Japanese Law education is easy for students to graduate? But I heard the judicial exam was the most difficult exam in Japan. Are there some relationships between the easy education and difficult exam?

Hello Megumi Actually, the definiton of Law me more defined based on the field you did come from. For example. I studied law at Waseda some years ago, but it was related to Business Realtions and International Business Relations and Management. Liberal Arts did be a totally different field I guess.

Depending on what you want to express: Education in law is an extension of the liberal arts department in universities in Japan. Classes in law are part of the liberal arts department in Japanese universities.

This is my question,:(( The meaning of the sentence is the law education in Japanese university is not designed to train law specialists. It is like an extension of LA. I used " extention " in the sentence because Japanese law students pass and graduate easily, so students just add a little efforts that they studied Liberal Arts. In Japanese,　I would like to say "日本の法学教育は、教養科目の延長のようなものです”, Is my sentence correct, or doesn't my question make sence? lol! Anyway, I am looking foward to opinions! Thank you in advance.