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**Catchphrase**
Advocate of the "right to sunshine" that brings beauty to cities
Takayoshi Igarashi is a Japanese lawyer, urban policy scholar, and legislative scholar. He is a Professor Emeritus at Hosei University (Urban Policy). He served as a Cabinet Secretariat Advisor in the reshuffled Naoto Kan cabinet. Born in Kahoku-cho, Yamagata Prefecture, he graduated from Waseda University Faculty of Law. He passed the bar examination at the age of 21 while attending university and became a lawyer after completing legal training (20th term).
Igarashi is involved in defending victims of unjust construction and urban planning, and advocates for the creation of beautiful cities, including supporting the enactment of the "Beauty Ordinance" (Manazuru Town, Kanagawa Prefecture). He is also known for originating the "right to sunshine" in Japan.
Igarashi has authored many works on public works oversight mechanisms and urban planning, and presides over the "Citizens' Constitution Study Group," advocating for a constitution based on the principle of popular sovereignty. In his book "Citizen's Constitution," he proposed "constitutional reform from the citizen's perspective" to achieve an efficient, small government by introducing a presidential system.
**Q&A**
Q: What was he known for?
Advocating for the "right to sunshine" that brings beauty to cities, and researching public works oversight mechanisms and urban planning.
Q: What are his famous works?
In "Citizen's Constitution," he advocates for a constitution based on the principle of popular sovereignty.
English Summary
**Catchphrase**
Advocate of "sunshine right" that gives beauty to cities
Takayoshi Igarashi is a Japanese lawyer, urban policy scholar, and legislative scholar. Professor Emeritus of Hosei University (Urban Policy). He served as a Cabinet Secretariat advisor in the reshuffled Naoto Kan cabinet. Born in Kahoku-cho, Yamagata Prefecture, graduated from Waseda University Faculty of Law. At the age of 21 while attending university, he passed the bar exam and became a lawyer after undergoing legal training (20th term).
Igarashi is involved in advocacy for victims of unjust construction and urban planning, and advocates for the creation of beautiful cities, including supporting the enactment of the ``Beauty Ordinance'' (Manazuru Town, Kanagawa Prefecture). He is also known for creating the right to sunlight in Japan.
Igarashi has written many books about public works check mechanisms and urban planning, and chairs the ``Citizens' Constitution Study Group,'' which advocates for a constitution based on the principle of popular sovereignty. In his book ``Citizen's Constitution,'' he advocated ``revising the Constitution from the perspective of citizens'' in order to realize an efficient, small government that introduced a presidential system.
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
Proposal of the "right to sunlight" that gives beauty to cities, and research on public works check mechanisms and urban planning.
Q: What are your famous works?
"Citizen's Constitution" advocates a constitution based on the principle of popular sovereignty.
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