Graduate School of Law. Division of Law and Politics(Master’s Program)
Guidance for Course Registration and Research
For newly-enrolled students entering in April 2022
Created by the Steering Committee, Division of Law and Politics

Introduction
This Guidance summarizes necessary procedures and all the information that you should know about course
registration and conduction of research required for obtaining a master’s degree at the Graduate School of Law,
Division of Law and Politics (Master’s Program) (hereinafter referred to as “This Program”).
Please refer to this Guidance whenever you need during your studies. If you have any questions, please do notmake any decisions alone; instead please inquire at the Administrative Office for Human and Social Studies,
Students Affairs Department, Graduate School and International Studies Support Section (Human and Social
Science Lecture Hall 2, 1st Floor). Content of this Guidance is subject to change, and the Graduate School andInternational Studies Support Section shall contact you with any updates.

1. Before Starting Course Registration and Research
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Course and Program Confirmation

Graduate
School of
Law

Division of Law and
Politics (Master’s
Course)Division of Legal Affairs（Graduate School of
Law）（Professional Degree
Program）

Basic Science of Law Program
Public and Social Law
Research
ProgramCourseCivil Law Program
Political Science Program
Professional CourseStandard Course
Intensive Course

This Program consists of Research Course and Professional Course. Research Course consists of 4 programs:
Basic Science of Law Program, Public and Social Law Program, Civil Law Program and Political Science
Program. Please confirm that you have been enrolled in the course and program that you selected when you
applied for the admission examination.
Research Course students can change their programs of study if it is considered necessary to do so to complete
their education. In order to change your program, please submit the “Application to Change Program of Study” tothe Head of the Division for approval. You cannot switch between Research Course and Professional Course orchange your division to Division of Legal Affairs.
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Assignment of Academic Advisors and Advisors for Research Cooperation1

Academic
Advisors

Chief Academic
AdvisorAssistantAcademic
AdvisorAdvisorsfor
Cooperation

Research

Number of people
1 personDutiesFaculty members in charge of student
research guidance

1 person or more

1 person or more

Faculty member who provides advice for
Academic Advisors and students regarding
research guidance in general

Faculty staff members listed in the above table will be assisting in your studies, including research guidance,
providing advice and consultation, whom will be assigned to you base on your application. Please promptly
contact and conduct a thorough consultation with the faculty member you plan to ask to be your advisor, andprepare the “Application Form for Academic Advisor” and submit it to the Graduate School Support Section
along with the “Notification of Research Topic and Research Plan” from Paragraph 3.
Choosing a Research Topic and Planning Your Research３

Research guidance that we provide is based on research topics and research plans that are submitted by ourstudents. Please submit “Notification of Research Topic and Research Plan” and “Application Form for Academic
Advisor” to the Graduate School Support Section after a thorough consultation with your Chief Academic
Advisor.
Course Completion Requirements

４（１）General RulesStudents must acquire 30 credits or more from the courses listed in the Appendix “Table of Detailed Guidelines
for Academic Affairs” in the Division of Law and Politics, including credits listed in the table below. Please referto the Table of Detailed Guidelines for the names of the courses and semesters (quarters) offered for each course
group.
Course Group(Appendix)
Graduate
GS
Foundation Courses
Specialized
Fundamental Courses
Study Group Courses
Theoretical
Research
CoursesCommonGraduate
School Courses
Directed Study Courses

Research Course

Professional Course

4 credits or more, including 1 credit from “Research Ethics”, 2 credits
from Group A and 1 credit from Group B＊
4 credits or more
4 credits or more＊＊
4 credits＊＊
4 credits or more＊＊

4 credits＊＊＊

2 credits or more

8 credits

8 credits

＊＊＊

＊＊＊＊

Note

＊

Students taking part in Project for Outstanding Next Generation should obtain 4 credit or more including 1 credit from
“Exploratory Research in Different Fields”, 1 credit from “Research Ethics”, 2 credits from Group A and 1 credit fromGroup B＊＊

Select from the courses included in your Program.

＊＊＊Can be taken as elective courses and counted toward the credits required for graduation.

