Japan Uses Anime to Educate Citzens on Jury Duty
22-05-2009
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Wow, is there anything that anime can’t do? The Japanese government has commissioned a special twenty two minute anime episode that explains the new jury system that is being re-integrated into the Japanese legal system. In Japan, jury trials have not been used in six decades which leaves most citizens unfamiliar with the process or [...]
Wow, is there anything that anime can’t do? The Japanese government has commissioned a special twenty two minute anime episode that explains the new jury system that is being re-integrated into the Japanese legal system. In Japan, jury trials have not been used in six decades which leaves most citizens unfamiliar with the process or [...]
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