Kasei-Theory I.Non-Applicability: Configuration Without Application

This paper fixes non-applicability within the first system of Kasei-Theory as a non-modal readability maintainability architecture. The paper does not propose a theory of implementation, operational use, or functional deployment. Instead, non-applicability is fixed as constrained configurational non-transferability within local readability maintainability. Configuration does not become application. Readability does not establish usability. Structural fixation does not produce operational access, executable structure, or domain transfer. Non-applicability is not failure, incompleteness, uselessness, or operational deficiency. Applicability does not emerge from readability, and configuration does not transfer between domains. The paper fixes application drift, structural resonance, peripheral contact, non-operational configuration, and constrained transfer pressure as distributed structural positions within constrained readability differentiation. Application drift remains fixed only as recurrent pressure toward operational transfer. The first system remains non-total and non-final without operational grounding, universal transferability, executable closure, or final philosophical closure. This paper is part of Kasei