Use the catalogue to search for University of Melbourne Library books. You can restrict your search to include items held in the Law Library. The call number for books on Japanese law is KT 4621. We suggest you start with a subject search on Law - Japan. Access to e-books held by the University is restricted to University of Melbourne staff and students.
Making We the People: democratic constitutional founding in postwar Japan and South Korea by 
Non-Formal Education and Civil Society in Japan by 
Medical Law in Japan by 
Second-Best Justice: the virtues of Japanese private law by 
Going to Court to Change Japan by 
Health Inequalities in Japan by 
Cyber Law in Japan 2nd ed. by 
Japanese Laws in English: An Index to the EHS Law Bulletin Series by 
The Origins of Japanese Credentialism by
The following are some useful sources which will help you find journal articles on topics related to Japanese law. These sources include print and online indexing and abstracting services as well as full text resources.
Specific journals provide current scholarly opinion and analysis of specific aspects of your topic. To find particular journal titles in your area of interest use the following:
Note that journal articles are mainly in Japanese.
