Nice to meet you, I 'm Jun Sasamoto, a lawyer at Sasamoto Law Office.
1, divorce, inheritance, traffic accident, etc.
・ I'm worried about my husband's affair
( → How to stop? How to get divorced? )
・ My ex-wife won't let me see my child
( → How to visit and interact? )
・ I'm worried about property management of elderly parents
( → How to have an adult guardian? What happens if you do? )
・ I don't know what to do about heritage
( → How to divide the heritage? )
2, For foreigners
・ I have overstayed.
Can I still get a visa?
How can I apply for refugee status?
→ Visa requirements ( To English Page Click Here )
3, Other various types of civil and criminal cases
I have been in charge for over 20 years.
Please feel free to contact us first.
Career
1962 Born in Tokyo
1988 Graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Tokyo
1996 Registered as a lawyer
1997 Involved in the Nanjing Massacre case as a postwar compensation defense team in China
2008 Study abroad in Costa Rica, Central America, studying the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Constitution
2011 Appointed member of Japan Federation of Bar Associations International Human Rights Committee
Entered the University of Tokyo Graduate School in 2012 (currently writing a thesis in the doctoral program)
2014 Became the executive member of the International Association of Democratic Lawyers (IADL).
2015 Participated as an NGO advocate of the UN Declaration on the Right to Peace at UN Human Rights Council
2016 Appointed Secretary-General of the Asia-Pacific Federation of Lawyers (COLAP)
2018 1st Field Survey of JFC cases in the Philippines
2019 Fact-finding mission of the waitress case on the Korean Peninsula
2020 2nd Field survey of JFC cases in the Philippines
Books / edits
2020
"Peaceful Survival Rights-How It Has been Discussed at the United Nations" "With the Peace Constitution" Shinkyo Publishing Co., Ltd.
" Kimari to protect living and education" Jun Sasamoto (supervised) Otsuki Shoten
2019
United Nations Society Paper "The Significance and Role of the United Nations in Security and Human Rights-Rights to Peace Through Deliberation of the United Nations Declaration, " United Nations Studies, No. 20
2019
Peace Society Treatise "Possibility of Regulation of Human Rights Approach to the Use of Armed Forces-Rights to Peace From the Discussion of the UN Declaration", Peace Studies, No. 51
2010-2017
Reports on Declaration of Right to Peace "Interjurist" Japan Association of Democratic Lawyers
2016
Master's thesis "Consensus as a decision-making method in the United Nations and its limits-on the subject of the Anti-Personnel Landmine Prohibition Treaty, the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, and the Arms Trade Treaty-"
2014
Co-authored "Q & A on 48 Rights to Peace I Want to Know Now--To Realize War-Free World and Human Security" Joint Publication
2011
Thesis "Cold War Structure and Military Alliance in Asia-From the Perspective of the Philippines and China-" "Japan-US Security Treaty under the Democratic Party of Japan" Kadensha
2011
Co-edited "Right to Peace to the World-Trends and Movements to Realize the United Nations Declaration-" Kamogawa Shuppan
2010
Single work "World Peace Constitution New Challenge" Otsuki Shoten
2009
Edited by "Article 9 can be used" Nihon Hyoronsha
2007
Hen "Article 9 of the Constitution that 20 people on 5 continents talk about" Kamogawa Shuppan
Requester's voice
When my father died and it was time to inherit, my father's affair was discovered. A will from my father to an affair partner was found and it was brought to trial. The old mother was betrayed by her husband, angry at her cheating partner, and anxious about her future life, so she stuck and repeated the same story over and over again. Dr. Sasamoto listened carefully to my mother without treating her sloppyly, thinking about her life first, and patiently talking to her until she understood the best way to do it. My mother was completely relieved by the gentle teacher's way of speaking, and she regained her composure. (Japanese women in their 40s)
To you doing the helper. Mr. Sasamoto as a guardian is very reliable. They listen to the stories of the users and do detailed work such as applying for diaper charges. In the future, I would like to ask Professor Sasamoto for a guardian. (60s-Japanese women)
When my wife had an affair and left home with her child, she trembled with anger. I immediately decided to file a proceeding from mediation and regain custody. However, Professor Sasamoto advised that "trials are black and white, so in the future, in cases where the relationship with the other party will continue over the child, it is better to discuss in mediation." As a lawyer, I think it would be quicker and more money to have a trial, but I think he made me a person who took time and effort considering the future relationship between me and my child. In the end, I was happy to be able to talk with my wife and meet with children I had never met before asking the teacher. (30s, Japanese male)
It will be done in English, so it will be helpful. It's the same with Filipino Bengo, and he thinks of a good way for children. It's very easy. (Philippines, women in their 40s)
To inherit the land and property that my deceased wife had in Japan, I was in trouble because the procedure was complicated, I could speak English, and there were not many lawyers who could provide personal consultation rather than corporate ones. A friend introduced me to Attorney Sasamoto, who ordered a lot of documents from many institutions, translated them into English, translated them into Japanese, and organized them. I think it was difficult, but he did it at a reasonable cost. I would like to introduce it to my friends. Thank you very much. (American, male in his 50s) [Japanese translation]
Consultation fee and contacts
The consultation fee is 5500 yen for up to 60 minutes.
In the case of a trial, it usually costs about 200,000 to 300,000 yen to start.
If you have difficulty paying legal fees, you can also use the Houterasu.
TEL: 03-5363-5252 FAX: 03-5363-5251
Office location: 20-4-906 Araki-cho, Shinjuku-ward, Tokyo
(5 minutes walk from Exit 4 of Yotsuya Sanchome Station on the Marunouchi Subway Line, 3 minutes form A4 Exit of Akebonobashi station on Toei Shinjuku Line) Click here for Google Map
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