Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored by a website in your browser or device. When you return, the browser sends relevant information back so the website can remember certain settings instead of starting over each time.

Similar technologies in this policy include Local Storage and other browser storage that serves a comparable purpose even though it is not technically a cookie file.

We use this information to keep pages and language settings consistent, remember that you have seen the cookie notice, and maintain essential website functions.

Some usage information may be reviewed in aggregate to identify pages that work well or need improvement. Cookies are not used to read unrelated files on your device or access information outside this website.

These cookies support essential functions such as remembering language, maintaining settings between pages, and recording notice acknowledgement. Blocking them may cause parts of the website to reset or behave inconsistently.

This information may help the company understand website use in aggregate, including pages of interest, selected links, and points where visitors leave. It is used to improve content, structure, and website performance.

SIS aims to use this information as an overall view and not to directly identify individual visitors.

You can inspect, delete, or block cookies through your browser privacy settings. Steps vary between browsers, so refer to the Help or Privacy section of the browser you use.

Deleting or blocking cookies may reset language preferences and cause the notice to appear again. The setting applies only to the browser and device on which it was changed.

Some pages may link to external services such as LINE or other providers. Once you leave the SIS website, storage practices are governed by the destination service. Review its cookie and privacy policies before use.

If cookie information can be connected with personal data, SIS handles it under the SIS Privacy Policy and appropriate security measures.

This policy may be updated when website functions or applicable requirements change. The version number and effective date shown on this page identify the current document.