Hanrei Jihosha
Corporate brand
UnclaimedJapanese publisher of the legal journal Hanrei Jiho, which presents and explains court precedents.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Hanrei Jihosha is a Japanese company that publishes the journal Hanrei Jiho, a magazine issued three times a month to present precedent-related information and legal current affairs. The first issue of Hanrei Jiho was published on June 1, 1953, and the company traces its founding to March 23, 1953, with incorporation as a stock company on December 18, 1963. Its stated purpose is to provide precedent information more quickly and deeply, including not only full texts of precedents but also commentary.
History
Hanrei Jihosha traces its founding to March 23, 1953, and the first issue of its journal Hanrei Jiho was published on June 1, 1953. The company was incorporated as a stock company on December 18, 1963. According to the company, Hanrei Jiho was created as a sister publication to the legal journal Horitsu Jiho to introduce and explain the facts and judgments of precedents in detail, at a time when few media provided detailed precedent information. The journal is issued three times a month and continues to be edited to provide precedent-related information more quickly and deeply.
Products and positioning
Publisher of precedent-related information and legal current affairs, providing full texts and commentary on court precedents.
Hanrei Jiho
A magazine issued three times a month to present precedent-related information and legal current affairs.
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