

Online Researcher Datebase
June 14, 2011
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ABE RikiyaFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Comparative study of theory of principal and accomplice, especially on the structure of co-perpetration |
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AKASHI KazuhideConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Planning and presentation of comprehensive settlements by taking into consideration the relevance to related laws, such as the Anti-Monopoly Act, the Securities and Exchange Act, the Civil Code, and the Commercial Code; the problems of accounting and tax affairs; and revitalization of business by using debt-for-equity swaps. |
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AOYAGI KoichiFull-time Staff |
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Basic human rights theory, minority rights, and judicial security of human rights. |
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AOYAMA YosimitsuFull-time Staff |
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Transition of civil proceeding laws, judicial system reform |
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ASAO ShigekiFull-time Staff |
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Prominent Cases: Ruling by the Tokyo High Court in the sex discrimination case nullifying the mandatory retirement system of Nissan Motor; ruling by the Tokyo High Court in the case of seeking an injunction against publishing the novel Ishi ni Oyogu Sakana (The Fish Swimming in the Stone); ruling by the Tokyo High Court approving the obligation to disclose the transactional history of moneylenders; legislative activity for the Act Concerning Expenses, etc., of Civil Proceedings; involvement in the formation of 17 court decisions in civil actions by the Supreme Court; and a former member of the Examination Board for Judicial Apprentices. |
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EJIMA AkikoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
The Symbiotic relationship between the domestic constitution and the international human rights treaty; the Human Rights Act 1998 (UK) and the European Convention on Human Rights; The constitutional status of the European Court of Human Rights; political funding and legal system; the anti-terrorism legislation and human rights; The use of foreign precedents by the Supreme Court of Japan |
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FUJIHARA ToshioFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Legal problems of M&A trading, stock corporation management supervision |
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HAYASHI KoujiMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Study of concept of invalidation, such as nullification, cancellation, and termination; study of the limits of analogy application and legal structure; abstract study of agents’ authority; theory of statute of limitations; theory of moral obligations |
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HAYASHI RyozoConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Economic analysis of law and public policy, corporate governance, energy market, economic structure reform and policy making process |
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HIMENO HiroakiLecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Fact finding for and establishment of legal requirements for civil law advocacy, structure of authentication and estimation of private documents with seals, and research on music copyrights. Attached to the Office of Practicing Attorney-Professors for Civil Advocacy, The Legal Training and Research Institute of Japan (2008-2011). |
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HIRATA AtsushiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Approach to the shape of family in super-aging society, public and private, and public nature and privatism principle based on Civil Code and social welfare act. Study of comprehensive social construction principle. |
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IKEMOTO SeijiConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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Member of the Consumer Affairs Committee of Japan Federation of Bar Association, visiting lecturer at the National Consumer Affairs Center of Japan, member of the Installment Sales Subcommittee of Industrial Structure Council, chairman of the National Liaison Committee of Anti-Credit Fraud |
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IMAI TadashiConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Human rights protection in the U.N., domestic implementation of international human rights, development of the Convention against Torture & Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment |
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IMAMURA TakashiConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Served as former public prosecutor of litigation, director of the Tax Litigation Division, Litigation Bureau, Ministry of Justice, and a public prosecutor in the Tokyo High Public Prosecutors’ Office. Studying with the aim of introducing the theory of requirement facts in tax litigation in addition to studying the problem of tax avoidance and various problems of international taxation. |
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IMAMURA TetsuyaFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Engaged in historical study of legal concept of “police” as basis of study of administrative law and comparative study of police legal theory in consideration of today’s security issues |
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ISHIKAWA KenjiConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Case Study and Constitutional Analysis of Governing System, Reconstruction of Basic Rights Dogmatic, Reconstitution of Theory of Property Rights, General Theory of State and Law, and History of Constitutional Law |
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ISHIMAE YoshiyukiMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
History and current status of Republicanism |
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ISHIYAMA TakumaConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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Study of duty and responsibility of corporate officers in Japan, Korea, the United States, and Britain. I also study insurance laws. Serve as a mediation and conciliation commissioner for the Commodity Futures Association of Japan as an attorney at law. |
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IZUMIDA EiichiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Comparative Companies Act, Securities Act |
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KASUBUCHI IsaoConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Comparative legal system with other countries with regard to the procedures of antitrust law, and regulation of abuse of dominant barraging position. |
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KAWABATA HiroshiFull-time Staff |
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Elucidation of basic structure of crime theory and conditions for crime, elucidation of the structure and operation of criminal proceedings |
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KAWACHI HiroyukiMultiple-School staff |
