Bags and the like, namely bags, briefcases, suitcases, trunks, handbags, and backpacks; pouches and the like, namely pouches, card cases, purses, key cases, wallets, business card cases, and vanity cases (not fitted); umbrellas and their parts; walking sticks; canes; clothing for domestic pets.

Tableware, namely drinking cups (not of precious metal), dishes and plates (not of precious metal); cooking pots and pans (non-electric); coffee-pots (non-electric); Japanese cast iron kettles, non-electric (tetsubin); kettles (non-electric); portable coldboxes (non-electric); rice chests; food preserving jars of glass; drinking flasks (for travellers); vacuum bottles (insulated flasks); ice pails; whisks (non-electric); cooking strainers; pepper pots; sugar bowls; salt shakers; egg cups; napkin holders; napkin rings; trays; toothpick holders; colanders; shakers; Japanese style cooked rice scoops (shamoji); hand-operated coffee grinders and pepper mills; cooking funnels; Japanese style personal dining trays or stands (zen); bottle openers; cooking graters; tart scoops; pan mats; chopsticks; chopstick cases; ladles and dippers for household and kitchen use; cooking sieves and sifters; chopping boards for kitchen use; rolling pins (for cooking purposes); grills (cooking utensils); toothpicks; lemon squeezers (citrus juicers); waffle irons (non-electric); cleaning tools and washing utensils; piggy banks (not of metal); cosmetic and toilet utensils, namely face-powder cases, combs, make-up sets, perfume sprayers (sold empty), powder compacts, nail brushes, powder puffs, hair brushes, and lip brushes.

Woven fabrics and textiles, namely cotton fabrics, hemp yam fabrics, silk fabrics, wool yarn fabrics, and chemical fiber fabrics; knitted fabrics; felt and non-woven textile fabrics; personal articles of woven textile (not for wear), namely towels (of textile), handkerchiefs, Japanese cotton towels (tenugui), Japanese ceremonial wrapping cloth (fukusa), and Japanese general wrapping cloth (furoshiki); mosquito nets; bedsheets; futon quilt; futon and quilts cases (linen); futon ticks (unstuffed futon); pillowcases (pillow slips); blankets; table napkins of textile; dish cloths for drying.

Clothing, namely coats, dresses, jackets, pants, suits, skirts, trousers, smocks, formal wear, sweaters, cardigans, vests and waistcoats, shirts, cuffs, collars (for clothing), blouses, polo shirts, nightwear, negligees, pajamas, bath robes, underwear (underclothing), and swimwear, Japanese traditional clothing, namely sash bands for kimono (obi), full-length kimonos (nagagi), undershirts for kimonos cuban), short overcoat for kimono (haori), and pleated skirts for formal kimonos (hakama); sleep masks; aprons (clothing); collar protectors (for wear); socks and stockings; puttees and gaiters; fur stoles; shawls; scarves (scarfs); Japanese style socks (tabi); Japanese style socks (tabi covers); gloves and mittens (clothing); babies' diapers of textile; neckties; neckerchieves; bandanas (neckerchiefs); warmth-keeping clothing; mufflers; ear muffs (clothing); hoods; sedge hats (suge-gasa); nightcaps; headgear for wear; garters; sock suspenders; suspenders (braces); waistbands; belts for clothing; footwear, namely shoes, sandal (shoes), boots, Japanese style wooden clogs (geta), and Japanese style sandals (zori); masquerade costumes; clothes for sports; boots for sports; horse-riding boots.

Toys and dolls; wax for skis; amusement machines and apparatus for use in amusement parks (other than arcade video game machines); toys for domestic pets; go games; Japanese playing cards (utagaruta); Japanese chess (shogi games); dice; Japanese dice games (sugoroku); dice cups; diamond go games; chess games; checkers (checker sets); conjuring apparatus; dominoes; playing cards; Japanese playing cards (hanafuda); mah-jong; game machines and apparatus included in this class; billiard equipment; sports equipment, namely baseball and softball implements, tennis and badminton implements, hockey implements, golf equipment, skiing implements, and skating implements.

Creating or maintaining Web sites for others; computer software design; computer programming; maintenance of computer software; designing; technical advice relating to performance, operation, etc. of computers, automobiles and other machines that require high levels of personal knowledge, skill or experience of the operators to meet the required accuracy in operating them; rental of computers; provision of non-downloadable software.

Providing foods and beverages; providing temporary accommodation; accommodation bureaux (brokering reservations for hotels, boarding houses or the like); boarding for animals; preschooler and infant care at daycare centers; retirement home; providing conference rooms; providing facilities for exhibitions.