＊＊＊＊

Research Course students should complete “Thesis Guidance I-VIII”. Professional Course Students should complete2either “Thesis Guidance I-VIII” or “Thesis Guidance I-VI and Project Research”.

Students must complete online registration for courses that they are planning to take at the beginning of eachquarter. Please refer to the Student Manual for details on the registration procedure. For the schedule of course
registration procedures for this semester, please refer to “Course registration procedures for the 1st and 2nd quartersof 2022”. Please refer to the Administrative Office for Human and Social Studies, Students Affairs Department
website below for any information you might need for the coming semesters.
https://jinsha-gakusei.w3.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/cm/timetable/
As for Common Graduate School Courses, we conduct surveys in advance to find out what courses the students
are planning to take. Please take time to answer the questionnaire and be sure to register for the courses.
Enrolment procedures and acquisition of credits from courses in this course group will be determined by theDivision of Legal Affairs.
The number of graduate students is very small compared to that of the undergraduate students, and courses are
conducted in small groups; therefore, we strongly recommend students to make appointments with the instructors
to inform them that you are planning to take their courses, and obtain information on how the courses are
conducted before completing course registration procedures.
Please note that it is not possible to take courses in the Division of Legal Affairs (Graduate School of Law)
(please refer to Graduate School of Law Regulations, Attachment 2).
（２）Exceptions

If you have credits obtained from another graduate school of this University, or a graduate school of anotheruniversity (including credits earned as a non-degree student) before enrolling in this Program, you can apply totransfer up to 15 of those credits to this Program. For credit transfer please apply via the Graduate School
Support Section after your orientation. The same application process is required to transfer credits obtained inadvance from the courses of this Program while being enrolled as an undergraduate student.
Please contact the Graduate School Support Section in advance if:① You wish to take courses at another graduate school of this University;② You wish to take courses at a graduate school of another institution (including graduate schools overseas);③ You wish to take online courses offered by a graduate school overseas while staying in Japan;④ You wish to take courses at the United Nations University;⑤ You wish to transfer credits obtained from a graduate school in another university (including graduate schools
overseas) while you were on a leave of absence.
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Shortening or Extending your Period of Studies

The standard period of study for the Master’s Program is two years, so in principle, at least two years are3required to complete the Program. However, for those, who are eligible for the short-term (one year) enrollment
system, one year of enrollment will be sufficient. There is also a system that allows students with excellent
achievements to shorten their enrollment period to one year upon application; on the contrary, those who havedifficulties in completing their studies within the standard period due to employment, housework, child-care,family nursing or those with special mental or physical conditions, can extend their period of enrollment upon
application. If you wish to submit application for one of the above, please contact the Graduate School Support
Section promptly.

2 Preparation, Submission and Examination of Master’s Thesis or Research Paper
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The importance of Master’s Thesis

A Master’s thesis or a research paper (hereinafter referred to as “Master’s thesis”) is a culmination of yourresearch results and is essential for obtaining the Master’s degree. Therefore, the examination and final
examination will be conducted strictly in accordance with the “Agreement on preparation, submission andexamination of Master’s thesis or research paper in the Division of Law and Politics”. Please read the above
agreement carefully before starting your research and make sure nothing is missed.
２

Taking an English Test and Obtaining Test Results

Please note that one of the main requirements for submission of Master’s thesis is to take one of the English
tests stated below by the date of submission of the thesis and submit a copy of the test results to the Graduate
School Support Section.
TOEIC (Listening & Reading Test)，TOEIC（Listening & Reading IP Test)，TOEFL-iBT (including (Special)
Home Edition)，TOEFL-ITP or IELTS
It is necessary to acquire a minimum score of 600 for the TOEIC Listening & Reading Test (for tests other than
TOEIC, the score conversion details will be announced later). If you fail to obtain this score you will be requiredto ➀ Prepare a summary report in English and distribute it to the study group at least once, and ➁ Prepare a
short research paper of 1200-2000 words, which is required to submit when writing your thesis or research paperin Japanese.
However, if you meet one of the following criteria, you may be eligible to receive exemption from taking theEnglish test. If you wish to apply for exemption, please submit “English Language Test Exemption Application”
to the Graduate School Support Section.
① You have obtained one of the following scores previously:
760 points or more on TOEIC (Listening & Reading Test)，or 80 points or more on TOEFL-iBT，or 550
points or more on TOEFL-ITP，or 6.0 points or more on IELTS 6.0.
② You enrolled via special admission program for working adults or the short-term (one year) enrollment
system.
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③ You passed the entrance examination in English④ English is your native language (you were born and raised in a country where English is an official
language and English is your first language)⑤ Exemption was specifically approved by the Dean of the Graduate School.

