日本・石川縣七尾市婚姻習俗的法律和文化研討

A study on the legal cultural theory of marriage customs in Nanao, Ishikawa, Japan

在日本石川縣七尾一帶，據說有一種社會習俗，即舉行婚宴承認婚姻，但直到妻子懷孕或生下被追踪的孩子後才提交合法結婚登記。有。據說，如果在婚宴之後，在提交結婚登記之前分手，即使沒有合法結婚，也會受到傷害。這種做法至少可以在2003年看到。本文的目的是從法律和文化的角度審視七尾的這一習俗。這篇論文的結論是，可以說它與之前法律文化理論研究所指出的日本阿米巴類法律意識，以及被指出為“極富村落”的七尾是同一個模型。有共同色彩的社會”。有人指出，即使執行民法典，這種習俗也是出於確保孩子被追踪的必要性而產生的，並在七尾周圍共享。

Around Nanao, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, it IS said that there is a custom of socially admitting marriage by holding a wedding reception, but not submitting a legal marriage registration until the wife becomes pregnant or gives birth to a child who has taken a trace. There is. It is said that if you break up after the wedding reception and before you submit the marriage registration, you will be injured even if you are not legally married. This practice could be seen at least in 2003. The purpose of this paper is to examine this custom of Nanao from a legal and cultural point of view. The conclusion of this paper is that it can be said that it is the same model as the Japanese amoeba-like legal consciousness pointed out by the previous research on legal culture theory, and in Nanao, which is pointed out as 'an extremely rich village society with joint colors'. It is pointed out that even if the Civil Code was enforced, such a custom was born from the necessity of securing a child to be traced and was shared around Nanao.