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Faculty Faculty of Law introduction movie
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2026.05.29[AGU LiFE] < Department of Human Rights > "My experience in the cheering squad was an advantage in developing my career path. I want to shed light on hidden human rights issues as a journalist." (Published)
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2026.02.24[AGU LiFE] < Department of Law > "Language is a bridge to the world: Studying abroad in Geneva continues to expand the intersection of law and the international community" published
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2026.02.09[AGU LiFE] < Department of Human Rights > "The ability to respect the perspectives of others and take a broad view of society, cultivated through human rights-based learning"
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2026.01.23[AGU LiFE] < Department of Human Rights > "Cherishing individual 'discomfort' and 'doubt' while freely exploring global issues"
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2026.01.16[AGU LiFE] < Department of Human Rights > "Deepen your learning through both academic studies and extracurricular activities, and envision a future where you contribute to solving human rights issues"
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2025.11.28[Faculty of Law] The Tax Law Seminar team (Professor Yasutsugu Kiyama and Associate Professor Tomoko Michishita) won the 35th Four-University Tax Law Debate Tournament
PICK UP Unique classes and initiatives
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Human Rights B
This is an introductory class that begins by learning about the current state of human rights issues through documentary footage and guest speakers. Because of the importance of looking at issues from multiple perspectives, this class will be taught by a professor of journalism and a professor of international human rights law.
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Economic Relations Law A & B
Antimonopoly law deals with inter-company competition and consumer protection in various businesses. In the third-year course "Economic Law A & B," students engage in active learning through a combination of group discussions using examples of the application of the Antimonopoly Law, case study explanations, and lectures.
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Ministry of Justice Rehabilitation Bureau Collaborative Training
This is a program that allows you to have a valuable experience learning about juvenile protection and rehabilitation. Over four days, you will visit the only employment support facility for juvenile delinquents in Japan and the local government where it is located, and experience the reality of rehabilitation.
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Aogaku Courtroom Drama
This is an original entertainment mock trial show by Aogaku where live performances and video footage intertwine. All staff and cast members are students from the seminar. Every year, a new production is performed at the open campus, and is well-received.
OVERVIEW
- Number of students (capacity)
- 500 people
- Employment rate
- 95.3 %
- Number of seminars
- 42
FROM STUDENTS Interviews with current students
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My experience in the cheering squad gave me an advantage in exploring career paths. As a journalist, I want to shed light on hidden human rights issues.
(Released on 5/29/2026)Hayakawa Taisei, Department of Human Rights -
The ability to respect the perspectives of others and view society from a broad perspective, cultivated through learning centered on human rights
(Released on 2/9/2026)Yuno Department of Human Rights -
Deepen your learning through both academic studies and extracurricular activities, and envision a future in which you can contribute to solving human rights issues.
(Released on January 16, 2026)Momoka Department of Human Rights -
Facing "issues with no right answers" and deepening learning from a human rights perspective
(Released on September 1, 2025)Yoko Arai Department of Human Rights -
"Challenge without regrets" discovered in Department of Human Rights: Learning about human rights and media
(Published on 8/28/2025)Nakaharada Suzuka Department of Human Rights -
My world has expanded greatly through the wide range of learning I have done on campus and the many experiences I have had off campus.
(Released May 7, 2024)Soichiro Tezuka Department of Law -
<2023 Academic Excellence Award Encouragement Award Winner>
Gaining new perspectives through discussions with colleagues and thinking about how the law should be truly useful in the field
(Released on August 22, 2023)Akari Horimoto Department of Law Human Rights Course -
Four years spent striving for human rights protection and international peace, and devoting ourselves to "knowing" in order to save those in distress
(Released on August 14, 2023)Tomoyuki Nagasawa Department of Law, Human Rights Course -
His dream is to become a lawyer who supports Japanese business. He will take on the bar exam with accurate knowledge and the ability to explain.
