AOYAMA MEE LAW LAB
⚖️ 8 releases out now

Rules you pay for not knowing —
as tools and games.

From diagrams you can use in inheritance procedures to constitutional basics, traffic rules, and "not illegal, but is it OK?" manners. A lab that collects everyday rules in a friendly, unstuffy form. Content is in Japanese.

All free, no sign-up. New content is added over time.

🛠️ TOOLS YOU CAN USE
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Family Chart Maker (Japanese UI)
Answer chat questions and a draft inheritance chart, family tree or genogram builds itself. For inheritance procedures, family-court matters like guardianship and mediation, or just organizing your relatives. PNG/PDF export, file save, and a completeness checker.
🆕 First release Inheritance chart Family tree & genogram Phone-friendly
Try making a chart →
🎮 PLAY & LEARN
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Is That Legal? Law Quiz (Japanese UI)
Found money, verbal promises, badmouthing online — some of it is illegal. From the constitution to labour law and famous court cases, all in everyday examples. Answer a question right twice and it graduates; then review only your weak spots.
🆕 NEW Constitution–labour law Badge collection
Take the quiz →
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Traffic Rules Test (Japanese UI)
Updated for Japan's April 2026 bicycle ticket system — phone-while-cycling costs ¥12,000. Pedestrians, bikes, cars, licences and road signs, with the fine amounts and the reasons behind them. Plus a daily 'I followed the rules today' self-stamp.
🆕 NEW 2026 bicycle fines Sign badges + stamps
Take the test →
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The Manners Borderline (Japanese UI)
Not illegal — but is it OK? Gift money, calendar superstitions, escalators, garbage rules and social media: a quiz that draws the line between law and manners. Some acts actually break Japan's Minor Offences Act. With a daily 'I minded my manners today' self-stamp.
🆕 NEW Ceremonies to SNS Stamps to collect
Find the line →
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Sign Master & License Written Exam
One step beyond the Traffic Rules Quiz. How to tell confusing road signs apart, the learner's and full license exam formats, and the legal changes taking effect in 2026. If you see "always" or "never," be suspicious — a quiz for beating the trick questions on Japan's written driving exam.
🆕 NEW Learner's & full exams 2026 law changes
Start exam prep →
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Japan Annual Events Calendar
From New Year's Day, Setsubun, Hinamatsuri, and Children's Day to Mother's Day, Obon, the harvest moon, Halloween, Shichi-Go-San, and Christmas. A quiz on the origins and etiquette of Japan's year-round events, full of trivia you never knew.
🆕 NEW Year-round events Stamps to collect
Tour the events →
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Everyday Manners & Etiquette Book
One step beyond "Manners Borderline." Official paperwork when you move house, how to reply to invitations, chopstick taboos, why you never step on the edge of a tatami mat, and the art of exchanging business cards. Behind almost every rule of etiquette, there's a reason.
🆕 NEW Moving to table manners Stamps to collect
Check your etiquette →
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The Path to Becoming a Legal Professional
From the bar exam and preliminary exam to gyoseishoshi, judicial scrivener, licensed tax accountant, labor and social security attorney, and patent attorney. Learn the exam formats, subjects, pass rates, and difficulty of six of Japan's national legal qualifications through quizzes — a gateway for anyone eyeing a career in law.
🆕 NEW 6 exams compared Stamps to collect
Peek into the professions →
📖 Reading: guide to inheritance procedures
How to draw an inheritance relationship chart — faster than a template, and how to avoid correction requests (Japanese only) How to prepare the statutory inheritance information chart yourself — format rules, documents needed, and the filing flow (Japanese only) 10-point checklist for collecting family registers — before a missing document stalls the procedure (Japanese only)