Abstract
Shiho-Shoshi Lawyer's Associations, in their regions, developed educational materials from the standpoint that a contract is a juristic act Their materials dealt with contracts related to everyday life and relevant consumer matters. The aim was to acquire understanding of basic principles of civil law, especially contract law, and then to think from and act upon those principles; in other words, to gain the ability to take action when there is a sense that something legally wrong or dangerous has occurred. This type of consumer education would be defined as
& quot; consumer education by means of law-related education & quot;.
