Publications
 Books

• Nihonkoku Kenpo Dai 9 Jo Seiritsu no Shisotekiengen no Kenkyu - "Senso higohoka" ron to Nihonkoku Kenpo no Heiwashugi (A Study of Ideological Origin in the Formation of the Constitution of Japan, Article 9 - "Outlawry of War" Theory and the Pacifism Provisions of the Constitution of Japan), Senshu University Press (Tokyo), 2006.

 Joint authorship

• “The Origin of Peace Design for Article 9 of the Constitution of Japan” in Kenpo to Genjitsu Seiji (Constitution and Realities of Politics) , Japan Scientists' Association ed., Tokyo: Honnoizumisya, 2010.
• “The Outlawry of War as a Milestone of the Global Peace System” in Heiwa Kenpo no Kakuho to Shinsei (The Defense and Rebirth of Japan’s Peace Constitution) , Tadakazu Fukase, Katsumi Ueda, Masaki Ina, Asaho Mizushima ed., Sapporo: Hokkaido University Press, 2008.

• “The Control of the Diplomatic Right of the State by the Peace Constitution”, LAW AND DEMOCRACY, No.439 (June 2009).
• “The Constitution of Japan and Local Government”, Tochigi Chihojichi to Jumin (Local Government and Inhabitant), VOL.435 (June 2009).
• “The Local Self-government Provision of the Constitution of Japan and the Theory of Limitation to Amendment of Constitution”, Monthly Review of Local Government, No.365 (March 2009).
• “The Constitution of Japan and the Freedom and Right to Education (3)”, Shinshu Jichiken, No.206 (April 2009).
• “The Constitution of Japan and the Freedom and Right to Education (2)”, Shinshu Jichiken, No.205 (March 2009).
• “The Constitution of Japan and the Freedom and Right to Education (1)”, Shinshu Jichiken, No.204 (February 2009).
• “The Freedom of Religion and the Principle of Separation of Government and Religion”, Shinshu Jichiken, No.201 (November 2008).
• “The Principle of Equality under the Law and the Gender-Equal Society”, Shinshu Jichiken, No.200 (October 2008).
• “The Fundamental Human Rights and the Public Welfare”, Shinshu Jichiken, No.199 (September 2008).
• “The Principle of the Constitution of Japan, Article 13” , Shinshu Jichiken, No.198 (August 2008).
• “The History of Human Rights and Constitutionalism”, Shinshu Jichiken, No.197 (July 2008).
• “The Constitution of Japan and the System to be secured people's life, right to maintain the minimum standards of wholesome and cultured living, and individuality”, Gekkan Rodokumiai (LABOR UNION), No.521 (July 2008).
• “What is Human Rights? −The Fundamental Research of the Theory of Human Rights”, Shinshu Jichiken, No.196 (June 2008).
• “The Popular Sovereignty and the System that recognizes the Emperor as a Symbol of the State”, Shinshu Jichiken, No.195 (May 2008).
• “From the Treaty for the Renunciation of War (1928) to the Constitution of Japan, Article 9 (1946)”, LAW AND DEMOCRACY, No.428 (May 2008).
• “The Study of the Debate about the Theory of Sovereignty in Japan”, Shinshu Jichiken, No.194 (April 2008).
• ‘Kenpo Kaisei Tetsuduki Mondai no Kisoteki Kento (A Basic Study on the problem of Constitutional Amendment)’, Monthly Review of Local Government, Vol. 347 (September 2007).
• ‘Seiritsu no Genten kara kangaeru Kenpou 9 jo no Heiwa koso (The Origin of Peace Design for Article 9 of the Constitution of Japan)’,Journal of Japanese Scientists, Vol. 42 No.3 (March 2007).
• ‘Nihonkokukenpo Seiritsu no Sekaishiteki-Minshuteki Bunmyaku（The Historical Context of the Formation of the Constitution of Japan, Article 9）’, Nenpou Nihon Gendaishi, No. 11 （May 2006）.
• ‘Jichitai ni yoru Kikikanri Heiwahosho seisaku to Kokuminhogohosei (The Crisis Management and Peace Security by the Local Government and People-Protection Law)’, Monthly Review of Local Government, Vol. 320 (June 2005).
• ‘Nihonkoku Kenpo Dai 9 jo to Fusenjoyaku (The Japanese Constitution Article 9 and The Treaty for the Renunciation of War [1928])’, SHENSHU GRADUATE SCHOOL LAW REVIEW No. 34 March 2004.
• ‘Kenpo Dai 20 jo “Seikyobunri”Gensoku no Genritekikosatsu ni mukete (A Study of the Principle “Separation of Government and religion”)’, Journal of The Institute of Cultural Science No. 48 2003, The Institute of Cultural Science Chuo University.
• ‘Yujihosei to Chiho Jichi (A Study on Relation of the Legislation of deal with Emergencies and Local Government)’ Monthly Review of Local Government, Vol. 296 (June 2003).
• ‘Senso “Seido”no Higohoka to Nihonkoku Kenpo no Heiwashugi (Outlawing “Institution” of War and Japanese Constitution)’, SHENSHU GRADUATE SCHOOL LAW REVIEW No. 32 March 2003.
  