(Released June 1, 2023)Kenta Takaya Department of Law -
Thoughts on law revealed during study abroad with a "legal mind"
(Released on April 4, 2023)Keito Ishikawa Department of Law Human Rights Course -
Tackling human rights issues involving complex intertwining factors with a sense of ownership
(Published on December 15, 2022)Takuya Ooi Department of Law Human Rights Course -
My dream is to become a globally active practitioner. To achieve this, I will hone my logical and creative thinking skills.
(Published on October 27, 2022)Rintaro Noguchi Department of Law -
Making use of his experience as vice captain of the rugby club, he aims to be "the unsung hero of society"
(Published on July 12, 2022)Yamato Aine Department of Law -
<2021 Student Award Winners>
Achieving the title of Japan's No. 1 eSports champion while balancing his studies
(Published on April 22, 2022)Kojiro Higuchi Department of Law, Human Rights Course -
Develop legal thinking skills
For people who can assert themselves with consistency
(Published on November 26, 2021)Junko Kanno Department of Law -
Looking at human rights issues around the world
Resolving real issues and causes through legal means from a multifaceted perspective
(Published on November 22, 2021)Ritsu Kitada Department of Law Human Rights Course -
Use the online Aoyama Festival as an opportunity to evolve school festivals
(Published on January 21, 2021)Ryoto Iizuka Department of Law -
Make your student life meaningful with the spirit of "If you're interested, give it a try!"
(Published on December 11, 2020)Taisei Koshoji Department of Law -
The dream I want to achieve at work is to create value that will become commonplace in the future.
(Published on October 6, 2021)Kei Imaizumi Department of Law
FROM SEMINARSeminar Interview
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Valuing individual "discomfort" and "doubt" to freely explore global issues
(Released on January 23, 2026)Takaya Daidouji, Associate Professor, Department of Human Rights -
How to apply international human rights law domestically
(Released on March 31, 2021)Hye-hyeong Shin Department of Law
INTERVIEWS GRADUATES
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< Department of Law Graduate>
Punk Rock Spirit and Servant Leadership in Criminal Defense
(Released on July 31, 2025)Yuri Suzaki Takano Law Office -
< Department of Law Graduate>
150th Anniversary Project "Aogaku Gakuin Mind Opening Up the Future"
From Aogaku, challengers creating the future. Businesses that change society
(Released March 28, 2025)Kentaro Kawabe x Current StudentLINE Chairman and CEO of Yahoo Japan Corporation -
<Graduated Department of Law (now Department of Law)>
150th Anniversary Project "Aogaku Gakuin Mind Opening Up the Future"
Follow your own path without being bound by anything
(Released on August 23, 2024)Takehiko Nakamura × Current student Blue United Corporation President and CEO -
<Graduated Department of Law (now Department of Law)>
Providing support to people in harsh conflict zones while maintaining a neutral stance
(Published on February 16, 2022)Masahide Mita International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) -
< Department of Law Graduate>
The words and thinking skills cultivated through law that are also useful in writing novels
(Published June 15, 2021)Shigeaki Kato TV personality and author -
< Department of Law Graduate>
Supporting Japanese manufacturing and earning the trust of the global market
(Published on May 24, 2021)Tomoya Senda Mitsubishi Electric Corporation -
< Department of Law Graduate>
Learning about human rights and taking social issues personally
(Published on April 23, 2021)Mr. Kenya Murakami Jiji Press
INTERVIEWS FACULTY MEMBERS
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The law is for the people—challenging transparency in contracts, a frontier in civil law research.
(Released on March 9, 2026)Shuya Sakamaki Associate Professor Department of Law -
International human rights law protects all people on Earth. What are the challenges in promoting human rights protection in Japan?
(Released on 5/1/2024)Professor Shin Hye- Department of Human Rights -
New ways of working in the COVID-19 era based on the French concept of "the right to disconnect"
(Released in 2021)Professor Ryo Hosokawa Department of Law -
We don't need such a law!
(Released in 2016)Professor Masami Sumiyoshi Department of Law