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Facilities

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Research Rooms for Graduate Students

Students enrolled in this Program can always use the research rooms for graduate students. Research rooms anddesks will be assigned by the Steering Committee and the students will be informed by Students Affairs
Department. Please follow the rules of the University and the “Research Rooms for Graduate Students Usage
Agreement”, and avoid behaviors that might interfere with other students’ research process.
Library２

URL

https://library.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/（１）Opening Hours

Regular hours

During Long-term Breaks

Weekdays

8:45～22:00

8:45～17:00

Weekend9:00～17:00

ClosedNote：

The library will be closed on national holidays and during New Year holidays
Temporary closure may take place. Please check our bulletin board and website.

（２）Registration

Create a personal account on the Acanthus Portal and complete your registration. Your student card will be used
as a library card, so please remember to bring it with you when you visit the library.
（３）Borrowing and Returning Materials

The latest issues of journals and newspapers, reference books and video materials may not be borrowed. You
will not be able to renew items if you have overdue materials, or if the materials are already reserved by anotheruser. The number of books and materials that can be borrowed and the loan periods are as follows:
Types of materials
Books
Journals, newspapers
Audio-visual materials

Loan period
21 day3 days21 daysNumber of books
Up to 10 in total

Renewal
Up to 2 times
not allowed
Up to 2 times

Please use the automatic system for borrowing, returning and renewing materials. However, for audio-visualmaterials, materials with an appendix or unbound periodicals, please go to the Service Counter for the above
procedures. Materials can also be renewed online. When the library is closed, you can use the book drop to returnthe books (except for audio-visual materials and unbound periodicals). You will need your student card whenborrowing and renewing materials.
If you miss your return deadline, borrowing service will be suspended for the same period as the number of5

days overdue.
Materials borrowed from NST (Natural Science and Technology) Library, Medical Library or Health Science
Library (except for unbound periodicals) can be returned to the Central Library Service Counter. Please notethat materials from the Law Library cannot be returned to other libraries.
You can make reservation for books that are borrowed by other users on the OPAC plus system (search resultspage).
（４）Organization of Materials

On the basement floor and the 1st floor you will find journals, Akegarasu collection, Fourth High School
Materials and old books.
Please obtain the entry slip from the Service Counter when entering the basement floor or the 1st floor.
On the 2nd and the 3rd floor you will find books of various categories; there are also new journals, compact
editions of newspapers, reference books and audio-visual materials on the 2nd floor.
（５）Searching Materials

OPAC plus（online inventory management system）
https://www1.lib.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ (accessible via mobile phones)（６）Other Services

Copy machines are available for students to copy materials in the library. Please comply with the copyright law
and fill out the “Application Form for Photocopying” if you wish to make copies. There are two types of copy
machines: one accepts coins, the other accepts prepaid cards that can be purchased on campus. The price is
JPY10 per sheet for both machines. You can also make copies using Acanthus printing system (JPY5 per sheet).
You can request materials (original or photocopying orders) from off-campus or from other facilities. Please use
the Online Library Service for ordering. All expenses will be borne by the user.
（７）Others

On the 3rd floor there is a space for conversation (Open Studio, Open Studio II, Polaris Studio and International
Exchange Studio). There are portable desks, whiteboards and projectors that can be used for discussions withfriends and practicing presentations. No reservation required.
You will also find Library Learning Advisors and a support desk for international students on the 3rd floor thatassist undergraduate students with advice on how to write reports, search for materials and language studies(usually available on weekdays, 13:00-16:00). Please feel free to join the team if you are interested.
Facilities such as multimedia rooms and group studios require reservation. Please use the Library Online
Service for reservation.
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For materials that are not available on campus, students can make a request via the Library Online Service forthe purchase of a book required for study and be placed in the library.
If you have any questions about the materials or using the library, please inquire with the Service Counter.
３

