Ishikawa Trust

The Ishikawa Trust is a type of trust used in Japan, named after a prominent figure, Ishikawa, who contributed to its development. It allows individuals to manage and protect their assets more effectively while ensuring that their wishes regarding asset distribution are honored after their death. Typically, trusts help avoid lengthy probate processes and can be structured to provide financial support to beneficiaries over time. Core principles include trust management, asset protection, and succession planning, making it a useful tool for estate planning in a legal context.