A Guide to the Use of
ADR(Alternative Dispute Resolution)
Services
An alternative method for resolving disputes pertaining to thesettlement of automobile accident liability provided by attorneys
in a fair and neutral manner.

Neutral

Fair

Free

The Japan Center for Settlement of Traffic Accident Disputes (JCSTAD) is a public interest
incorporated foundation authorized by the Prime Minister. The Center provides assistance from aneutral and fair position for the prompt resolution of disputes resulting from automobile accidents
when the victims involved in such accidents face difficulty in solving issues of liability.
Our services offer you peace of mind, so we encourage the victims to use them, as there are no fees
for consulting attorneys commissioned by the Center.
The Center provides its services through a network of 11 offices nationwide.

ADR services offered by the Center are only provided in Japanese and not in any foreign language. If victims ofan accident cannot make themselves understood in Japanese, they are required to be accompanied by aninterpreter to ensure communication between the victims and the attorneys in charge of providing suchconsultations, the jurors, and/or the Center’s staff.

The Japan Center for Settlement of Traffic Accident Disputes,
Public Interest Incorporated Foundation (JCSTAD)
https://www.jcstad.or.jp/

Procedure for legal consultations, mediation, and deliberations
In order to resolve liability disputes following automobile accidents, the Center provides mediation for an amicablesettlement (hereafter, ‘mediation’) and deliberation free of charge. Even if the victim of an accident may not have
any legal knowledge him or herself concerning liability issues, or may not be accustomed to such negotiations, theattorneys in charge of providing consultations (hereafter, ‘attorney in charge’) will respond to him or her
appropriately in a neutral and fair manner. Therefore, the victim him or herself does not need to worry aboutcommissioning other attorneys, which might otherwise incur the need for additional fees. We encourage you to use
these services as consultations with the Center’s commissioned attorneys are provided entirely free of charge.

Applying for the use of ADR services at the Center
1. Please be sure to make a reservation in advance by phone when applying for ADR services provided by theCenter.
Please note that any legal consultations over the telephone or consultations regarding general matters
cannot be provided.
2. When receiving inquiries for a reservation by phone, the Center will confirm the applicant’s place ofresidence and the location of the accident. Except where the applicants have reached an agreement on thelocation for the application with the counterparty in advance, applications are dealt with at each of theCenter’s locations described under ‘Offices accepting applications for the use of ADR services’ in theseparate list.
3. Applications are accepted by phone from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (except during the lunchbreak from 12:00 to
1:00 p.m.), Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays, and between December 29 and January 3).
4. Applications will not be accepted in cases where victims are in a situation where the amount ofcompensation for liability damages cannot be assessed, such as when the victim is currently undergoing
medical treatment, or is in the process of having permanent disability grade approved (including in the caseof filing objections) for Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance (or Compulsory Mutual Automobile
Liability Insurance). As it is impossible for such cases to proceed to reach a settlement by mediation, it isadvisable to make a reservation for such services after the amount of compensation for liability damages
can be assessed.
5. When making a reservation for the application, the date and time for the applicant to attend the initialconsultation will be determined. The Center will then send the applicant its ‘Terms of Use’, ‘Application Form’and other relevant documents explaining which documents need to be submitted for legal consultations andmediation in order to achieve an amicable settlement. After reading the Terms of Use, the applicant is
obliged to come to the Center without fail, as it is a condition for him or her to comply with the Terms of Usein order to use the Center’s ADR services. The Terms of Use are also displayed on the Center’s website. If
an applicant is in the process of negotiating the settlement of a claim with an insurance company, etc.*, heor she is required to inform those in charge at the insurance company, etc. that he or she has made areservation to apply to the Center for the use of ADR services (mediation).
* ‘Insurance company, etc.’ means those insurance companies affiliated to the General Insurance
Association of Japan or the Foreign Non-Life Insurance Association of Japan, or those cooperatives affiliatedto the National Mutual Insurance Federation of Agricultural Cooperatives, the National Federation of Workers
and Consumers Kyosai Cooperatives, the National Mutual Insurance Federation of Truck Transport
Co-operatives, the National Federation of Motor Insurance Cooperatives or the National Federation of Fire
Insurance Co-operatives for Small Business that have agreed to respect the arbitral recommendations
provided by the Center.

