2003

●No.81 December 20, 2003
	How are the oceans taught in schools in an island country like Japan? Shizuo Tsunogai Professor Emeritus, Hokkaido University, and Chair, Division of Marine Science Education, Oceanographic Society of Japan Beyond Propeller Manufacturing Hironao Kubo IOS Development Group of Nakashima Propeller Co., Ltd. Production of energy and food in oceans Kazuyuki Ouchi President, Ouchi Ocean Consultant, Inc.
●No.80 December 5, 2003
	Toward the realization of a Japan-Korea undersea tunnel Pyon Jinil Editor, Korea Report Economic exchange in the Sea of Japan Sea Rim Area under globalization Yahiro Unno Professor, Faculty of Economics, Kanazawa University Concept of the "Upside-Down Map" and "Japan Seaology" Kiyonobu Hashimoto Chief, Japan Oceanography Team, International and the Sea of Japan Policy Section, Toyama Prefecture
●No.79 November 20, 2003
	Linkage study on forests, villages and seas Yoh Yamashita Professor, Field Science Education and Research Center, Kyoto University "Michinoku Traditional Wooden Boat Museum", boasting Japan's largest collection of Japanese-style wooden ships Kosaburo Daidoji President, Michinoku Traditional Wooden Boat Museum Foundation, and Chairman, The Michinoku Bank Essential problems in maritime security Shinichi Oi Senior Researcher, Marine Technical Department, M.O. Marine Consulting, Ltd.
●No.78 November 5, 2003
	The present status and the operating structure of Central Japan International Airport, "Centrair" - Centrair is the aerial gateway for the "2005 World Exposition, Aichi, Japan" - Kunikatsu Yamashita Senior Executive Vice President, Central Japan International Airport Co., Ltd. Recommendations of the "Investigation committee on countermeasures against abandoned ships by cooperation among three water areas"On the future direction for countermeasures against abandoned ships Atsushi Sakai Special Assistant to the Director of the Division of Environment Planning Office, Ports and Harbors Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Learning about tidelands during comprehensive learning period - "Let's play, study and report," we are an expedition team to the tidelands - Tsuneo Imai Teacher, Kisarazu Municipal Kaneda Elementary School, currently working for Tenjinyama Elementary School Sachiko Isogai Teacher, Kisarazu Municipal Kaneda Elementary School
●No.77 October 20, 2003
	Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida and Japan as a Maritime Nation Masahiro Akiyama Chairman, Ship & Ocean Foundation Safety of Navigation in the Malacca and Singapore Straits Tadashi Shimura Nippon Maritime Center Japan Coast Guard and an Armed Conflict Law Akira Mayama Professor of International Relations, National Defense Academy
●No.76 October 5, 2003
	Maritime situation in Norway Hiroyasu Ito Former First Secretary, Embassy of Japan in Norway Comments on the roles and problems in coastal shipping Sugio Noguchi Manager, No.1 Project Division, Japan Federation of Coastal Shipping Associations Ship transportation in Niigata Prefecture - Report of the present status and the future outlook Michihei Kurihara President, Shinanogawa Water Shuttle Co., Ltd.
●No.75 September 20, 2003
	Significance and future direction of technology development relating to underwater welding & underwater cutting systems Yoji Ogawa Institute for Marine Resources and Environment, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Conception of Hakodate as an International Ocean City Yataro Numasaki Vice-president, Promotion Committee for International Ocean City, Hakodate, and former President, Laboratory for Marine Science Creation Present status of the education on "the sea" by judging from textbooks used in elementary schools and junior high schools Norihisa Yokouchi Professor, College of Science and Technology, Nihon University
●No.74 September 5, 2003
	Minami-daitojima, the Island on the Front of Typhoon Observation Fumimasa Kinjo Forecaster, Minami-daitojima Local Meteorological Observatory We Dropped Anchor, but the Ship didn't Stop! Masaharu Hashimoto Nakamura Giken Kogyo Co., Ltd. The Future of the Ocean Cruise Ryushiro Urushima Representative Director, Ships Dreamy Co., Ltd.
