Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

Effective Date: December 27, 2024
Website: japanesewalkingexercise.com

What Information We Collect

Website Analytics: We use Google Analytics to understand how visitors use our site (page views, time spent, general location). This data is anonymized and helps us improve our educational content.

Contact Information: If you contact us through email or forms, we collect only the information you voluntarily provide.

Cookies: We use essential cookies for website functionality and analytics. You can disable cookies in your browser settings.

How We Use Information

Educational Purpose: We operate an educational website about Interval Walking Training (Japanese Walking method) based on scientific research. We use data solely to:

  • Improve our health and fitness educational content
  • Understand which topics are most helpful to visitors
  • Share evidence-based exercise information

Pinterest Integration: We use Pinterest's API to share our educational content about Japanese Walking exercise methods. We:

  • Create pins featuring our research-based infographics
  • Organize content into health and fitness topic boards
  • Do NOT access, collect, or store Pinterest users' personal data
  • Follow Pinterest's community guidelines and terms of service

Information Sharing

We Do Not Sell Data: We never sell, rent, or share personal information with third parties.

Third-Party Services:

  • Google Analytics: Provides website usage statistics (anonymized data)
  • Pinterest: We share our educational content through their platform
  • Media Hosting: We use content delivery networks to serve images faster

Your Rights

  • You can contact us about any data we may have collected
  • You can opt out of analytics tracking via browser settings
  • You control your interactions with our Pinterest content
  • EU/UK users have additional rights under GDPR
  • California users have rights under CCPA

Security & Children

Security: We use standard security measures including HTTPS encryption to protect any data collected.

Children: Our website is intended for adults and does not knowingly collect information from children under 13.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this policy as needed. The effective date will be updated accordingly. Continued use of our website constitutes acceptance of any changes.

Contact Us

Questions about this policy:

  • Email: privacy@japanesewalkingexercise.com
  • Website: japanesewalkingexercise.com

Pinterest-Related Questions: Please also refer to Pinterest's Privacy Policy at https://policy.pinterest.com/privacy-policy

Important Disclaimers

Health Information: Our content is for educational purposes only and not medical advice. Always consult healthcare providers before starting any exercise program.

Research Basis: Our content is based on published research from Japanese universities. We provide citations for health claims and do not make unsubstantiated fitness claims.

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