READINGS

Readings

These readings explain general matters about organizing records. For each kind of problem, they describe what records may exist and how to arrange them in date order.

Organizing factsMarch 24, 2026

Organizing Records When There Are No Photos or Recordings | Arranging Surrounding Records by Date

When there are no photos or recordings, how to arrange records such as transit IC card history, card statements, and messages in date order against the other party's explanation.

HousingMarch 20, 2026

Records When Asked to Move Out | Organizing Exchanges With the Landlord

Regular payment confirmations, repair costs, and negotiations before and after a request to move out, as subjects of record.

SchoolMarch 20, 2026

How to Keep Records of School Bullying | Sorting Records by Date and Type

Types of records of school bullying (physical items, digital, health, changes at school) and how to put them together in date order.

FamilyMarch 20, 2026

How to Keep Records of Moral Harassment | Recording Statements, Restrictions on Actions, and Health by Date

How to record dates, statements, restrictions on actions, and health in cases of verbal attacks from a spouse or partner.

MoneyMarch 18, 2026

Organizing Records When Someone Says "I Thought It Was a Gift"

When understandings of money handed over differ, how to arrange the exchanges before, after, and following receipt in date order.

HousingMarch 16, 2026

How to Keep Records of Stalking | Keeping Incidents in Date Order

How to record each stalking-related incident by date and time, place, what happened, and remaining materials, and arrange them in date order.

WorkplaceMarch 16, 2026

How to Keep Records of Workplace Power Harassment | Recording Date and Time, Place, Event, and Impact Separately

How to record workplace conduct with date and time, place or medium, event, and impact kept separate, and materials that can serve as records.

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