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Theory of money claim, investor protection in sales of financial products, lender liability of financial institutions, cashless payment means |
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KAWACHI TakashiFull-time Staff |
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Study of institutions of stock corporations 'shareholders' meeting and board members, Comparative study of trading laws of Japan, the United States, and Germany |
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KAWANABE YoshimasaFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Former judge, instructor at the Legal Research and Training Institute, department chief judge of the Tokyo High Court, Old National Bar Examination commissioner (in charge of Criminal Code), and New National Bar Examination commissioner (Criminal Code) |
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KITAGAWA TakayukiLecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Corruption laws, traffic accident compensation laws, the State Redress Act, environmental civil lawsuits, and insolvency laws. |
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KOMURO TeruhisaMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Conflict resolution in Britain in the 18th century, history of magistrate system in Britain and the United States, history of poor law. |
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KONISHI TomoyoMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Member of the University of Tsukuba Hospital Clinical Research Ethics Review Board (from 2007), member of the University of Tsukuba Hospital Medical Ethics Board, and lecturer of the Second Level Training Workshop of the Nursing Manager System of the Yamanashi Nursing Association (from 2009). |
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KONOMA MasamichiMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Comparative study of constitutions and national system in contemporary China |
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KUDO YuugenFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Main study theme has been nonexempt property preservation system, focusing on subrogation rights of creditors. At present, we are interested in problems of the Civil Code in financial law trading such as mortgage act. |
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KUMAGAI KenichiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Involved in legislative work as an examiner in the Patent Office and in the Patent Office, General Affairs Department, Industrial Property System Reform Office, and Ministry of International Trade and Industry Policy Bureau Intellectual Property Policy Office. At present, engaged in comprehensive study of intellectual property policy. |
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KURASHINA NaofumiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
With my abundant experience with various criminal cases, I study the role of theory and practice and have always improved my expertise by assuming a civil defense instructor at the Legal Research and Training Institute (1996-1999) and handling other legal problems such as suits against local governments. |
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KURIHARA OsamuFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Corporate activities and law such as matters relating with securities regulations, corporate finance and corporate governance. I have experience working in the Industrial Bank of Japan (currently Mizuho Financial Group) and its domestic and overseas securities subsidiaries. I also have experience in working at the economic research department of the bank. |
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KUROKAWA SatoshiLecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Basic principles of environmental laws, methods of environmental regulation, and administrative legislation. |
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MAMIYA IsamuMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Legal nature of trade remedy system
Member of the Special Trade Measure Subcommittee of the Industrial Structure Council since March 2001 |
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MASUDA KaichirouFull-time Staff |
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Contract civil defense professor at Legal Training and Research Institute delegated (1994-1997), member and vice chairman of Japan Federation of Bar Association Judicial Apprentice Committee, Daiichi Tokyo Bar Association vice president, executive director of Japan Federation of Bar Association, chairman of Japan Federation of Bar Association Control Committee on Lawyers Cooperating with Non-judicial organization |
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MATSUI ChiakiConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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Focusing on the function of the Criminal Code to protect human rights, I study crime reporting damage, relationship between death with dignity/self-determination right and the Criminal Code, and death penalty and life sentence, as well as problems concerning the structure and strafwurdigkeit of careless offenses |
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MATSUMOTO JyunyaFull-time Staff |
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Lecturer at Chiba Prefectural Agricultural College for realization and application of basic principles of criminal trials, end-of-life care, and the criminal code (in charge of study of law, etc), member of the Crime Victims Support Committee of the Yokohama Bar Association, auditor of the NPO Kanagawa Victim Support Center, and a member of the Kanagawa Medical Problems Defense Group. |
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MATSUYAMA MiwakoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Management supervision for large-scale stock corporations, Legal problems concerning institutional investors |
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MIKI YoshihitoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
I belong to the Criminal Defense Committee and Citizen Judge System Committee of the Bar Association and study the role of criminal defense activities in citizen judge trials. |
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MITSUBAYASHI HiroshiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Securities for aggregate claims, mortgage, corporate surety defeasance period (extinctive prescription and statute of limitation), theory of acts of law, lease transactions |
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MONGUCHI MasahitoFull-time staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Corporate-related lawsuits, legal system for insolvency, civil lawsuits. Former judge, former counselor for the Cabinet Legislation Bureau, former member of the Bar Exam Committee, and former Secretary-General of the Legislative Council, Ministry of Justice. |
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MURAKAMI KazuhiroMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Reception of European laws in modern Japan and the role of legal profession, Study report in the academies of legal history and comparative family history; participation in joint study funded by grants-in-aid for scientific research |
