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  • Japan's Immunization Act of 1948 mandated public vaccination, initially using group administration for efficiency.
  • A vaccine injury relief system was established in 1976, following incidents like the diphtheria toxoid immunization and aseptic meningitis cases.
  • Legal rulings in 1992 attributed vaccine-related health damage to government negligence, prompting policy changes.

Conclusions:

  • Japan's vaccination policy has undergone significant transformation, moving from mandatory to recommended, with a focus on safety and individual care.
  • Legal accountability for vaccine-related harm has influenced policy, leading to a period of divergence from international norms.
  • Ongoing efforts aim to ensure Japan's immunization practices meet global standards, improving public health outcomes.