The governing law of divorce will be ① the law of the country of the husband and wife when they have the same nationality, ② the law of domicile when they don’t have the common nationality or ③ in the absence of such laws the law of the place on which they have the most material bearing, according to Article 27 of the “ Act on General Rules for Application of Law.” You can seek divorce in accordance with the Japanese Civil Code if you and your Japanese spouse are regarded as having domicile in Japan. Under the Japanese law, marriage can be dissolved by “kyogirikon” or divorce by mutual consent, “choutei rikon” divorce by family court-instituted arbitration, and “saiban rikon” divorce by court ruling.
ang batas ng bansa kung saan sila naninirahan kung hindi pareho ang kanilang nasyonalidad. Sa kawalan ng mga batas na ito, ang batas ng lugar kung nasaan ang karamihan ng kanilang ari arian ayon sa Artikulo 27 “Act on General Rules for Application of Law” ng pag gamit ng batas pangkalahatan. Maaari kang magsampa ng kaso ng diborsyo batay sa Kodigo Sibil ng bansang Hapon.kung ikaw at ang iyong asawang Hapon ay turing na naninirahan sa Japan. Ayon sa batas ng bansang Hapon, ang kasal ay mawawalan ng saysay ayon sa mga sumusunod na uri ng diborsyo. “Kyougi-Rikon” o diborsyo sa pagkakasunduan ng isa at isa, “Choutei Rikon” diborsyo na idadaan sa “Katei Saibansho” korteng pangpamilya at “Saiban Rikon” korte ang magpapasya tungkol sa mga bagay na may kinalaman sainyong paghihiwalay.