●No.73 August 20, 2003
	The German Legal System of Ocean-borne Wind-Power Generation Regulation on location of facilities Yoriaki Narita President, Japan Energy Law Institute Professor Em. Dr. Yokohama National University Ecotourism: Regarding forests, rivers and seas as a single cycle Shiro Honjo Manager, Takeno Snorkel Center Visitor Center (Blue Museum) An education program about the sea - Making a water sampler - Nobuo Sakurai Manager, Global Environmental Planning Group, Environmental Division Kajima Corporation
●No.72 August 5, 2003
	GESAMP and GMA - Constructing a New System for Evaluation of the Marine Environment - Koji Sekimizu GESAMP Secretary Director, IMO Ocean Environment Department The Role of Aquariums in Biodiversity Yukiko Hori President and Curator, Enoshima Aquarium Preserving and Studying the Senzan Maru, a Whaling Ship in the Livery of the Tokushima Fiefdom Shigeki Sudo Curator, Tokushima Castle Municipal Museum
●No.71 July 20, 2003
	The Future of Marine Science and Technology Hajime Kinoshita Chairman, Japan Marine Science and Technology Center (JAMSTEC) Staying the Course in Children Education with Boat Races - Learning at sea with "Around Alone" - Kojiro Shiraishi Ocean adventurer Enhancing University Education as a Basic Cornerstone of the Development of Marine Science Isao Koike Director, Marine Research Laboratory, The University of Tokyo
●No.70 July 5, 2003
	Preserving the Environment of the Seto Inland Sea Tomotoshi Okaichi Chairman, Inland Sea Research Society / Professor Emeritus and former Principal, Kagawa University Current Status and Future Directions in the System of Sea Gravel Collection in the Seto Inland Sea Hajime Hirose Professor of Social Information Studies, Kure University Professor Emeritus, Japan Coast Guard Academy The Threat to Whales from Oilfield Development in Sakhalin Nanami Kurasawa Whale and Dolphin Action Network
●No.69 June 20, 2003
	Promoting Ocean Science and Technology at the Office of Naval Research Hitoshi Narita Senior adviser for science and technology, ONR Asia Office The Hard Struggle of Asian Exchange Students at MSA Kazuhiro Hatano Manager (Professor), International Exchange Planning Office, Japan Coast Guard Academy (JCGA) Proposal for Passing-down of Shipwrights' Skills Yuhei Yamada Member, Hakodate Society for Research in Industrial Heritage
●No.68 June 5, 2003
	The Super-hub Port Plan - Possibilities and future issues - Takayuki Tsumori Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Okayama University Structural Reform in the Fishing Industry Norio Nagashima Executive Director, Fishing Boat And System Engineering Association Using Sea Charts in the Classroom - Learning marine geology and topography by studying sea charts - Hiroshi Ota Teacher, Keio Futsubu / School Staff member, Keio University Research Center for the Liberal Arts / Instructor, Department of International Relations, Ferris University
●No.67 May 20, 2003
	Doubling Marine Resources through Artificial Marine Afforestation Yoshiaki Matsuda Chairman, Society for Promotion of Ocean Forests / President, Society for Promotion of Marine Forests / Department of Fisheries Science and Technology, Faculty of Fisheries, Laboratory of Marine Social Science, Faculty of Fisheries, Kagoshima University Planting Exercises to Increase Fish Stocks - The "women of the beach" help to make the oceans more abundant - Hatsue Kitazaki Chair, Hokkaido Fishing Co-op Ladies Auxiliary Liaison Conference Agricultural Production on a Drifting Megafloat - Preventing a century of hunger - Toshihiko Teramoto Representative Director, Natural Environment Research Co., Ltd.
