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started in the early 1980’s. Kuroko (1982) recorded two species of Elachista Treitschke, 1833 and two species of Perittia Stainton, 1854, describing one Perittia species. Parenti (1983) reported three species of Cosmiotes Clemens, 1860, twelve species of Elachista, and one species of Swezeyula Zimmerman & Bradley, 1950, describing one Cosmiotes and nine Elachista and leaving two Cosmiotes unidentified. Three species were treated by both authors: Elachista gleichenella (Fabricius, 1781); Elachista regificella Sircom, 1849; Perittia lonicerae (Zimmerman & Bradley, 1950) (as Swezeyula lonicerae in Parenti (1983)). The available material and information at that time was insufficient for a thorough revision, and thus a further study was required. For example, both authors stated that the Japanese forms of E. gleichenella and E. regificella seemed to differ somewhat from the European ones. Parenti (1983) stated that his identification of E. apicipunctella Stainton, 1851 was tentative. Four of the ten species described by Parenti (1983) were based on males only. Among the species treated by Kuroko (1982) and Parenti (1983), two in Perittia were redescribed by Traugott-Olsen (1995a, 1995b) (see also Kaila 1999a concerning nomenclature). Elachista regificella in the sense of Kuroko (1982) and Parenti (1983) was later described as a distinct species, E. tengstromi Kaila et al., 2001. Elachista fasciola Parenti, 1983 and E. canis Parenti, 1983 were redescribed by Kaila & Junnilainen (2002) and Sugisima & Kaila (in press) respectively. Elachista amamii Parenti, 1983, E. caliginosa Parenti, 1983, E. kurokoi Parenti, 1983, and E. miscanthi Parenti, 1983 have been redescribed by Sugisima (2005). The remaining species have not been re-examined. These are all referred to Elachista in the current taxonomic system of Elachistidae, because Cosmiotes is considered a junior subjective synonym of Elachista, forming the freyerella-group of the subgenus Elachista (Kaila 1999a, 1999b). In the course of this study, I have been re-examining the Japanese Elachista species relevant to Parenti (1983) belonging to the subgenus Aphelosetia Stephens, 1834 and the gleichenella-, tetragonella-,

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Japanese Elachista studied by Parenti (1983) (Lepidoptera, Elachistidae): the subgenus Aphelosetia and the gleichenella-, tetragonella-, and bifasciella-groups