VCCI is Japan's electromagnetic compatibility certification mark. It is managed by the Voluntary Control Council for Interference by Information Technology Equipment. According to VCCI V-3, it evaluates whether information technology products meet VCCI requirements.
        VCCI certification is not mandatory, but information technology products sold in Japan are generally required to undergo VCCI certification without factory inspection. Manufacturers must first apply to become a VCCI member, and must submit a report issued by a VCCI accredited testing organization and log in to complete the registration before they can use the VCCI logo. In order to be recognized by VCCI, the provided EMI test report must be issued by a VCCI registered and accredited testing organization.

 
Japan MIC (Telecom) certification
         MIC(Telecom) TBL—Telecom Business Law Compulsory certification under the Telecommunications Business Law of Japan. No factory inspection is required. Product certification can be sold in the market after landing. The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications monitors the market, conducts random tests on products and has the right to force illegal products to be removed from the shelves for recycling In general, common products such as telephones, polyphonic devices, fax machines, etc. are required to undergo TBL certification.
Japan MIC (RF) certification
         MIC(RF) JRL—Japan Radio Law Compulsory certification of Japan Radio Law, without factory inspection, product certification can be sold in the market after landing. The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications monitors the market, conducts random tests on products and has the right to force illegal products to be removed from the shelves for recycling , Generally common products, wireless products, such as 2.4G Bluetooth, Zigbee, model airplanes, cordless phones and other smart phones, mobile phones (700/800/900MHz, 1.5/1.7/2GHz), etc. are required to undergo JRL certification