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MURAYAMA MasayukiMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Study of legal processing of civil disputes, comparative study of criminal
justice process, study of legal advice network for family problems |
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NAGASAKA JunMultiple-School staff |
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The structure and scope of contract liability, various aspects of civil liability in its history of differentiation, theory of service contracts |
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NAITOH TakeshiFull-time Staff |
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Various corporate affairs, including corporate rehabilitation, liquidation, insolvency, corporate realignment, M&A, and other general legal practices including arbitration and litigation. |
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NAKAMURA HajimeFull-time Staff |
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Study of thought background and historical development of binding effect of contracts and contract liability. Comparative study of contract law and act law. |
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NAKAYAMA KojiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Invalidity of due process of law and remedy, stability of res judicata and its limits, consumer right to access the court |
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NAKAYAMA TomomiFull-time Staff |
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Study of basic theory of mortgage law system and general theory of civil act in comparison with Germany law. At present, I am interested in real subrogation, real property right, guarantee, agent, and legal multi-relations. |
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NAKAZORA ToshimasaMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Theory of criminal responsibility, theory of responsibility |
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NATSUI TakatoMultiple-School staff |
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Internet crime, electronic certification, e-commerce, plant-associated patents, personal information protection, ADR, labor contract and worker’s accident compensation, establishment and operation of management system, information security, legal information database |
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NAYA HiromiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
In the area of Code of Civil Procedure, the study of the characteristics of tort suits with the advent of new personal conflicts, point out the limits of traditional theory of Code of Civil Procedure, and attempt to reconstruct theory. |
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NEMOTO ShinichiMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Protection of shareholders as investors. Responsibilities of corporate executives. Continuous financial transactions. |
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NISHINO AkiraFull-time Staff |
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Reconstruction of legal structure of state compensation. Systematic reconstruction of state compensation act based on illegality concepts. As a special commissioner in the council of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, I’m engaged in improvement of the vaccination administration. |
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NITTA MutsuoVisirting Staff |
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Former judge. Served as an accountant general of the Supreme Court, chief of the Kofu City District Court and Family Court, minister of the Tokyo High Court, chief of the Yokohama City District Court, chief judge of the Sapporo High Court, and chief judge of the Tokyo High Court. |
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NOGAWA ShinobuFull-time Staff |
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I have conducted comparative studies of labor laws in the EU, especially Germany, and Japan. In addition to focusing on the establishment of international legal systems, I’m also dedicated to systemizing Japanese labor policies by studying the role of worker representative systems and active employment policy and reorganization of marine labor system centered on seafarers. ILO Japanese government representative adviser (2002-), Labor Policy Council public-interest commissioner (2009-), Transportation Policy Council Public-interest commissioner (2007-), former Central Labour Relations Commission for Seafarers public-interest commissioner (2006-2007), member of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare Policy Assessment Advisory Council (2001-), former executive director of Japanisch-Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Arbeitsrecht (2002-2006) |
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OGASAWARA JohjiConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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Responsible for the legal affairs and debt collection service for a long period of time at Dai-ichi Kangyo Bank and Mizuho Bank. Involved in the establishment and revisions to bank transaction clauses as a member of the Japanese Bankers Association. Former chair of the Legal Committee, Japan Leasing Association Studied bank legal affairs and leases in the capacity of intra-company legal affairs personnel. |
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OHASHI MayumiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Solving system for cases and conflicts related to household and family (as well as family conciliations, family trials, and personal status suits, solving systems outside court is also included as a study subject) |
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OHMURA KenzoConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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Amendment of Remuneration Act on government officials, review of each country’s compliance with ILO conventions for each country (dispatch from ILO), deliberations on administrative and financial problems of the U.N.(dispatch to the Foreign Ministry), establishment of Law for Childcare Leave for government officials |
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OKANO MakotoMultiple-School staff |
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Exchange between law and medicine in Chinese history; sovereignty, state, and legislation in Chinese history; Dunhuang and Turpan materials and legal history |
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OKU MamiLecturer |
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Research on the role of legal frameworks and policy packages in climate change measures, environmental management systems, and environmental regulations. |
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OKUDA ShinichiLecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Legal order related to water rights, China’s natural resources utilization rights, and the legal theory of environmental damage compensation. |
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OKUWAKI NaoyaFull-time Staff |
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Theory of International Dispute Settlement System, Theory of Marine Jurisdiction, and Theory of Structural Change in International Order |
