Participants of “Japan-Germany Constitutional Conversation” Visit the Supreme Court of Japan

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Participants of “Japan-Germany Constitutional Conversation” visited Japan in September, 2019.

On September 17, they visited the Supreme Court of Japan.

Justice Prof. Dr. Gabriele Britz of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany, Prof. Dr. Matthias Jestaedt of the University of Freiburg and Prof. Dr. Ralf Poscher of the Max Planck Institute for foreign and international criminal law paid a courtesy call on Chief Justice OTANI Naoto, Justice YAMAGUCHI Atsushi and Justice HAYASHI Michiharu of the Supreme Court of Japan. They exchanged greetings and discussed several issues of mutual interest.

  1. About the Supreme Court
    1. Access to the Supreme Court
    2. Organization Chart of the Supreme Court
    3. Justices of the supreme court
      1. MIURA Mamoru
      2. UGA Katsuya
      3. HAYASHI Michiharu
      4. HIRAKI Masahiro
      5. NAKAMURA Makoto
      6. OKAMURA Kazumi
      7. YASUNAMI Ryosuke
      8. WATANABE Eriko
      9. OKA Masaaki
      10. SAKAI Toru
      11. IMASAKI Yukihiko
      12. OJIMA Akira
      13. MIYAGAWA Mitsuko
      14. ISHIKANE Kimihiro
      15. TAKASU Junichi
      16. Former Justices
    4. Topics
      1. Outline of the Press Conference by Chief Justice TOKURA on Constitution Memorial Day（2024.5）
      2. Outline of the Press Conference by Chief Justice IMASAKI on 16 August, 2024
      3. Chief Justice of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) of Brazil visited the Supreme Court of Japan
      4. Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada visited the Supreme Court of Japan
      5. Former Justice of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom visited the Supreme Court of Japan
      6. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Kingdom of Thailand visited the Supreme Court of Japan
      7. British Ambassador to Japan, visited the Supreme Court of Japan
    5. Committees