French mathematician and theologian Blaise Pascal wrote, “Man is only a reed, the weakest in nature, but he is a thinking reed.” As artificial intelligence and other unprecedented technologies threaten to redefine what it means to “think”, we need to remember that technology should never replace fundamental humanity and good judgment. I apply this philosophy to my work at KLO, especially in the areas of international taxation, transnational M&As, and international dispute resolution. When I am not quoting great European thinkers, I enjoy spicy cuisine, especially Korean food.
Areas of Practice
International Transactions, International and Domestic Taxation, Litigation,
Corporate Law, Labor and Employment Law
Languages
Japanese and English
Education
The University of Tokyo (B.A.(Literature))
Georgetown University Law Center (LL.M. in Taxation)
Experience
2006 Admitted to the Japan Bar
2006-Present Kojima Law Offices (Partner from 2021)
2019-2021 Seconded to Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau, Review Officer (International Examination) of the Review Division for the First Large Enterprise Examination Department
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