Support searches for them.
  • A "PSE" logo printed by the factory is not evidence of conformity. The certificate or test report and the notifying business are what the reviewer checks.
  • Photos: one of the whole product, one close-up of the mark and rating label, both in focus.

What each item costs to obtain (indicative)

Round-mark self-assessment test report: roughly USD 1,700–2,000. Diamond-mark conformity assessment: roughly USD 5,000–6,500. Domestic Administrator service: from about JPY 5,000 per month, provider-dependent. Giteki construction design certification for a module already certified elsewhere: quotation-based.

Informational summary from public sources, not legal advice. Amazon's requirements change; check the exact wording of your notice. Sources: METI product safety pages; Amazon.co.jp Seller Central help.

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© Torii Japan Compliance. Informational summary, not legal advice. Japanese source documents prevail.