Sekaiho

Sekaiho is a term that does not have a single, widely recognized definition in English-language sources. It is typically encountered as a romanization of a Japanese compound, often read sekai-ho or sekai hō, depending on the kanji used. The first element sekai means “world” or “global,” while ho can be written with kanji meaning “law,” “method,” or other related concepts. Because many kanji readings can produce the same romanization, the precise meaning of sekaiho is highly contextual.

In popular and speculative media, sekaiho is sometimes used as a fictional name—such as the name of an organization, a governing system, or a concept that operates on a global scale. However, there is no established canonical usage across works, and such usage varies by author or creator.

Sekaiho can also appear as a personal name, brand, or product name in Japanese contexts, again without implying a specific concept beyond the chosen kanji. As a result, the term’s meaning depends on the language, script, and source in which it appears.

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