DEEPTOKYO：東京中枢で見える世界地図Story28(ドイツ)／DEEP TOKYO: The World Map Visible from the Heart of Tokyo JAPAN Story28～Germany
DEEPTOKYO：東京中枢で見える世界地図Story28(ドイツ)／DEEP TOKYO: The World Map Visible from the Heart of Tokyo JAPAN Story28～Germany
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“大陸法”で共通し、１５０年の関係の中で社会システムに相互に影響し合ったドイツと日本列島。
製造業などで成長復活し、世界有数のＧＤＰと人口を有する経済大国としても共通点を有します。一方で、２０２６年現在は、横ばいの経済、人口減少、社会保障、対外政策、など共通の社会構造課題を抱えます。
“世界には４つの国しかないー先進国、発展途上国、アルゼンチン、日本”という命題が示す通り、ドイツと日本列島の社会構造の課題の対他比較から見えてくる社会構造改革に関する処方箋とは？
現地取材、証拠、法律等に基づき、日独の両者の社会構造課題の深層に迫ります。
Germany and the Japanese archipelago, sharing a common "continental law" system, mutually influenced each other's social systems over a 150-year relationship.
Both nations have achieved economic revitalization—driven by sectors such as manufacturing—and stand as major economic powers with world-leading GDPs and substantial populations. At the same time, as of 2026, they face similar structural challenges, including economic stagnation, population decline, social security issues, and foreign policy concerns.
Reflecting the famous adage that "there are four types of countries in the world: developed nations, developing nations, Argentina, and Japan," what prescriptions for structural reform emerge when comparing the social challenges faced by Germany and Japan?
Drawing on on-the-ground reporting, empirical evidence, and legal analysis, this study and legal article delves into the underlying nature of the social structural challenges facing both nations.
