Abstract
At first, Japanese institutions related with the sea in general and particular to enclosed coastal seas are introduced with background of characteristics of their conservation, development and utilization problems, and the choice of institutional policies is reviewed. Then several new legal viewpoints with regards to comparative law, such as public access, public trust doctrine, method of zoning, role players in planning, mitigation and environmental investment are discussed in order to contribute to basic studies for sustainable development and sustainable environment of enclosed coastal seas.
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