Legal consultations
Legal consultation services are provided on the premise that the case will be mediated to achieve an amicablesettlement. An attorney in charge meets with the petitioner to hear his or her statement, examines the materials
he or she has submitted, and then sorts out problems and/or offers him or her advice for solving any problems.
Depending on the case, the attorney may cease his or her services by merely giving advice on legal procedures,
and/or by introducing bar associations or other counseling organizations.

Mediation to achieve an amicable settlement
1. Where a petitioner requests the attorney in charge to mediate for an amicable settlement, the Center will
request the counterparty to visit the Center, and then the case will enter into mediation aimed at an amicablesettlement between both of the parties (meaning both the petitioner and the counterparty, hereafter, ‘theparties’). Such a meeting between the parties is thus usually held at the second meeting or later.
If the counterparty is an insurance company, etc., it is obliged to attend the meetings at the Center andaccept the mediation discussion.
2. The attorney in charge will listen to both parties’ statements of the circumstances under which the accident
occurred, and to their opinions regarding the amount of liability damages. The attorney will then prepare a
draft amicable settlement in a neutral and fair manner and present it to both parties.
3. If a request to resolve the case by litigation is submitted by the insurance company, etc., the mediation
procedure will be suspended and the Center will deliberate whether it is appropriate to transfer the case tolitigation.
If the Center approves such a request, judging that it is more appropriate for the case to be resolved bylitigation, the Center will terminate its procedures. This may apply to such cases where there are insufficientmaterials clarifying the exact circumstances of the accident, or where a more sophisticated medical
assessment is required, as there is inadequate material showing reasonable and probable causation
between the accident and the injury.
4. If an agreement for an amicable settlement is reached between the parties by mediation, the attorney incharge will prepare an out-of-court settlement document (or an instrument of discharge), which the parties
will sign, seal and exchange.

Deliberations
1. When an attorney in charge judges that mediation will fail to reach an amicable settlement, any of the parties
concerned will be able to apply for deliberation, only within 14 days after receiving notice from the Center ofsuch judgment.
In the case of an application for deliberation concerning physical damage, there may be some cases whereletters of consent accepting the arbitral recommendation by the deliberation board are required to besubmitted by both parties in advance. For example, this may apply to such cases where both parties suffer
physical damage as a result of a collision between two (or more) cars and both parties are at fault.
2. The cases that the deliberation board takes up are those that involve the insurance companies, etc. withwhich the counterparty, i.e., the perpetrator, has made a contract for automobile insurance or automobile
mutual aid and which have agreed to respect the arbitral recommendations of the Center and, further,which, in the insurance policy wordings of the respective companies or cooperatives applicable to theaccident, provide for the accident victim’s right to be able to claim against them directly.
3. When deliberations are completed by the board, an arbitral recommendation (conclusion) is delivered. The
petitioner is required to respond to the Center as to whether he or she agrees or disagrees with the arbitral
recommendation within 14 days of the day they were notified of the recommendation. If there is no answer
from the petitioner after this period, he or she will be regarded as disagreeing with the arbitral
recommendation.
4. When the petitioner agrees with the arbitral recommendation, then since the insurance company, etc. is torespect arbitral recommendations made by the Center, the attorney in charge will draw up an out-of-court
settlement document (or an instrument of discharge) based on the content of the recommendation.
Even if the petitioner agrees with the arbitral recommendation, he or she may be regarded as withdrawing
his or her agreement if he or she does not agree to the drawing up of the out-of-court settlement document
or the instrument of discharge. (However, the petitioner will not be allowed to withdraw his or her agreementwith the arbitral recommendation in the case of physical damage where he or she has submitted his or her
letter of consent complying with the recommendation made by the deliberation board.)