The Law Library

The Law Library is located on the 6th floor of the Human and Social Science Hall 2. Turn left when you get off
the elevator and the library will be on your left. This library is a facility originally established by the School ofLaw, but it can also be used by students enrolled in the Division of Law and Politics (the rules of usage aredifferent from the ones of the university library).
（１）Opening Hours

The library is open on weekdays from 9 am till 8 pm (closes at 5 pm during long-term breaks). However,students of the Division of Law and Politics can use the facility during off-duty hours if they submit a prescribed
pledge to the Head of the Division (the pledge can be found on the Program’s website).
（２）Organization of Materials

In the room next to the entrance you will find the latest journals as well as recent back issues of journals for up
to a few months. Dictionaries and index journals can also be found on the wall-mounted bookshelves in thesame room. In the room adjacent, books are organized and shelved by NDC (Nihon Decimal Classification);and in the room farthest back there are back issues of journals, judgment reports and index journals ofSupreme Court decisions organized on the mobile shelves. All materials inside this room are not allowed to betaken out, so please use the copy machine in the same room when necessary (information about the copy cards
will be provided later).
（３）Searching Materials

The books are classified by NDC. Please go directly to the bookshelf according to the topic of your search. If
you are looking for a specific book, please connect to Kanazawa University Academic Integrated Network
System (KAINS) (can be connected off-campus with VPN), and use Kanazawa University Law Library
Online Catalog (KULLOC) (http://library.law.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ken/search.html). KULLOC will show you
the location of the book (Law Library or a faculty member research room). If you wish to use materials locatedin a faculty member research room, please visit the research room directly and borrow the materials yourself.
There is no data linkage between Library OPAC and KULLOC.
（４）Internet and Database.

In the room next to the entrance you will find 3 computers connected to the database and 4 computersconnected to the internet (network ID is required). Students can use the computers to find books and judgement
reports stored in the library. The database also includes DVD versions of journals such as the Jurist, the Juris
Separate Issue (100 cases selection), Supreme Court Case Commentary, Case Times, Law Classroom, Financial
7and Commercial Cases, Financial Legal Affairs and Labor Cases. Please download the search results on your own
USB flash drive.
（５）Borrowing and Returning Materials

Please use the self-checkout terminal to borrow materials. Journals/Periodicals can only be used in the libraryand cannot be checked out. You can use the library copy machine to make copies if necessary.
Borrowing Procedures
Please follow the instructions on the screen of the self-checkout terminal in front of the entrance. You will need
your student card to complete the checkout procedures.
<Loan period and the number of books that can be borrowed>
・The number of books that can be borrowed-------10
・Loan period---------2 weeks（renewal is not allowed）
・Periodicals, dictionaries, reference books, judgment reports cannot be checked out of the library.
Returning procedures
Please use the book drop near the entrance of the Law Library to return books. Books borrowed from the Law
Library cannot be returned to other libraries. Please be sure to return the books to the Law Library. Do not
return books or materials from other libraries to the Law Library.
If the materials are overdue over a month, borrowing privilege will be suspended. To resume your borrowing
privilege, you will need to submit a written pledge with the official stamp from your Chief Academic Advisor.
（６）Inquiries

If you have any questions on how to use the library or search for materials, please inquire at the front desk.
Faculty Assistant OTA Norio will be available from 9 am to 5 pm.
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The Law School Library

The Law School Library located on the 3rd floor of Human and Social Science Hall 3 is a facility establishedexclusively for graduate students of the Division of Legal Affairs (Graduate School of Law). The doors are always
kept locked and in principle, students from other Divisions are not allowed to use this library. However, you can
use the library if you follow the rules below:（１）Period of Usage

The library can be used for a maximum of two hours (from when you receive the key to returning it) on
weekdays from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.
（２）Application

Please fill out the “Application Form for using the Law School Library” which can be found on the bulletinboard in front of the Law Library and submit it along with your student card to Faculty Assistant OTA Norio at
the Law Library. The key to the Law School Library will be loaned to you in exchange for your student card.

