研究者業績
Profile Information
- Affiliation
- Professor, Faculty of Business Administration, Department of Accounting Governance, Musashino University
- J-GLOBAL ID
- 201601001918811281
- researchmap Member ID
- B000266001
My interdisciplinary research focuses on various social issues in an increasingly complex society.
First, I've been researching nonprofit organizations that contribute to social inclusion, according to my accounting and business administration background. Although this field has developed with the maturation of civil society in Japan, it is still in the research stage.I am researching the development of nonprofit organizations to improve their governance by appropriately disclosing organizational information to various stakeholders to get broad support from societies.
Second, I've been researching rulemaking in the service sector industry, drawing on my experience as a JSPS Research Fellow and as a researcher commissioned by the government and other public agencies. In this field, legal regulations seem not yet fully organized and studied in the face of economic difficulties that are becoming increasingly complex due to globalization. Therefore, I've been keen on international economic law, including overseas distribution of personal information, financial service transactions, and protection of consumer rights.
Third, I am engaged in civil education research activities, drawing on my various fields of experience, from law to economics and accounting. I conduct practical research on legal education at universities and the development of teaching material programs on sovereignty education.
Research Interests
5Research Areas
4Research History
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Apr, 2019 - Present
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- Mar, 2026
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2018 - Mar, 2019
Committee Memberships
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Sep, 2025 - Present
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Jun, 2024 - Present
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Apr, 2022 - Oct, 2022
Awards
2Major Papers
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ISTR Working Paper Series, (3) 1-24, Jun, 2025 Peer-reviewedLead author
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非営利法人研究学会ワーキングペーパー（WP）シリーズ, 2023年度(1) 1-17, Sep, 2023 InvitedLead author
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ISTR Fourteenth International Conference, Working Papers Series, 12 1-21, Jul, 2021 Peer-reviewedLead author
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Keio law journal, (42) 103-120, Feb, 2019 Invited
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THE JOURNAL OF OHARA INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH, (719・720) 105-125, Sep, 2018 Peer-reviewed
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Den-En Chofu Gakuen University Teaching Curriculum Annual Report, (1) 15-26, Mar, 2018 Lead author
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Discussion Paper，Financial Research Center,FSA, 1-63, Jun, 2015Within ASEAN countries, the amount of trade in goods is increasing rapidly and such remarkable economic growth in this region is also promoting trade in financial services to increase gradually. It is essential to encourage further liberalization of the financial services sector for the development of economy in ASEAN.<br /> By the end of 2015, the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) will have been established, in line with the ASEAN Economic Blueprint adopted by the ASEAN leaders at the 13th ASEAN Summit in 2007. The establishment of the AEC is the goal of regional economic integration. Especially in terms of the financial services sector, the AEC aims to promote liberalization of barriers to trade such as financial services restrictions.<br /> The Japanese Government is making great effort to provide technical assistance in areas such as financial services and human resource development to some of the ASEAN countries, such as Thailand and Indonesia.<br /> This paper researches the progress of financial services liberalization in the ASEAN countries in relation to the AEC. It first introduces recent trends in ASEAN integration, and refers to the GATT/WTO round negotiations and GATS regulations. It also focuses on commercial banking services within many financial services sectors, which is one of the most essential industries in each nation.<br /> Then, the paper conducts case studies of Thailand and Indonesia, for the purpose of enhancing Japanese international contribution. The reason for choosing these countries is that they are the target countries for the Japanese Government in building closer partnership through the Financial Services Agency (FSA), Japan. The FSA has been keen to promote cooperation with these countries and enhance the involvement of both the public and private financial sectors. These countries’ financial services sectors have strong potential to attain leading positions among the ASEAN countries in the future. However, they each have different weakness in their domestic financial systems. Therefore, the FSA can contribute through assistance and cooperation with these partner countries on a wide range of issues.<br /> <br /> Keywords: financial services liberalization, ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), restrictions on foreign investment, GATS, ASEAN
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Info.Com review, (63) 26-45, Jul, 2014 Peer-reviewed
Misc.
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貿易と関税, 57(11), Nov, 2009 Lead author
Books and Other Publications
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National Association of Public Benefit Corporations, Apr, 2022 (ISBN: 9784915668814)
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Sep 30, 2021 (ISBN: 4495210319) -
Presentations
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13th ISTR Asia-Pacific Regional Conference; Civil Society's Role in Sustainability - Social, Economic Development, and the Environment, Apr 24, 2025
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International Society for Third Sector Research(ISTR) 16th International Conference, Jul 19, 2024 Invited
Major Teaching Experience
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Nonprofit Accounting Theory 2 (Musashino University)
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Welfare administration and planning (Institute of Science Tokyo)
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Introduction of Law, Japanese Constitution Law (Den-en Chofu University)
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Accounting (Keio University, Den-En Chofu University)
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Bookkeeping (Keio University, Den-En Chofu University)
Research Projects
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非営利法人研究学会, Nov, 2021 - Oct, 2024
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The Japanese Association for Research in Disclosure, Jan, 2018
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科学研究費助成事業, 日本学術振興会, 1999 - 2001
Academic Activities
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Supervision (editorial), Review, evaluationThe International Society for Third-Sector Research (ISTR), Nov, 2025 - Present
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Planning, Management, etc., Panel moderator, Session chair, etc.International Society for Third Sector Research (ISTR), Jul 14, 2024 - Jul 16, 2024