Procedures for legal consultations, mediation and deliberations provided by the Center are as follows.
Please note that some aspects of how these procedures are handled may differ slightly among theorganization’s headquarters, its branches and consultation offices.

Petitioner (Victim)
Reservation for application for the useof the Center’s procedures by phone.

Acceptance of the reservation.
(Date for the petitioner to visit the Center
determined)
Application form and Terms of Use aresent to the petitioner.

[Initial Consultation]
The petitioner visits the Center.
(Acceptance of application)
Application form and other documents
are submitted to the Center.
Face-to-face consultation is provided by
the attorney in charge.
(Date of next meeting determined)
Informing thecounterparty ofthe date of
consultation(Request for
attendance)

Request formediation[Mediation for Settlement]
With both the petitioner and thecounterparty in attendance, mediation forsettlement is provided by the attorney incharge.

Mediation is
terminated by
the Center’s
approval for thecase to betransferred tolitigation.

A settlement proposal is presented toboth parties.

Both parties consent to the settlement
proposal.
(The case is closed due to an amicablesettlement being reached.)(Out-of-court settlement document /instrument of discharge prepared)

Procedures end after
providing legal
consultation alone.

Mediation is
unsuccessful. (Theparties disagree with thesettlement proposal.)Filing a petition for thecase to be deliberated.
(If the parties wish thecase to be deliberated.)
The case is transferred
to deliberation. (Ifaccepted.) The parties
are notified of the dateof deliberation meeting.

Transferring the case todeliberation is not
accepted.
Case closed.

Deliberations are madeand an arbitral
recommendation isdelivered with both thepetitioner and theinsurance company, etc.
attending.

The case is closed due tothe petitioner’s
agreement with thearbitral recommendation.
(Out-of-court settlement
document / instrument ofdischarge prepared)

The case is closed due tothe petitioner’s
disagreement with thearbitral recommendation.
(Termination of proceedings)(Resolution throughlitigation or other means)

Note 1. ‘Petitioner’ means the victim of an automobile accident.
2. ‘Counterparty’ means the perpetrator, or the insurance company or the corporative with which the perpetrator has made a contract for automobile insurance
or automobile mutual aid.
3. If the case relates only to physical damage and not to bodily injury, or if the case is petitioned by a representative attorney (including an authorized judicial
scrivener granted the power of litigation representation at summary courts), the procedure for mediation for settlement will, in principle, start from the initial
meeting in order to reach a prompt settlement. In such a case, the petitioner is required to inform the counterparty of the date of the first meeting and request
him or her to attend the meeting. (This procedure may differ depending on whether the meeting is held at the Center’s headquarters, one of its branches or
one of its consultation offices.)

Main documentation that needs to be prepared
Copies of the following materials need to be submitted. (Note: originals are not acceptable.) In principle, materials
submitted by the user will not be returned.
** The name of the insurance company or the cooperative with which the counterparty has made a contract for
automobile insurance or automobile mutual aid, the name of the person in charge of the case (the name of therepresentative attorney) at the insurance company or the cooperative, and their contact telephone number(s)need to be confirmed in all cases.
** Where copies of materials that contain a so-called ‘My Number’ (Personal Identification Number) need to besubmitted, be sure to blot out the ‘My Number’ before submitting such copies to the Center.

Required documentation in all cases– Certificate of Traffic Accident issued by the Japan Safe Driving Center– Report on the circumstances under which the accident occurred** In addition to the above, copies of the following documents may need to be submitted depending on thecircumstances of the accident.

