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Secondary Sources Takuya Yamazaki, “Japan,” in International Encyclopaedia of Laws: Sports Law (Kluwer Law International, 2019). Available on Kluwer Law Online. Lexology Panoramic, Sports Law, Japan (London: Law Business Research, frequently updated). Available on Lexology and Bloomberg Law. Subject Searches: Sports--Law and legislation--Japan.Performing arts--Law and legislation--Japan.Entertainers--Legal status, laws etc.--Japan.Personality (Law)--Japan.Music trade--Law and legislation--Japan.Amusements--Law and legislation--Japan.Broadcasting--Law and legislation--Japan. Primary Sources [Act on carrying out, etc. sports promotion vote] スポーツ振興投票の実施等に関する法律 | Supōtsu shinkō tōyō no jisshi tō ni kansuru hōritsu, Act no. 63/1998, 20 May 1998. Hōrei DB.