1. Definition of Confidential Information

Define what is and is not included in confidential information. When information is unilaterally tendered, the scope of confidential information may be broadened, and when information is often received, the scope of confidential information may be narrowed.

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2. Confidentiality obligations

This section stipulates the prohibition of use for purposes other than the intended purpose and the prohibition of disclosure or leakage to a third party.

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3. Scope of possible disclosure

It stipulates that information may be disclosed to those who need to handle the information, such as officers and employees of the counterparty within the scope of the purpose, provided that they are obligated to assume obligations equivalent to those in the contract. It may also stipulate that the information may be disclosed to lawyers, tax accountants, and other professionals who are legally obligated to maintain confidentiality.

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4. Prohibition of reproduction

The counterparty is prohibited from reproducing the Confidential Information beyond the extent necessary. 

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5. Obligation to Return or Destroy

This section defines the obligation to return or dispose of confidential information in the event that the NDA is terminated or expires.

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6. Ownership of intellectual property rights to confidential information

The provision of confidential information shall not imply the transfer of any intellectual property rights (patent, trademark, design, utility model, or copyright, etc.).