In the case of personal accident and/or permanent disability
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Medical certificate and/or statement of medical fees
Document pertaining to diagnosis of permanent disability.
Certificate of the approval of permanent disability grade
Statement of hospital transportation fees and other expenses
Withholding tax slip and/or Certificate of tax payment
Statement of the amount of indemnification for legal liability presented by insurance companies or cooperatives

In the case of a fatal accident––––

Death certificate or Postmortem report
Family register certificate
Receipts of hospital fees and related expenses
Receipts related to funeral expenses

In the case of an accident resulting in physical damage––––

Estimate of repair costs
Pictures of own car and the counterparty’s car
Receipts of car rental fees and/or courtesy car charges
Documents certifying the owner of the victim’s automobile (Vehicle Inspection Certificate, etc.)** Documents regarding personal information included among the materials to be submitted to the Center will
be utilized for the purpose of solving disputes at the Center.
Methods for acquiring personal information and providing such to a third party at the Center will also be
handled according to the Act on the Protection of Personal Information.

Situations in which the procedures for ADR services provided by
the Center are terminatedProcedures for ADR services provided by the Center are to be terminated in the following cases, and therelationship between the parties and the Center are also terminated (see Terms of Use for details).
● where the Center will not engage in mediation (Article 3 of the Terms or Use).
● where mediation shall be terminated (Article 15 of the Terms of Use).
● where procedures for services at the Center shall be terminated (Article 23 of the Terms of Use).

** Once the procedures have been terminated at the Center, users cannot re-apply for the Center’s ADR services.

Responsibilities and obligations of the parties
When the parties use procedures provided by the Center for mediating an amicable settlement, such parties bear
responsibility for and are obliged to comply with the following.
For details, please refer to the Terms of Use (Article 8 of the Terms of Use).
The parties should comply with the Terms of Use and must not conduct any of the following:● Insisting on false facts when the parties use mediation for an amicable settlement provided by the Center.
● Defaming, slandering or taking intimidating action towards the counterparty of individual cases, the attorneys incharge, and/or staff members of the Center.
● Taking any other actions that might prevent the Center from conducting its business in a smooth and fair manneras stated in the annexes to the Terms of Use.
** When the Center has judged that any of the parties do not themselves comply with their responsibilities andobligations, the Center may terminate its procedures.

Notes for the use of ADR services by the Center
1. In principle, legal consultations, mediation, and deliberations offered by the Center are provided on condition
that the petitioner, the counterparty and/or their representative attorneys (including their authorized judicial
scriveners granted the power of litigation representation at summary courts) are in attendance. The petitioner
cannot ask any persons other than his or her representative attorneys to become involved, such as asking
others to participate in or accompany him or her at procedures relating to the use of services provided by theCenter. However, such restriction does not apply in cases where the attorney in charge or the deliberation board
in particular approves other persons. In order to confirm the relationship between the petitioner and his or her
representative, the representative shall be asked to submit such necessary documents, as instructed by theCenter, including a Power of Attorney and a certificate of the registered seal of the victim him or herself (or the
person with parental authority if the victim is a minor). If the victim him or herself does not have the mental
capability to make a judgment and cannot submit a Power of Attorney, etc., procedures for the appointment of
his or her adult guardian will need to be taken.
2. Those who may be allowed to enter the consultation rooms when legal consultations or mediation are provided
at the Center are limited to those parties involved in the accident themselves (including their legal
representatives) or their representative attorney.
3. Although fees for legal consultations, mediation and deliberations are not charged, any costs such as those forcollecting medical documents, fees for transportation to and from the Center and communication fees
(telephone, fax, etc.) for the use of services provided by the Center shall be borne by the parties themselves.
4. Although the attorney in charge will listen to an explanation of the petitioner putting him or her in the position of
the petitioner (the victim of the traffic accident), the attorney will proceed with mediation not as a representative
attorney commissioned by the petitioner but as a third party taking a neutral and fair position. The attorney incharge is to commit to the case from beginning to end, and cannot be changed at the request of the petitioner
during the course of mediation.
5. If appointments for legal consultation or procedures for mediation or deliberation become unnecessary for thepetitioner as a result of completion of a settlement with the counterparty, he or she is required to inform theCenter that he or she is to withdraw his or her use of such services immediately.
6. In the course of proceeding with legal consultations, mediation and/or deliberations, the parties are required tofollow instructions by the attorney in charge, the jurors of the deliberation board and/or staff members of theCenter, and to cooperate with the Center for the completion of amicable settlements following the Terms of Use
without performing any action such as defaming, slandering or taking intimidating action towards thecounterparties.
7. The right to claim damages is subject to extinctive prescription. Applications to the Center shall not cause thesuspension of the running of prescriptions. In order to suspend the running of prescriptions, the petitioner isrequired to take legal procedures to nullify the commencement of the prescription by him or herself. If extinctive
prescription has been completed and the counterparty is claiming the benefit of prescription at the reservation
for application made by telephoning the Center, the application cannot be accepted.

