My office is a tiny and small one but having somewhat principles. It's "The law office for the weak people". So I don't accept the strong people's legal request. Neither do I have any relation with the non lawyers illegal working group.
If you have any legal troubles in Japan, come and consult my office. I start from hearing you. And I'll do my best what is best for you during your residential period.
My office's policy is that the judiciary (especially lawyers) should be more and more familiar to the weak.
Socially vulnerable people (all children and women, men who are socially bullied and foreign residents (English-speaking and Chinese-speaking countries)), those who have derailed their path (criminal defense), All juvenile delinquents (juvenile cases), please come along.
"I'm suffering from bullying without reason. The other person is stronger, but I'm weak. There is absolutely justice for me." Let the law be your ally. Get the courts on your side. Use the law as a weapon to negotiate with a lawyer and sue. There are as many laws in this world as there are stars. But the law is not just for the strong. There are many laws that protect the weak. Therefore, the weak should be protected by the law more and more. Let's put a lot of laws on your side that protect such weak people. I will support you.
I personally believe that basic human rights are all about respecting one's individuality. It's not a strict article about the constitution, but it's enough that people can live as they are, and that the country and people around them don't look down too much. And it is a human right to be recognized for who you are.
Everyone lives only once. Just as the strong live freely in their own way, the weak also have a way of living in their own way. I think it's a basic human right to respect it equally. And I feel that having the weak, who make up the majority of the world, recognize their right to live in their own way is the true meaning of respect for basic human rights.
As far as I know, most of the judges I met during my legal apprenticeship had a genuinely simple sense of justice. That's why the judiciary is still alive and well in Japan. Even the weak are saved enough. Of course, it won't make you a lot of money, but the courts will make fair decisions from a social justice standpoint. At first glance, it looks like we will lose, but it is possible to reconcile through reason. But if you don't sue, the judiciary won't be on your side (no sue, no trial). Moreover, the lawsuit is a last-minute legal battle between professionals called lawyers. The reality is that even if you go to court as an amateur, you can't win against professionals, and judges don't favor amateurs.
If you are a weak person and you are a lawyer with such a background, please feel free to contact us.
First of all, please tell me about your painful feelings, even if it is anonymous, as much as you can (lawyers have a legal duty of confidentiality). unlimited time
And if you believe that we can be trusted, please ask for legal solutions.
After that, we will find laws and judicial precedents that can be on your side, construct them, negotiate with the strong, bring lawsuits if necessary, and argue in court. And together, let's work together to bring your justice to justice! And let the cherry blossoms bloom again in your own life!
Japan is a law-abiding country. The judiciary is alive and well. We will help you.
<Legal affairs handled>
・General civil matters (compensation for damages, apartment and condominium issues, personal bankruptcy, labor issues, etc.)
・ General housework (divorce, parental authority, inheritance, etc.)
・Criminal cases in general (interview after arrest, collection of evidence, arguments, communication during imprisonment, care after release)
・General juvenile cases (attendants, counseling)
・ General administrative scrivener business (license application, residence visa application, etc.)
・General legal issues for foreign residents (must be English or Chinese speaking)
<Defense fee>
Legal consultation: 5,500 yen per session.
First of all, please consult us. You can also email us. Anonymous consultations are also welcome. You can provide your name and address after consultation and after you have determined that you can trust us.
Visitors are limited to one person per day. This is because I want to listen carefully to you.
In addition, the remuneration for lawsuits will comply with the Japan Federation of Bar Associations and the Tokyo Bar Association remuneration regulations, but we will offer discounts to particularly vulnerable individuals. Volunteer advocacy is also available as appropriate.
<Attorney profile>
・Lawyer name: Masami Kizuka
・ Born in Sano City, Tochigi Prefecture. Her parents' house is 400 years old. Her paternal ancestor is the Joshu Nitta clan.
・Entered the University of Tokyo Literature Department 1 and graduated from the Faculty of Law Department of Law (Class 1).
・After passing her bar exam, completed her legal apprenticeship at the Supreme Court (her place of practical training is Tokyo)
・ Registered with the Japan Federation of Bar Associations and the Tokyo Bar Association (affiliated with the Human Rights Committee for Foreigners).
<Other Career>
・National licensed guide interpreter (Languages are English and Simplified Chinese. Registered with the Japan Tourism Agency and the Tokyo Labor and Tourism Bureau. Completed the training course of the Japan Tourism Agency. Belongs to the Japan Tourism Interpretation Association (JGA).)
・I had worked as an interpreter guide for foreign tourists (Imperial Palace, Rikugien Garden, Meiji Jingu Shrine, Nikko, etc.)
・Practical English Test Level 1, HSK Chinese Level Test Level 5
・There is a history of holding administrative scrivener qualification (application for various permission visas, etc.)
・Many experience working as a private tutor (From elementary school students to adults. Many experience teaching English to international school students in Japan)
・Many other labor experiences (coastal warehouse labor, test supervision, noise measurement, advertising model, electronic cigarette demonstration, etc.)
・Having experience as a psychotherapy seminar assistant (2 years studying yoga, gestalt therapy, interaction analysis, healing techniques, communication techniques, etc.)
・I am a Christian (Roman Catholic Church)
<office>
Kizuka Law Office
Phone number: 03 (6877) 7493 Fax: 03 (6877) 7493
5-5-1-3614, The Park House Nishishinjuku tower 60, Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0023
Email address: kizuka_lawoffice@icloud.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/nanasi_mk
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/masami.kizuka.39/
・7-minute walk from Nishishinjuku Station on the Marunouti Line and a 15-minute walk from Shinjuku Station on the 36th floor of an apartment building.
The counseling lounge is located on the 44th floor.
Please call or email us first! It's all about consultation. We'll be expecting you.
I wish I could be any help to your legal affairs and make your sky clear again.
