In order to write the book, I founded the Kyoto Comparative Law Center. This book, Doing Business in Japan has been published in ten volumes, and a revised edition is put out each year. The center also carries on active communication with law scholars world wide. Those in charge of court houses in Iraq and the technology transfer of the Vietnamese Ministry of International Trade and Business have come to the center for training. We are forming a human network with these groups.
Information produced upon their return to their countries also goes into a database.
We would like to cooperate with KRP to support enterprise. It is a think tank about world law and law scholars. We would like to provide for the education of law specialists and undertake investigative research. For instance, we would like to receive those in charge of legal affairs at companies who would like to cultivate specialists in intellectual property as researchers. They could advance their research at the center.