●No.66 May 5, 2003
	Mineral Resources at Sea - The ocean is the womb of life - Mieko Kimura Director, Takeda Research Institute of Life Science & Preventive Medicine Possible contribution of the synthetic detergent in windshield-washer fluid of automobiles to ocean pollution Akihiro Moriyoshi Professor of Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University, Graduate School of Engineering Toward establishment of an open-air museum at the Uraga Docks - The significance of a hands-on dockyard museum and technical education - Kunio Wakamura Vice-Chairman, Committee for the Foundation of an Uraga Docks Open-air Museum Professor, Okayama University of Science Trustee, Japan Industrial Archeology Society
●No.65 April 20, 2003
	Panel Discussion : Enjoying Travel and Leisure at Sea - Promoting the Japanese cruise industry - Toshimi Wakase, Chair, Kaiji Press Co., Ltd. Eiko Kijima,President, Cruise Vacations Inc. Yoshiho Ikeda, Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Osaka Prefecture University Toshio Shigekawa, Chairman, Discussion Group on Maritime Affairs
●No.64 April 5, 2003
	Creating a Special Marine Transport Zone in Kobe Kiyozo Okada Maritime Affairs Advisor Can the shipwreck of fishing vessels at sea be eliminated? Kiyoshi Amagai Professor of Fisheries Science, Hokkaido University Graduate School Proposals of Integrated Coastal Zone Management Research Study Group Leaving Safe, Beautiful and Dynamic Coastal Zone for Our Children Toshiharu Yoshida Deputy Director of Seacoast Division, Rivers Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MLIT)
●No.63 March 20, 2003
	The Eco-Platform Concept - Upgrading coastal areas for the sake of the sea - Ryusuke Hosoda Professor of Marine Systems Engineering, Engineering Department, Osaka Prefecture University Floating Structures: Are They Ships or Buildings? Shuichi Teramae Advisor, Institute for Ocean Policy, Ship and Ocean Foundation Marine Transportation on the Sea of Japan between Japan and South Korea Hiroyuki Goda Doctoral Program in Management & Public Policy, University of Tsukuba
●No.62 March 5, 2003
	Protection of Sea Turtles and the Future Role of Seaside Villages Naoki Kamezaki Chairman, Sea Turtle Association of Japan / Associate Member and Assistant Professor, Agricultural and Life Sciences Research, University of Tokyo Graduate School Expectations from Maritime Joint Venture Companies Masahiko Yoshida Ship Machinery Department, JETRO New York Center Use of Megafloat in Denmark's Offshore Wind Farm Project Tohachiro Tanaka Shibuya Diving Industries, Inc.
●No.61 February 20, 2003
	A Historic Lighthouse in the Straits of Malacca Yoshihiko Yamada Department of Marine Affairs, The Nippon Foundation Overseas Technical Cooperation in Ports and Harbors Haruo Okada Adviser, Overseas Coastal Area Development Institute of Japan (OCDI) Personnel Training and International Cooperation in Coastal Radio Stations for Vietnam Yasuo Tsuchiya Long-term specialist adviser on coastal radio systems, JICA
●No.60 February 5, 2003
	Management of Marine Living Resources through the Ecosystem Approach Joji Morishita Far Seas Fisheries Division, Fisheries Agency, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) USCG in the Far East: Its Stakes and Vision James M. Garrett Commander, U.S. Coast Guard Activities Far East, Captain Towards a Paradise for Fish in Seto Naikai (the Inland Sea) Mikio Hagiwara Former captain of the ferry Uko and current member of the Japan Educational Institute for Seamen (JEIS)
●No.59 January 20, 2003
	Asserting Sovereignty in Takeshima Masanori Ohara Village Mayor, Village of Chibu, Oki-gun, Shimane Prefecture New Methods of Upgrading Fishing Ports and Fishing Grounds and of Managing Coastal Areas Akira Nagano Manager, Department of Upgrading Fishing Ports and Fishing Grounds, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) Making the Seaside Accessible to the Handicapped Tsutomu Tamagaki Occupational therapist, Kanagawa Rehabilitation Hospital
●No.58 January 5, 2003
	A Perspective on the Pacific Islands Jun Sakurada Critic and Full-time Lecturer, Toyo Gakuen University The Importance of Marine Technology Documents and their Collection and Preservation Michio Nakato Representative for the City of Kure, Maritime Museum Promotion Office Professor Emeritus, Hiroshima University Yuhama - to the city and then to the sandy beach - Takeyoshi Degawa Village Mayor, Village of Niijima