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（３）Terms of Use① Please be reminded that the students of the Law School have the priority to use the library. If there is acomplaint from any Law School student, the library will no longer be available for your usage.
② It is forbidden to eat, drink or talk in the library.
③ Please be quiet and refrain from talking in the halls, as there are self-study rooms for Law School students
and research rooms for faculty members near the library.
④ As the number of materials (journals and books) in the library is limited, in order for the materials to be
used effectively among students, they are not allowed to be checked out. No matter what the reason is, it
is strictly prohibited to take the materials outside of the library.
⑤ You can make copies using the library copy machine (payment is required).
５

Library of the School of Economics

URL http://econ.w3.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/campus/institution.html
Library of the School of Economics is located on the 4th floor of Human and Social Science Hall 2. Turn leftwhen you get off the elevator and the library will be on your left. It is a library for the School of Economics that
contains specialized materials related to economics. For more information please check the website above.
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Copy Machines

Copy machines for graduate students are located in the printing room on the 2nd floor of Human and Social
Science Hall 2 and in the Law Library on the 6th floor of Human and Social Science Hall 2. You will need a
special copy card to use the copy machine. We will post the information about the copy cards on the bulletinboard at a later time.

General Information４

For information about student cards, issuance of various certificates, various procedures and notifications,tuition fees and scholarships, please refer to the Student Handbook. For advice and points to keep in mind toprevent trouble and have a fulfilling student life, please refer to “Take care. For a safe and comfortable student
life”.

http://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/soudan/kiitsukemasshi_2020/health/index.html
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Notification for Students

The official notification method at the Graduate School is a bulletin board located on the 1st floor of Human andSocial Science Lecture Hall 2 in front of the Students Affairs Department. We also use the message function of the
Acanthus Portal as a supplementary means to inform students, so please pay close attention to any messages you
9might receive. Please be sure to forward Acanthus Portal messages to your email address as well in order toreceive important information as soon as possible.
２

Leave of Absence and Withdrawal

If you are planning to take a leave of absence or withdraw from the University due to financial reasons, please
consult with your Chief Academic Advisor and obtain the application form at the Graduate School Support
Section. If you do not submit the application by the month before the start of each semester (March or September),
you will be responsible to make tuition payment for the next semester; if you did not make the tuition payment forthe current semester, application of withdrawal will not be accepted. If you are unable to submit a leave ofabsence application within the deadline (March or September) due to illnesses or other unavoidable circumstances,
you might be exempted from partial tuition payments if the application is processed within the defined deadline.
Please inquire with the Graduate School Support Section for details.
３

Change in Name, Address and Contact Information.

If there is a change in your or your parents’ address or other contact information, please revise them on the
Acanthus Portal as soon as possible. If you change your name, it is necessary to submit a Notification of Change
of Name (you can obtain the form at the Graduate School Support Section). If you fail to complete the necessary
procedures, it may result in serious consequences, as the above data is used for sending important notices andmails from the University and for issuing various certificates.
４

Traffic Rules on the Kakuma Campus

Vehicles such as cars, motorcycles and bicycles are prohibited from entering the campus’ Academic Zone
around the Human and Social Science Halls, the University Hall, the Gymnasium, and the North Welfare
Facilities. Vehicles (including motorcycles and bicycles) that violate parking rules in the Academic Zone, nearby
areas and parking lots will be locked with warning poles and will not be released for a month in general.
Commuting by car is limited to students who are allowed to use the students’ parking lot. If you meet thenecessary criteria and wish to obtain a parking permit, please apply via the "Parking Permit Issuing System" on
the Acanthus Portal. The application period, necessary criteria and other details will be announced through thebulletin board and the Acanthus Portal. Students with a valid parking permit should park along the parking lines inthe student parking lot (parking is prohibited in the aisle). The nearest P parking lot is for faculty members onlyand students are not allowed to use (except for those with special permission). Please refer to the Student
Handbook for details.
For motorcycles and bicycles, please park at the designated bicycle parking area.
５

