Chuo Law School (CLS) will host a summer program titled “Introduction to Japanese Law in English” this summer.
This one-week program will focus on the basic structure of Japan’s legal system and legal culture, and some specific topics on Japanese law. All lectures will be provided in English by professors at CLS and are open to law students from around the world. The program also includes optional study visits to law firm, court, and museum.
No academic credit is offered for this program; however, those who complete the course will be eligible to receive a certificate of participation.
Note: This program is offered through “Chuo University Law School Academy,” a division of Chuo University for Chuo Law School’s public outreach.
Note: This is the initial outline of the program. Details are subject to change.
IMPORTANT NOTE: On the application for participation by persons not currently residing in Japan (related to COVID-19 regulations)
Foreign nationals who are not currently residing in Japan are subject to the following conditions in order to participate in this program.
The Japanese government restricts the entry of foreign nationals into Japan, but it may allow them to enter the country and engage in activities without a quarantine period after entry ONLY IF the receiving institution makes an electronic application (via ERFS) to the Japanese government. This electronic application will be made by Chuo University. For this purpose, the following information is required: (1) passport number and other related information, (2) proof of having received three vaccinations, and (3) reservation of a place to stay. In addition, all travelers who will entry into Japan by ERFS procedure are requested to obtain a visa in advance.
Therefore, foreigners who are not currently residing in Japan and wish to participate in this program should contact us at cls-ijle-grp@g.chuo-u.ac.jp by email before applying for participation. Applications without prior consultation will not be accepted.