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Shuichi Nazaki talks to J460 student Ashley Thursby after discussing the Japanese legal system in class Wednesday.

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Shuichi Nezaki, a judge from Japan who is at IU studying for an advanced law degree, visited J460 International PR Wednesday to talk to students about the Japanese government and legal system.

This information will give the students background for their upcoming trip to Japan March 7-15. As part of their class requirements, the students will spend spring break in Tokyo, visiting journalists and PR professionals and learning about Japanese media.