Stationery and study materials, namely albums, cards (stationery), and writing implements (writing instruments); printed matter, namely picture postcards; paintings and calligraphic works; photographs; photograph stands; sealing wax; paper and cardboard, namely postcard paper.

Bags and the like, namely bags, briefcases, suitcases, trunks, handbags, and backpacks; pouches and the like, namely pouches, card cases, purses, key cases, wallets, business card cases, and vanity cases (not fitted); umbrellas and their parts; walking sticks; canes; clothing for domestic pets.

Tableware, namely drinking cups (not of precious metal), dishes and plates (not of precious metal); cooking pots and pans (non-electric); coffee-pots (non-electric); Japanese cast iron kettles, non-electric (tetsubin); kettles (non-electric); portable coldboxes (non-electric); rice chests; food preserving jars of glass; drinking flasks (for travellers); vacuum bottles (insulated flasks); ice pails; whisks (non-electric); cooking strainers; pepper pots; sugar bowls; salt shakers; egg cups; napkin holders; napkin rings; trays; toothpick holders; colanders; shakers; Japanese style cooked rice scoops (shamoji); hand-operated coffee grinders and pepper mills; cooking funnels; Japanese style wooden pestles (surikogi); Japanese style earthenware mortars (suribachi); Japanese style personal dining trays or stands (zen); bottle openers; cooking graters; tart scoops; pan-mats; chopsticks; chopstick cases; ladles and dippers; cooking sieves and sifters; chopping boards for kitchen use; rolling pins (for cooking purposes); grills (cooking utensils); toothpicks; lemon squeezers (citrus juicers); waffle irons (non-electric); cleaning tools and washing utensils; piggy banks (not of metal); cosmetic and toilet utensils, namely face-powder cases, combs, make-up sets, perfume sprayers (sold empty), powder compacts, nail brushes, powder puffs, hair brushes, and lip brushes; shoe brushes; shoe horns.

Woven fabrics and textiles, namely cotton fabrics, hemp yarn fabrics, silk fabrics, wool yarn fabrics, and chemical fiber fabrics; knitted fabrics; felt and non-woven textile fabrics; personal articles of woven textile (not for wear), namely towels (of textile), handkerchiefs, Japanese cotton towels (tenugui), Japanese ceremonial wrapping cloth (fukusa), and Japanese general wrapping cloth (furoshiki); mosquito nets; bedsheets; futon and quilts; futon and quilts cases (linen); futon ticks (unstuffed futon); pillowcases (pillow slips); blankets; table napkins of textile; dish cloths.

Clothing, namely coats, dresses, jackets, pants, suits, skirts, trousers, smocks, formalwear, sweaters, cardigans, vests and waistcoats, shirts, cuffs, collars (for clothing), blouses, polo shirts, nightwear, negligees, pajamas, bath robes, underwear (underclothing), and swimwear, Japanese traditional clothing, namely sash bands for kimono (obi), full-length kimonos (nagagi), undershirts for kimonos (juban), short overcoat for kimono (haori), and pleated skirts for formal kimonos (hakama); sleep masks; aprons (clothing); collar protectors (for wear); socks and stockings; puttees and gaiters; fur stoles; shawls; scarves (scarfs); Japanese style socks (tabi); Japanese style socks (tabi covers); gloves and mittens (clothing); babies' diapers of textile; neckties; neckerchieves; bandanas (neckerchiefs); warmth-keeping supports; mufflers; ear muffs (clothing); hoods; sedge hats (suge-gasa); nightcaps; headgear for wear; garters; sock suspenders; suspenders (braces); waistbands; belts for clothing; footwear, namely shoes, sandal (shoes), boots, Japanese style wooden clogs (geta), and japanese style sandals (zori); masquerade costumes; clothes for sports; boots for sports; horse-riding boots.

Toys and dolls; wax for skis; amusement machines and apparatus for use in amusement parks (other than arcade video game machines); toys for domestic pets; go games; Japanese playing cards (utagaruta); Japanese chess (shogi games); dice; Japanese dice games (sugoroku); dice cups; diamond games; chess games; checkers (checker sets); conjuring apparatus; dominoes; playing cards; Japanese playing cards (hanafuda); mah-jong; game machines and apparatus; billiard equipment; sports equipment, namely baseball and softball implements, tennis and badminton implements, hockey implements, golf implements, skiing implements, and skating implements.