Disputes where the Center cannot engage in legal consultations,mediation or deliberations
1. The Center will not provide ADR services in the following cases:(1) The counterparty in the dispute is not related to perpetrators of accidents caused by automobiles (including
motorcycles with a displacement of less than 50cc), for example, liability disputes arising from accidents
between cyclists and pedestrians, or among cyclists.
(2) Disputes are related to payments of claims for coverage by insurance companies or cooperatives with which
the victims themselves have made contracts, such as payments for passengers’ personal accident coverageor personal accident compensation coverage.
(3) Disputes are related to the approval of permanent disability grade for Compulsory Automobile Liability
Insurance or Compulsory Mutual Automobile Liability Insurance, or judgment of liability or non-liability fordamages.
(4) Disputes are related to subrogation issues among insurance companies or cooperatives, or with medical
institutions or social insurance, etc.
(5) Disputes are related to accidents where the insurance company or the cooperative of the counterparty is not
identified.
2. Where the counterparty causing an accident has taken out automobile mutual aid other than with insurancecompanies, etc. that respect arbitral recommendations made by the Center, or has not taken out automobile
insurance or automobile mutual aid, and where the counterparty disagrees with mediation and deliberation by
the Center, it cannot proceed with mediation and deliberations.

Q&A
Q1. What are the advantages of using ADR services provided by the Center?
A1. The Center is a public interest incorporated foundation which provides a system for resolving disputes related to liability
damages caused by automobile accidents more promptly than in court (see Q&A 8).
The Center’s commissioned attorneys, who have a deep knowledge of and experience in liability issues related to traffic
accidents, provide mediation from a neutral and fair standpoint. The public is encouraged to use these services with peaceof mind, as the Center provides such services free of charge.
If a settlement by mediation is not attained, the parties can file for deliberation with the deliberation board (see Q&A 9).
Q2. How can I apply for ADR services provided by the Center?
A2. Firstly, you need to make a reservation to use ADR services by telephone. Upon receiving a reservation request, theCenter will confirm whether the case applied for satisfies the conditions required for conducting mediation services (see Q&A
3). If the case satisfies such conditions, the application will be accepted. The applicant will then be asked to visit the Center’s
office to make an application on the reserved date. As the Center will send him or her a notification outlining the date andtime of the initial consultation, etc., together with an application form for the use of the Center’s services, the Terms of Useand other documents after the reservation has been made by telephone, the applicant is required to agree with the Terms ofUse before applying to and then submit the application form to the Center.
Q3. If I am receiving medical treatment, can I apply for ADR services provided by the Center?
A3. No. You will be able to apply only after the amount of liability damages is presented to you by the counterparty after your
medical treatment is completed and, if you suffer permanent disability, all procedures for the approval (including in the caseof filing of formal objections) of your permanent disability grade for Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance (Compulsory
Mutual Automobile Liability Insurance) are also completed.
Q4. Are there any charges for using ADR services provided by the Center?
A4. No, you can use its services free of charge.
However, you will be responsible for paying any fees for obtaining medical documentation, transportation to and from theCenter (including parking), any fees for preparing related documents (including photocopying), and fees for communicationsuch as the telephone, etc.
Q5. When I use ADR services provided by the Center, will I need to commission an attorney?
A5. No, you do not need to commission an attorney at your own expense.