Regular Health Checkup

Regular health checkups are conducted once a year on the 1st and 2nd floor of the Main Building (Health Service
Center). Please check the information on the bulletin board and participate in the checkup. If you cannot attend
the checkup at the specified date, you can request to change it to a different date. Please note that you will not be
10issued the Health Certificate if you do not participate in regular health checkups.
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Accidents and Emergencies（１）On-Campus Emergency Contact

Weekdays (daytime)：Administrative Office for Human and Social Studies, Students Affairs Department,
Students Support Section or any faculty staff rooms
Nighttime, weekends, holidays (when no administrative staff is present)
Kakuma Campus Central Surveillance Room 076-264-6295＊For emergencies please call the police (110) or the ambulance/fire department (119) directly when necessary. In
case you have contacted the authorities, please inform the Central Surveillance Room as well.
（２）How to report danger, malfunctions, burnt out light bulbs and suspicious person

If you notice danger, malfunction, burnt out light bulb or a suspicious person on campus, immediately report tothe faculty staff room or to the nearest Administration Office. (If staff member is not present in case of
emergency, please contact the Central Surveillance Room mentioned above.)（３）Reporting Accidents

Should you get involved in any accidents both on or off-campus, please report to the Administrative Office for
Human and Social Studies, Students Affairs Department, Students Support Section.
（４）Location of AED (Automated External Defibrillator)

AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is located on the 2nd floor of Human and Social Science Hall 2, next to
the front entrance; on the 1st floor of Human and Social Science Lecture Hall 2, in front of the Students Affairs
Department; in the administration office (1st floor) and the Central Library (2nd floor) of Human and Social
Science Hall 3; on the 2nd floor of the General Education Lecture Hall, and on the 2nd floor of the University Hallin front of the administration office.
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On-campus Class Suspension Measures in the State of Emergency

If a warning is issued or an unforeseen situation occurs and it is foreseen that students and faculty staff
members will have significant difficulty in commuting to the University, or if the University determines that it
would most likely be difficult to conduct classes, On-campus Class Suspension Measures will be taken.
（Example）
１. If Hokutetsu buses of Kanazawa University Line (between Kanazawa Station and Kanazawa University) aresuspended or there is a high possibility of suspension due to an issuance of a warning, etc.
２. If the University determines that it is difficult to conduct classes due to a spread of a serious infectious
disease, fire, wide-scale power outage or other serious incident or accident. (classes may also be cancelled inaddition to on-campus class suspension)（Consideration for absences）
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In addition to Paragraph 1 above, if a student is absent from class due to suspension of public transportation, thefaculty staff in charge should give consideration and should not penalize student for his/her absence.
（Conduction of Lectures）
As a general rule, classes should not be cancelled if the On-Campus Class Suspension Measures are taken.
Instead, on-demand online classes should be conducted using videos and online teaching materials. All classes on
the day that On-Campus Class Suspension Measures is announced should be conducted online and the faculty
staff in charge of the classes should not ask students to come to the University.
（Announcement of On-Campus Class Suspension Measures）
On-Campus Class Suspension Measures will be announced via Kanazawa University Emergency Contact
System (C-SIREN), as well as the University's website and the Acanthus Portal.
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Teaching Assistants (TA) System

Teaching Assistants (TA) system is a system for graduate students to assist faculty members in providing
educational activities for undergraduate students with payment in return. Our Division has asked for graduate
students’ assistance in conducting exercises and practical lessons, supervising regular examinations, holding
night shifts at the Law Library, etc. We will keep you posted on the recruitment of TAs.
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Career Guidance

The Career Support Office is located on the 2nd floor of the Main Building. The Career Support Office provides
various resources on occupations and employment, and also offers career coaching and holds career-related events
for students.
For those looking for a job should keep in touch with the employment committee and career guidance staff. For
more details, please refer to the link below.
https://www.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/education/employment/students
Once you have received a job offer or have confirmed your future path after graduation, please add that
information to the Acanthus Portal using the Academic Affairs Information Service (Acanthus Portal homepage> Academic Affairs Information Service > Portfolio > Course menu > Course registration) as soon as possible.
10 OtherStudents’ personal mails or parcels should not be sent directly to the University.

