Laws, such as laws, contracts, and precedents, are important infrastructures or operating systems of society, and have a great impact on industry and culture. In this course, you will learn how to interpret and design laws and regulations in order to promote industry and culture. In this lecture, we will explore how laws, contracts, and precedents have influenced industries and cultures in Japan and other countries, and how they can contribute in the future, through various case studies. In particular, by leveraging the concept of "legal design" advocated by the lecturer, we will analyze and examine existing businesses, services, expressions, etc. from a legal perspective in order to discover new perspectives on existing business management, industrial and cultural policies, etc. The goal of this program is to develop human resources with such a perspective and to nourish the perspective of updating Japan's policies and management through "legal design" of policies and management.