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ORITA HirokoConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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Study of school accidents from the perspective of contract law, study of nonprofit corporations and nonprofit organizations and their responsibility |
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OTAKI AtsukoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
In addition to general civil cases (financial, real estate, corporate cases, etc.) in Japan, engaged in family cases and criminal cases. Civil affairs conciliation board member, Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, National Health Insurance Collection Rate Improvement Advisor |
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SAITO TeruoLecturer |
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Research on arbitration and other alternative dispute resolution (especially financial ADR and the role of the arbitrator), the role of in-house lawyers in financial institutions, defense measures to prevent corporate takeovers, counseling at chambers of commerce, etc. |
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SASAKI SouichiConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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Outside auditor, member of the Institutional Review Board. |
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SATO TakanoriFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Significance of presumed facts in the Product Liability Law, theory on causation in lawsuits for compensation for special damage, such as the range of possible causes of dust in a suit on pneumoconiosis; professor of Civil Law at the Legal Training and Research Institute (2007-2010) |
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SATO ToshiakiConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Disclosure and audit system in business law. Auditing system and practices in large public companies. Corporate governance. |
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SEINO KikukoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Focusing on the “constitution and the environment,” study of German precedent theory whose impact on Japanese constitutional law is substantial and whose theory is sophisticated. Study of actual administrative practice in the 12th year of Information Disclosure and Personal Information Protection Review Board (for local regions). |
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SHIBUSA SyugoFull-time Staff |
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Since becoming a prosecutor, was engaged in investigations and public trials in criminal cases for public prosecutors offices in various regions. Prosecutor attached to the Personnel Division, Minister’s Secretariat, Ministry of Justice; Assistant Public Prosecutor, Mito District Public Prosecutors Office; Director, Research Department, Research and Training Institute of the Ministry of Justice; Chief Public Prosecutor, Yamagata Public Prosecutors Office; Prosecutor, Supreme Public Prosecutors Office; etc. Member of the former Bar Exam Committee. |
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SHIMADA NiroVisirting Staff |
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Former judge. Served as Supreme Court detective superintendent, chief of district courts in Utsunomiya and Urawa, president of the Legal Training and Research Institute, judge of high courts in Osaka and Sendai, and justice and chief judge of the Supreme Court. |
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SHIMADERA MotoiLecturer |
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In charge of drafting insurance laws at the Counselors’ Office, Civil Affairs Bureau, Ministry of Justice (2006-2008). Research on legal issues related to insurance and insolvency practices. |
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SHIMIZU MakotoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Functions of criminal defense, functions of attendant lawyers in juvenile trials, medical accidents and application of criminal law |
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SUNOUCHI KatsuhikoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Function of criminal law in contemporary society (approach based on interests protected by law and justification) |
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SUZUKI NaohisaFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
As well as lawsuits, I was in charge of civil cases involving protection, execution, and bankruptcy, family cases, and criminal cases in courts across Japan. |
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SUZUKI SyuichiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Engaged, mainly in the United States, in corporate acquisition, joint ventures, project finance, corporate financing deals, and other international business transactions, as well as international litigation including antitrust lawsuits. |
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SUZUKI ToshihiroFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Prevention of medical harm and relief, theory of patient rights and human rights. Engaged in many civil medical malpractice suits (plaintiff’s lawyer). Serve as a representative of the Defense Counsel on Medical Issues, executive director of Tokyo HIV Lawsuit Defense Counsel, representative of the National Defense Counsel on Drug-induced Hepatitis and representative of Yakugai ombudsperson. |
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TACHIKAWA SyouzaburoConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Taxation of new entities, organizational reconstruction of the tax system, tax avoidance using overseas transactions, consolidated taxation |
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TAGUCHI SadanobuConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Politico-bureaucratic relationship, regulation system between governance systems |
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TAKAHASHI IwakazuFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Research mainly on the comparison of anti-monopoly laws and issues related to international harmonization of the laws. Research on themes such as the relationship between the execution of intellectual property rights and anti-monopoly laws, and in the fields of trade law and consumer law. |
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TAKAHASHI KazuyukiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
After studying constitutional thoughts, constitutional litigations, and parliamentary Cabinet system in France, study of general theory of human rights at present. |
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TAKAHASHI KeiichiroConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Revisions to Law of Obligations, Legal Responsibilities of Corporate Officers. |
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TAKAKURA ShigeoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
International negotiations on intellectual property, patent system reform, and development of intellectual property personnel |
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TAKASHIO HiroshiConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Study of criminal laws and penalties of the Edo Shogunate and various domains. I explore generation and development of the penal system based on correction and improvement policies. |
