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原崎, 道彦

Harasaki, Michihiko

A Trial to Translate Volubli Hegel's "Paenomenlogie des Geistes" 2

藤田, 詠司

Ｆｕｊｉｔａ，　Ｅｉｊｉ

The principle of elementary and junior high history learning content connection

Morales, Milagros

Towards Ensuring Sustainability of Marine
Resouces in The Kuroshio Region
Milagros C. Morales, CESE
Regional Director
Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
Region 02
Tuguegarao City, Cagayan
PHILIPPINES
I am pleased to convey my heartfelt felicitations on the
success of the 9
th
International Symposium on Kuroshio
Science held from November 17 ? 20, 2015 in Kaohsiung,
Taiwan. I wish to thank the Kochi University (KU) for the
kind invitation and likewise express my sincere commendation
to the National Sun Yat-sen University for the hard work and
commitment as this year’s symposium host.
The symposium was indeed impressive as the level and
multiplicity of discussions were outstanding. The conference
focused on the sustainable management of biological
resources in the Kuroshio Region as it highlighted scientific
researches on marine plant ecology, coral science, fisheries
resources and conservation mechanisms. The exchange of
ideas was timely as it provided policy implications to the
declining trend of our marine resources due to anthropogenic
consequences and natural phenomena effects.
The coastal areas along the Kuroshio Region is known to
encompass diverse ecosystems as the Kuroshio current is
recognized for its unique physical and biological properties
which enhances marine productivity. As the Philippines,
Taiwan and Japan are within the flow of this current, it is
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therefore appropriate that attention be accorded to these
resources to ensure its maintenance and sustainability. The
existence of Kuroshio Science Network plays a vital role in
realizing this objective. The program of KU on Nurturing
Talented People to Establish a Sustainable Society in the
Kuroshio Region is one big step to this undertaking. The
program aims to develop capacity of young researchers to
study the natural and social science of Kuroshio Current area
which will contribute to effective and sustainable management
of resources. Remarkable results from the works of these
young researchers were presented in the symposium.
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
on its part is persistently true to its mandate of ensuring the
rational and sustainable development, management and
conservation of fisheries and aquatic resources in the
Philippine waters including the Exclusive Economic Zone and
adjacent seas. Through the Coastal Resources Management
Program of the bureau, establishment of fish sanctuaries,
artificial reefs and marine protected areas in coordination with
local government units are being carried out. Strengthening of
Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management Councils and
organizing of fisherfolk associations as manpower
complement in implementing coastal resource management
strategies are practiced. Enactment of fishery laws including
gear restrictions to prevent indiscriminate fishing is executed.
Provision of alternative livelihood projects to decrease
dependence on the marine resources and minimize effects of
policies are undertaken. The bureau also supports and
welcomes researches with primary intentions of ensuring
resource sustainability.
There are still lot of things to be done but if we will work
together, nothing is impossible. Therefore, at this point, in
behalf of BFAR, I wish to reaffirm our commitment and
coherence with the Kuroshio Science Network in its quest for
realization of a sustainable Kuroshio Science Society.
Mabuhay tayong lahat!
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Towards Ensuring Sustainablility of Marine Resources in the Kuroshio Region

Wang, Chau-Chang

Greetings from tropical Kao-Hsiung
Chau-Chang Wang
National Sun Yat-sen University
Taiwan
Right after Dean Houng-Yung Chen
passed me the door key to the office of
College of Marine Science on August 1st,
I received the warm message from Professor Tominaga.
Professor Tominaga was enjoying the 37? C when writing me
the email. The message was “warm” in two folds. First, of
course the nature of the community shows the warmth to each
other. The other is: that kind of temperature might be unusual
for Prof. Tominaga, but sort of everyday heat for us here in
Kaohsiung in the summer days. Professor Tominaga ‘s
greeting also reminds me immediately that how time flew by
since we got together last November for the 9th International
Kuroshio Science Symposium, and the meals we had on the
balcony with sunset as the background. I would like to express
my greatest thanks to all the participants for meeting each
other at our university for one simple reason: we all are
influenced and benefited by Kuroshio, environmentally, and
culturally as well. So it will be beneficial for us to all stick
together for knowing Kuroshio more.
Our former Dean, Professor Dr. Hinkiu Mok always has
brilliant and advanced ideas. As you may already know that
starting 2015 July he manages a Facebook page called
Wallman Ocean Studio in memory of his late adviser,
Professor J. Wallman. Many friends are attracted to read and
share ongoing and new ideas of fish science on this platform
efficiently. With the convenience of this tool, I believe the
most updated information, research activities, and ideas
regarding Kuroshio can be spread out and shared among us
similarly. The end of last June, we had a cruise to explore the
seafloor of the Okinawa Trough. Our research vessel set sail
from Kaohsiung, heading south, passing the Bashi Channel,
and then bounding north. Taxiing on Kuroshio, made our trip
much faster and easier. I think the internet social platform can
help us in Kuroshio research in similar pattern. Just a wild
thinking, if we coordinate the research cruise trip along the
Kuroshio pathway, maybe some useful information or samples
can be collected casually for the whole community without
extra funding or expenses.
Thank you for your attention, and looking forward to
have more discussion on this later.
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Greeting from tropical Kao-Hsiung

Aldea, Kristian Q

Masagca, Jimmy T

Climate change information and adaptation in Kuroshio Region's vulnerable island

岩崎, 保道

Iwasaki, Yasumichi

高知大学におけるＩＲの取組

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池田, 啓実

Hiromi, IKEDA

Primary Character in "SUJINASHTYA" : Function of Sympathy Based Feel-shop and Self-organization

山内, 高太郎

国際会計基準審議会における公正価値測定の拡大の論理

２０１５年３月７日開催　第３回高知人文社会科学会総会・公開シンポジウム「地域が『世界』とつながる方法」(高知)　 基調報

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ナイトウ,　ナオキ

セカイがソラにやってくる！？―徳島県西部中山間地域における世界農業遺産登録のこころみ　

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