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Fundamental structure of the government of japan:

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Fundamental structure of the government of japan:

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- - Japan is a small country and few people, their governments have to work hard and use the time to create a strong country.  The king (emperor) is a symbol of Japan, and is the unity of the Japanese people. although he has power, he cannot interfere with government issues because he has no authority. He made matters to the state along with the opinions and consent of executives (high-ranking officials), such as enacting amendments to the constitution, laws and orders and cities Senior government officials agreed. . Senior government agrees. They want to confirm the nomination and dismissal of state leaders and officials according to the law, and all the rights, and information of the Ambassador (a representative of a country) and a national politician ( người có liên quan đến những giai cấp chính chủ ) , awarded honorary certificates, evidence of approved equipment and materials to contact other foreigners in accordance with the law, receive ambassadors (representing a country) and participating Politicians and perform rituals, and meanwhile he has no power. They want high-ranking people like the Prime Minister and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (who has the highest role in the trial, một người quan trọng trong tòa án.) to take on the role of the Diet and senior officials. The emperor is not someone who can decide everything, but he may have done some things for Japan. After the Japanese war, the emperor was the one with all power and unlike the previous period.
http://japan.kantei.go.jp/constitution_and_government_of_japan/fundamental_e.html

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The voting system of America and Japan is different. The election for a Japanese leader must have delegates from national parliament and diets: the upper house (the House of Representatives) and the lower house (House of Representatives). In Japan, they have different elections, they have three types of elections: elections are active in the House of Representatives and about 4 years they will be held once. and the election of lower houses held every three years, the lower house is of great importance to the people in the election. Local elections are held every four years for district offices, in cities, and in villages. In elections, senior officials will have to be selected in order to start the election. High-ranking officials will be divided into many components to be able to vote. High-ranking officials can vote such as the House of Representatives, and the Diet.
http://countrystudies.us/japan/117.htm

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What is the level of Freedom in Japan? and Migrant Workers and Human Trafficking.

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What is the level of Freedom in Japan? and Migrant Workers and Human Trafficking.

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Japan is a very good country, and free. People can do whatever they want as a business or a food trade, and they don't need to spend a lot of tax on expanding their own business. The taxation of the Japanese country is extremely low (the lowest in the world) and the work they do is very simple, it does not take too much effort for the users of labor. Their personal interests are protected in the best and safest order. In 2010, there were laws that applied to technical interns. These include mainly people from China and Vietnam, who often work in agricultural, construction and fishery sectors. In 2016, weak legal protections for migrant workers were abused. They are abused on jobs. they have to work overtime, and do not receive proper wages, giving them dangerous jobs. Their personal information (passport) and personal belongings (phone) must be confiscated and banned from use. they had to live elsewhere in conditions of incomplete training for immigrants.

https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2017/country-chapters/japan#

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Laws that citizens must follow in Japan.

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Laws that citizens must follow in Japan.

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Japan is a very liberal country for the people, and there will have to be laws they must follow. Smoking in Japan is very normal, when you go to a nearby store or a food store, you will find areas for smokers and non-smoking areas. The Japanese have intended to revise the laws like, when you are under 20 (about 18 or older) you may be married to the opposite sex and do not need the consent of your parents. You can also register a credit card without the consent of a parent. About drinking alcohol and beer in Japan, you cannot drink alcohol if you are under 20 years old. You cannot smoke, gamble and adopt children when you are under 20 years old. Japan is a very respectful country for fast food. Because Japan is a very busy country for work and often they don't have time to cook and buy from the stores. But in Japan, they have vending machines, fast-food vending machines are designed to help busy people have time to eat and drink while working.
https://wetravelwithlove.com/en/10-interesting-things-rules-japan/

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Major Differences Between the Japanese and American Legal Systems

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Major Differences Between the Japanese and American Legal Systems

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Foreign government systems (US) and Japan have different orders. the difference between them is rules, everyday life, different ways of living etc. they differ in the laws that the government has set, the ways they work, the rules for the people to follow, and the daily developments that governments have to meet. The legal systems of America and Japan are completely different. Japan uses documents to solve common and private problems, for example when people want to divide assets, they have to use papers to prove that you have the right to use the property that people have divide. but with the laws of the US it is different. they have to go to court and meet the judge to solve the problems they want to solve. The Japanese government will let others go to court when those who have had major problems or things that the government has banned but you have done what they have banned (for example, murdered, or seen by others smuggling and there are colleagues, etc ..). The US government will let others go to court whenever they want when they have something to complain about or things they misunderstand on the street and in society (you can go to court with things you don't solvable or legal related matters).
https://onlinelaw.wustl.edu/blog/major-differences-between-the-japanese-and-american-legal-systems/