The consultation attorneys commissioned by the Center will respond to victims using the Center’s services appropriately inorder to obtain their understanding in a neutral and fair manner, even if they themselves do not have adequate knowledge ofrelated laws for liability issues or are not accustomed to negotiating disputes with counterparties. Therefore, the Centerencourages you to use its services without cause for concern. All fees required by the Center’s attorneys are free of charge.
Q6. Are attendees at mediation meetings, etc. limited to the victim him or herself?
A6. In principle, the victim him or herself (the claimant of liability damages) shall attend the meetings for mediations by him
or herself. Where the victim him or herself is unavoidably unable to attend a meeting, then based on the judgment of theattorney in charge, the victim’s spouse, parents and/or children who are aware of the circumstances of the accident and thecondition of the victim, may be asked to attend the meetings on behalf of the victim.
In order to confirm the relationship between the victim and his or her representative, the latter shall be asked to submit to theCenter a Power of Attorney and a certificate of the registered seal of the victim him or herself (or the person with parental
authority if the victim is a minor) as instructed by the Center. Where the victim is deceased, a representative of his or her nextof kin (heirs) will, in principle, be asked to attend the meetings. If the representative is to attend the meetings, a Power ofAttorney and a certificate of the registered seals of all other heirs are required to be submitted to the Center.
Q7. How does the Center proceed with mediation for amicable settlements?
A7. The attorneys in charge at the Center will make their best efforts to reach agreement between both of the parties bylistening to the statements made by both sides and mediating between them from a neutral and fair standpoint.
When both sides reach an agreement, procedures for mediation will cease as an amicable settlement attained.
Each consultation or mediation session is to last up to approximately one hour.
Q8. How many times do the parties need to attend meetings including the initial session?
A8. In the case of damages for bodily injury, generally speaking, more than 70% of such cases reach amicable settlements
within three meetings, and more than 90% within five meetings. In the case of physical damage, the majority of such cases
complete settlement within a couple of meetings.
Q9. Can you give an outline of the deliberation procedures?
A9. The parties can plead the case for deliberation when mediation ends unsuccessfully.
Procedures for deliberation are separate from mediation.
Deliberations are conducted by deliberation boards and each board comprises one scholar of the law, one former judge andone experienced attorney. At the deliberation, members of the board receive an explanation from both parties again of thepoints in dispute and the circumstances of the accident, etc., and they then determine their arbitral recommendation(conclusion) by deliberation and the ensuing agreement of all the members of the board.
The insurance companies, etc. are obliged to respect arbitral recommendations. If the victim agrees with therecommendation, a settlement can be reached.
Conversely, if the victim disagrees, procedures for a resolution of the dispute will be terminated at the Center.

The Terms of Use define what those persons who use procedures for legal consultations, mediation for amicablesettlements and deliberations provided by the Japan Center for Settlement of Traffic Accident Disputes, Public
Interest Incorporated Foundation are asked to know and to comply with. As it is a precondition for those usersof the Center’s ADR services to comply with the Terms of Use, please be sure to read the Terms before applying
to the Center and then submit the necessary application forms.

Offices accepting applications for the use of ADR services by the Center
Offices accepting applications

Location of the petitioner’s residence or of the accident

Sapporo Branch Office

Hokkaido

Sendai Branch OfficeMiyagi Prefecture, Aomori Prefecture, Iwate Prefecture, Akita Prefecture,
Yamagata Prefecture and Fukushima Prefecture.