• ‘Senso kara Ho to Saiban he (Not War, But Law and Justice)’ SHENSHU GRADUATE SCHOOL LAW REVIEW No. 30 March 2002.
• ‘Senso Higohokaron to Nihonkoku Kenpo (The “Outlawry of War” and The Constitution of Japan)’, Constitutionalism and Democracy (Kenpo Riron Kenkyukai ed.), Keibundo(Tokyo), 2001.
• ‘Nihonkoku Kenpo Dai 9 jo no Seiritsu to Kudoka (The Birth and Process of the Erosion of the Japanese Constitution Article 9)’, SHENSHU GRADUATE SCHOOL LAW REVIEW No. 27 September 2000.
• ‘Nihonkoku Kenpo Dai 9 jo Seiritu no Shiso (Historical Background of the Idea of the Japanese Constitution Article 9)’, SHENSHU GRADUATE SCHOOL LAW REVIEW No. 27-28 September 1999 and March 2000.
• ‘Senso Higouhouka (The Outlawry of War) ’Gekkan Jokyo to Syutai No.272-273 August and September 1998.

• “Outlawry of War and Abolition of War” at the Japan Association of Synthetic Anthropology (Sougou Ningen Gakkai), June 6, 2010 at Doshisha University.
• “Key Issue of a Locality-Oriented Peace Guarantee” at the Peace Studies Associations of Japan (Nihon Heiwa Gakkai), November 29, 2009 at Ritsumeikan University.
• “Theory of Outlawry of War and the Constitution of Japan”at the Japanese Society of Constitutional Theory (Kenpo Riron Kenkyukai), April 14, 2001 at Senshu University.
• “Theory of Outlawry of War”at the Peace Studies Associations of Japan (Nihon Heiwa Gakkai), November 14, 1998 at Osaka Sangyo University.

Translation

• Kim Dea Jung (author), ITO, Narihiko (editor), ‘Atarashii Jidai wo Hiraku Tameni−Minshushugi Jinken Minzokutouitsu (To Open a New Age- Democracy, Human Rights and Reunification)’(responsible for Chapter 3 ‘KitaChosen no Kaku Mondai (‘The Nuclear Problem in the North Korea’), Kageshobo (Tokyo), 1998.)

• “Shoichi KOSEKI ‘A Reexamination of Japan as a “Peaceful nation” ’ The Japanese Society of Constitutional Theory (ed.), The Contemporary Issue of the Rule of Law, Tokyo: Keibundo, 2002.”
• “Naoki　KOBAYASHI ‘A 60 Year Symbiosis with The Pacifism Constitution’, Gunshuku Mondai Shiryo (Disarmament Review) , No.310, September 2006.”
• “Manabu ISHIZAKI ‘An Examination of the Japanese Constitution Today’, The Japanese Society of Constitutional Theory (ed.), “The Era of Reform” and the Constitution, Tokyo: Keibundo, 2006.”
• “The Global Article 9 Campaign (ed.), An In-Depth Discussion on Japan’s Article 9 by Twenty People on Five Continents, Hogaku Seminar (Law Seminar), No.635, November 2007.”
• “Akira NAKAMURA‘The Research for the Role of Interpretation of Article 9 of Japanese Constitution by the Cabinet Legislation Bureau in Post-War Politics in Japan（3rd Edition）’, Kyodo Weekly, No.30, July 27, 2009.”

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