Trade secrets in Japan: oral information disclosure from memory
In this case, it was disputed whether information disclosure with regard to devices for producing magnetometers, which are expected to be used in self-driving technology and in the medical field, orally and on a whiteboard based on memory, constituted a criminal trade secret infringement.
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