Saitama Consultation Office

Tokyo, Kanagawa Prefecture, Chiba Prefecture, Yamanashi Prefecture, Ibaraki Prefecture,
Saitama Prefecture, Gunma Prefecture, Tochigi Prefecture, Nagano Prefecture andNiigata Prefecture.

Nagoya Branch Office

Aichi Prefecture, Gifu Prefecture and Mie Prefecture.

Shizuoka Consultation Office

Shizuoka Prefecture

Kanazawa Consultation Office

Ishikawa Prefecture, Toyama Prefecture and Fukui Prefecture.

Osaka Branch OfficeOsaka, Hyogo Prefecture, Kyoto, Shiga Prefecture, Nara Prefecture andWakayama Prefecture.

Hiroshima Branch Office

Hiroshima Prefecture, Okayama Prefecture, Yamaguchi Prefecture,
Tottori Prefecture and Shimane Prefecture.

Takamatsu Branch Office

Kagawa Prefecture, Ehime Prefecture, Tokushima Prefecture and Kochi Prefecture.

Fukuoka Branch Office

Fukuoka Prefecture, Saga Prefecture, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kumamoto Prefecture,
Oita Prefecture, Miyazaki Prefecture, Kagoshima Prefecture and Okinawa Prefecture.

Tokyo HeadQuarters

List of locations of the Japan Center for Settlement of Traffic Accident Disputes (JCSTAD)
TEL: 03-3346-1756

FAX: 03-3346-8714

TEL: 011-281-3241

FAX: 011-261-4361

Tokyo Headquarters

25th F., Shinjuku Monolith Building, 2-3-1, Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo, 〒163-0925

Sapporo Branch

4th F., Sapporo Bengoshi-kaikan Building, Kita-1-Jo Nishi 10-Chome, Chuo Ward, Sapporo City,〒060-0001

Sendai Branch

11th F., Sendai Daiichi-Seimei Tower Building, 4-6-1, Ichibancho, Aoba Ward, Sendai City,〒980-0811

Nagoya Branch

24th F., Sumitomo-Seimei Nagoya Building, 2-14-19, Meiekiminami, Nakamura Ward, Nagoya City,〒450-0003

Osaka BranchSouth Side of 4th F., Kodera-Plaza Building, 2-5-23, Kitahama, Chuo Ward, Osaka City, 〒541-0041

Hiroshima Branch

5th F., NREG Hiroshima-Tatemachi Building, 1-20, Tatemachi, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City,〒730-0032

Takamatsu Branch

3th F., Kagawa-ken Bengoshi-kaikan Building, 2-22, Marunouchi, Takamatsu City, 〒760-0033

Fukuoka Branch

10th F., Fukuoka-Tenjin Fukoku-Seimei Building, 1-9-17, Tenjin, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City,〒810-0001

TEL: 022-263-7231

TEL: 052-581-9491

FAX: 022-268-1504

FAX: 052-581-9493

TEL: 06-6227-0277 FAX: 06-6227-9882

TEL: 082-249-5421

FAX: 082-245-7981

TEL: 087-822-5005 FAX: 087-823-1972
TEL: 092-721-0881

FAX: 092-716-1889

TEL: 048-650-5271 FAX: 048-650-5272

Saitama Consultation Office 7th F., Omiya-Shimocho 1-Chome Building, 1-8-1, Shimocho, Omiya Ward, Saitama City, 〒330-0844
Kanazawa Consultation Office

TEL: 076-234-6650 FAX: 076-234-6651

12th F., Kanazawa Fukoku-Seimei Ekimae Building, 2-11-7, Honmachi, Kanazawa City, 〒920-0853

TEL: 054-255-5528 FAX: 054-255-5529

Shizuoka Consultation Office 4th F., Taiju-Seimei Sizuoka-Ekimae Building, 11-7, Kuroganecho, Aoi Ward, Shizuoka City,〒420-0851