ASA Jiyugaoka considers the social impact of advertising inserts and does not handle advertising that falls under the following categories: 1. Items that violate or may violate relevant laws and regulations. 2. Responsibility and content are unclear. 3. False statements or unclear expressions that may lead to misunderstanding. 4. Use of another person's name or photo without permission. 5. Expressions that significantly encourage speculation or gambling. 6. Anything that is fraudulent or that is considered to be a so-called bad business practice. 7. Items that are unscientific or superstitious and may confuse or cause anxiety to consumers. 8. Items that may cause discrimination, defamation, invasion of privacy, destruction of trust, or interference with business. 9. Items with the following expressions that disrupt social order: (1) Contents that use sentimental text, photographs, or designs that are considered harmful to young people. (2) Items that may disrupt public morals or induce crime. (3) Contents that express extreme principles regarding political issues. (4) Items that the ASA deems to be inappropriate, such as advertisements that violate the social mission of newspapers or that damage public dignity.