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Consultation Desks

Academic Advisors and Advisors for Research Cooperation
Graduate School Support Desk
Students Consultation Room of the Health Service Center
General Education Lecture Hall “Ask us anything” Consultation RoomConsultation Service for Harassment
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Faculty of Law

As of April 1, 2022
Dean of the Graduate School of Law, Professor OJIMA Shigeki (Division of Legal Affairs)
Division of Law and Politics (Master’s Course) Head of the Division - Professor INAZUMI Mitsue
Program

Staff

Faculty Room

Law

Basic Science of

ADACHI Hidehiko, Professor

HS② 763

MARUMOTO Yumiko, Associate

HS② 761

Professor

Tel
5383
5396

Email
hadachi@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp
y-marumoto@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

Public and Social Law

NAKAMURA Masato, Professor

HS② 7665364

mnaka@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

HIGASHIKAWA Koji, Professor

HS②772

5402

eastriv@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

YAMAZAKI Tomoya, Professor

HS② 6765389

tyamazak@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

OSANAI Hiroki, Associate

HS② 7805367

osanai@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

HS② 6735369

ehira@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

INAZUMI Mitsue, Professor

HS② 7715376

inazumi@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

NAGAI Yoshiyuki, Professor

HS② 7745879

y-nagai@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

OGAI Aoi, associate Professor

HS② 7755880

ogai@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

5386

hayatsu.hirotaka@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

Professor
HIRAKAWA Eiko, Associate
Professor

HAYATSU Hirotaka, Associate
Professor

HS② 781

Civil Law
Political Science Program

ISHIDA Michihiko, Professor

HS② 7735883

ishidami@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

GODA Atsuko, Professor

HS② 7705388

goda@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

ISHIO Tomohisa, Lecturer

HS② 6675372

ishio@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

MURAKAMI Hiroshi, Associate

HS② 669

5366

hiroshim@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

HS② 6705387

fukumoto@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

HONG Soongang, Professor

HS② 776

5368

hongsg@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

OTOMO Nobuhide, Professor

HS② 7695365

otomo@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

KIMURA Takahiro, Associate

HS② 6665377

kimurat@kenroku.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

HONDA Tetsuya, Lecturer

HS② 7785395

txhonda@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

KAWAI Koichi, Associate

HS② 7835392

kawai@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

OKADA Hiroshi, Professor

HS② 6655398

hokada@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

NAKAMASA Masaki, Professor

HS② 6755834

nakamas@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

Professor
FUKUMOTO Tomoyuki,
Associate Professor

Professor

Professor

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YOKOYAMA Tomoya, Lecturer

HS② 7655374

tmyokoyama@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp】
Division of Legal Affairs（Professional Degree Program. Graduate School of Law）

Head of the Division – Professor OJIMA Shigeki
Program

Staff

Faculty roomTel

HS② 7825497

inaba@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

HS② 7845385

okamuro@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

HS② 779

5370

kojima-yk@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

SATO Miki, Professor

HS③14075966

satomiki@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

OJIMA Shigeki, Professor

HS② 674

5382

s.ojima@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

FUNABASHI Hideaki, Associate

HS② 768

5378

funah@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

MIYAMOTO Sakiko, Professor

HS② 7875379

sakiko-m@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

HONMA

HS② 6725481

honma@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

INUZUKA Masafumi, Professor

HS③1506

5608

inuzuka@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

NAGASE Takashi, Professor

HS② 6715394

t3-nagase@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

UEDA Masakazu, Professor

HS② 767

5371

MIURA Hisanori, Professor

HS③15135965

INABA Mika, Associate

E-mailProfessor
OKAMURO Yusuke, Associate
Professor
KOJIMA Yosuke, Associate
Professor

Professor

Manabu,Associate

Professor

h-mur@staff.kanazawa-u.ac.jp＊HS②：Human and Social Science Hall 2，HS③：Human and Social Science Hall 3. The number followed is the respective room number.
＊To make a phone call, please dial 076-264 before the above phone numbers, and you will be connected directly to the faculty room.

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Regulations（Please check the link below）(1) Regulations of Graduate School of Law(2) Administrative Regulations of Division of Law and Politics(3) Agreement on preparation, submission and examination of Master’s thesis or research paper in the Division of Law and Politics

https://law.w3.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/law-graduate/students/regulations

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