The bankruptcy system has evolved over the years with the social and economical developments and changes. It moved from early liquidation process to the preventive composition. And then, recognizing the limitation of the composition, the corporate reorganization system was introduced to deal with corporate debts. Furthermore, the expansion of consumer behavior has changed the financial portfolio for the individuals. In the advanced countries, a new individual rehabilitation system was designed to provide the consumer debtors with an alternative to bankruptcy. The bankruptcy law in our country is undergoing major modifications. This is a chance to review the pertinence of our bankruptcy law in the present society. The direction of the modification and the efforts put into it is highly commendable. However, the individual rehabilitation system is not included in the draft. It is the hope of this article to discuss the individual rehabilitation system in American Bankruptcy Code as well as the Japanese Civil Rehabilitation Law, and to discuss and compare the related subject in our country. Perhaps this, I hope, will serve as a suggestion and reference to the future design of our bankruptcy law.