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How to use the Web site

Print this page

(as of March 31, 2008)

If you would like to print the pages,

Click the "print" button to print the screen displayed.

*Printing is possible, by using the print function of the Web browser.
In addition, this Web site is designed to print the main contents, excluding the header, footer, and navigation, which are operation functions.

If you are unable to find the information you are searching for,

When you are unable to find the information you are looking for, please try the following methods.

Search by using the search engine within the site

Type the keyword you would like to search for into the search window on the top right corner of this page, and push the "search" button.
The pages that contain the keyword you input are displayed in the search results.

Search from the site map

You can see the whole structure of this Web site as a list by clicking "Site Map" in the top right corner of this page.

Browsing Environment

Recommended Environment

We recommend using the following Web browsers to view this site.

Windows Users
  • Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
  • Firefox 1.5 or later
  • Opera 9.1 or later
Macintosh Users
  • Safari 2.0 or later
  • Firefox 1.5 or later
  • Opera 9.1 or later

Plug-ins

The contents on this Web site include PDF files, videos, and animation.
We recommend using the plug-ins displayed below to enjoy the contents on our site.

*Plug-ins are external software modules that expand the functions that browsers do not have as a standard.

get ADOBE READER
Adobe Reader is required to view PDF files.
If you don't have Adobe Reader, click the button on the left to download the software.
get ADOBE FLASH PLAYER
Adobe FlashPlayer is required to view videos and animation.
If you don't have Adobe FlashPlayer, click the button on the left to download the software.

Others

Link icons

Link to display Excel files

Link to display PDF files

Adobe Reader is required to view PDF files.
If you don't have, download it below.

Download of Adobe Reader

Link to display HTML files
Link to download compressed ZIP files

Breadcrumbs (or Breadcrumb trail)

Breadcrumbs or breadcrumb trail are navigation techniques to indicate user location information on the current page by hierarchical structure. It is convenient to confirm the current location of the page, or to go back to the parent page directly.

RSS Feeds

What's new and press releases on this Web site are sent out using RSS feeds.
Please refer to the page below to learn more about RSS feeds.
What is RSS?