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TANAKA YasuroFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Former judge. Served twice as a professor at the Legal Training and Research Institute of the Supreme Court of Japan and trained legal professionals for a total of seven years. Served as Chief Division Judge, Tokyo High Court; Chief Division Judge, Tokyo District Court; Chief Judge, Morioka District Court and Morioka Family Court; and Chief Justice, Sapporo High Court. Currently qualified as a lawyer. Member of the former Bar Examination Committee (in charge of Criminal Procedural Law). For Major Publications/Articles, see professional profile available electronically on the Oh-o! Meiji System (accessible via Meiji University’s homepage). |
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TEZUKA AkiraFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Worked on civil cases such as suits, execution, and protection as a judge, as well as criminal cases and juvenile cases. As a lawyer, serve as an on-duty lawyer and public defender. |
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TOKUMOTO MinoruConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Comparative study of corporate acquisition, comparative study of corporate governance, study of international companies act |
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TSUBAKI KumikoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Personal and real security, such as corporate surety, accident security, and real guarantee, Cancellation of act of law, mutui datio, sub-agent, statute of limitations, pet laws |
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TSUBURAYA TakashiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Study of contract law (contractual negotiation theory), tort law, and consumption law. Comparative study of contractual theory in German laws and common laws and tort law theory and those of Japan. |
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TSUDA ShigenoriFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Focusing on self-defense and emergency help (justifiable defense for the sake of others), study of historical development and contemporary problems. Comparative study of emergency help. |
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TSUJIWAKI YokoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Study of the role of juvenile justice and criminal justice to address juvenile crimes and problems of crime victims from the perspective of communication between interested subjects |
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TSUNODA YukikoFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
I am doing research on gender and law. The themes of my research include from family law, rape law, sex discrimination in employment law, sexual harassment, domestic violence, pornography to prostitution. |
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TSUTSUMI TadashiLeturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Member of the Special Committee on Civil Litigation Problems and the Legal Trainees Training Committee, Tokyo Bar Association (2008-present). |
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UEDA KouichiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Former prosecutor. I have served as a chief of the Ministry of Justice, Criminal Affairs Bureau, International Affairs Division; manager of the Special Investigation Department of the Tokyo District Public Prosecutor’s Office; president of the Research and Training Institute of the Ministry of Justice; chief public prosecutor of the Tokyo District Public Prosecutor’s Office; deputy prosecutor general of the Supreme Public Prosecutors’ Office; and superintendent public prosecutor of the Tokyo High Public Prosecutors’ Office |
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UEHARA ToshioFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Law of civil procedure, debtor-creditor law and insolvbency law. Support for development of legal system in asian countries. |
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UEI TakehisaMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Study of formation and development of modern French laws, theory of personal rights in French law, personal life protection theory in French law, study of prejudicial acts in French law |
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UENO MasaoMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Study of problems in crime control activities and Juvenile Act and criminal cases involving juveniles. As a judge, I was responsible for criminal cases for three years and juvenile cases for four years. |
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URATA IchiroFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
After studying French constitutional history, analyze pacifism, especially associated governmental view, logically and historically. Study the role of constitutionalism. |
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USUI MitsuakiFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Role of administrative appeal review organization, legal problems related to so-called privatization of administration, legal regulation of governmental expenses |
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YAMADA KatsushigeFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
As a designated professor of Meiji University Law School, I offer lectures on international transaction and international civil suits. Manager of the Tokyo Bar Association International Transaction Law Division (2002-) and visiting professor at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology Center for Innovation and Intellectual Property (2003-2007) |
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YAMADA MichioMultiple-School staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Comparative study of the law of criminal evidence, analysis and reform of the present criminal procedure. |
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YAMAZAKI YuichiroConcurrently Appointed Lecturer |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
A member of the Tokyo Bar Association Legal Profession Training Center (1998 to the present, vice chairman and director general of the year 2008), instructor in charge of the defense of civil cases attached to the Legal Research and Training Institute (1999-2002), a member of the Summary Court Procedural Attorney Ability Qualification Examination (2006-2007), a member of the Japan Law Foundation Law Schools Certification Evaluation Committee (2009), and a member of the Specialist Researcher of the Suginami Ward Examination Committee for Construction (2007 to the present) |
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YANAGI KenichiroFull-time Staff |
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| Research Themes and Achievements |
Study of environmental law policy, study of European environmental laws, study of environmental laws of developing countries. Serve as an executive board member of the Japan Association for Environmental Law and Policy, executive board member and executive director of the Japan Society for Impact Assessment, executive board member of the Society of Environmental Science, member of the Pollution-related Health Damage Compensation Act Dissatisfaction Review Committee, member of the Tokyo Environmental Assessment Council, chairman of the Koto Ward and the Urayasu City Environmental Council |