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Having reviewed YAMAGATA’s available information as an experienced trader, I want to clarify my impressions regarding fees, especially related to deposits and withdrawals. YAMAGATA is a Japanese FSA-regulated broker with a lengthy operational history, which for me, adds an important layer of transparency and oversight. I found that their fee schedules are clearly stated for trading-related activities—covering stocks, bonds, ETFs, futures, and options. YAMAGATA specifies minimum commissions and outlines supplementary charges, such as those for opening specific account types or transactions in foreign securities. However, regarding deposit and withdrawal fees, I could not locate any explicit mention of additional charges beyond the stipulated trading and account maintenance costs. While their regulatory status and detailed commission structures suggest a commitment to transparency, in my experience, it is prudent to never assume the absence of fees in areas not directly documented. I strongly recommend reaching out to their customer support for written confirmation about all funding and withdrawal-related fees before transferring significant funds. In this industry, clarity is essential, especially when managing costs that could impact my trading returns, so I prefer to verify such details directly to avoid any unexpected charges.