Japan Toy Safety Mark (ST Mark) is managed and issued by the Japan Toy Association, which specifies the mechanical and physical properties, combustion safety performance and chemical safety performance of toys.

S is for safety and T is for toys. The standard is voluntary, and products that meet the standard are allowed to be marked with the ST mark on the product itself. Although not a mandatory standard, this standard has a very important impact on the acceptance of toys in the Japanese market.

Since Japanese toy retailers and consumer goods generally prefer the ST mark, toys with the ST mark are considered safe and reassuring for consumers, which has also become a selling point for product sales. The Japanese toy standard was jointly formulated by the Japanese toy industry and representatives of Japan, scholars and consumers in 1971.

The revised version in 2002 refers to and incorporates the requirements of international standards such as ISO and the Japanese Food Sanitation Law. The Japanese Toy Standard (ST) is suitable for children's toys under the age of 14, including the requirements for children's toys under 18 months, the requirements for children's toys under 3 years old and the requirements for children's toys under 10 years old. It is an important quality and safety factor in the Japanese toy market. standard.

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