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2002
No.63（March 20, 2003）
- The Eco-Platform Concept - Upgrading coastal areas for the sake of the sea -
- Floating Structures: Are They Ships or Buildings?
- Marine Transportation on the Sea of Japan between Japan and South Korea
No.62（March 5, 2003）
- Protection of Sea Turtles and the Future Role of Seaside Villages
- Expectations from Maritime Joint Venture Companies
- Use of Megafloat in Denmark's Offshore Wind Farm Project
No.61（February 20, 2003）
- A Historic Lighthouse in the Straits of Malacca
- Overseas Technical Cooperation in Ports and Harbors
- Personnel Training and International Cooperation in Coastal Radio Stations for Vietnam
No.60（February 5, 2003）
- Management of Marine Living Resources through the Ecosystem Approach
- USCG in the Far East: Its Stakes and Vision
- Towards a Paradise for Fish in Seto Naikai (the Inland Sea)
No.59（January 20, 2003）
- Asserting Sovereignty in Takeshima
- New Methods of Upgrading Fishing Ports and Fishing Grounds and of Managing Coastal Areas
- Making the Seaside Accessible to the Handicapped
No.58（January 5, 2003）
- A Perspective on the Pacific Islands
- The Importance of Marine Technology Documents and their Collection and Preservation
- Yuhama - to the city and then to the sandy beach -
No.57（December 20, 2002）
- Repair and Preservation of Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site
- The Sea and Buildings, Buildings and the Sea
- Seto Naikai (the Inland Sea) and Modern Art
No.56（December 5, 2002）
- Cutting a Swathe Through Turbulent Waters: OneCoast - Transforming Coastal and Maritime Management Through Knowledge Sharing
- Enhancing Communications along the Coastline
- Modeling Successful Regional Coastal Zone Management - The case of environmental conservation at Kotohikihama in Kyoto -
No.55（November 20, 2002）
- The History of the Name of the Sea of Japan
- Captain, Go Back to Your Old School - Share the Ship and the Ocean with Kids -
- Shibukawa Seaside Cleaning Robot Contest - Potential Return to a Picturesque Beach -
No.54（November 5, 2002）
- What did WSSD Decide about the Oceans?
- Ocean Strategy of Major Countries
- Direction of the US Commission on Ocean Policy
- A Look at the Maritime Industries of France and other EU Member Nations
- British Government Announces First Comprehensive Ocean Strategy
- Canada's Ocean Strategy Announced in July
No.53（October 20, 2002）
- Technology, Management and Competitive Edge - For the Revival of the Shipbuilding Industry -
- Learn from Zuiken Kawamura - How was Japan's Coastal Navigation Route Developed? -
- An Idea on Stranded Whales
No.52（October 5, 2002）
- Knowing, Protecting and Using the Ocean
- Basic Concepts and Promotion Measures for Ocean Development from a Long-Term Viewpoint (Report)
No.51（September 20, 2002）
No.50（September 5, 2002）
- Can We Revive Tokyo Bay in the Edo Style?
- To Make Tokyo Bay into a Beautiful and Friendly Sea
- Merits and Demerits of the Urban Planning of the Coastal Areas of Tokyo Bay
No.49（August 20, 2002）
- Oceanographic Data Exchange Policy
- Waste Disposal by an Offshore Plant: A Proposal from Kure
- Was the Case of Crew Murder on the Tanker Tajima Handled Appropriately?
No.48（August 5, 2002）
- Next-Generation Marine Structure and the Future Vision of the Sea
- Establishment of a Center of Planktology for Global Change
- Introduction of a "Health Examination" for the Sea
No.47（July 20, 2002）
- Maritime Education in the Future
- Art of Defense Taught by Clothed Swimming
- The Sea - A Cornucopia
- Current State and Future Course of Maritime and Environmental Education in Japan
No.46（July 5, 2002）
- Efforts to Introduce the Promotion of Incentive Schemes for 'Quality Shipping'
- Productivity of the Ocean: Present, Past and Future
- 1% Imagination
No.45（June 20, 2002）
- Exertion of Authority over the Invasion of Territorial Waters
- The Current State of Migrant Smuggling and the Strengthening of Penal Regulation in Japan
- Measures Against Smuggling
No.44（June 5, 2002）
- Oil Contamination Measures Must Be Established Based on the Lessons Learned from the Nakhodka Accident.
- Reasons Why the Modal Shift towards the Sea Has Not Advanced
- The New Leaders and the Sea
No.43（May 20, 2002）
- Firing Warning Shots at an Unidentified Ship off the Amami Islands
- Wanted: Japan's Maritime Anti-Terrorism Measures
- From a Sea of Jellyfish into a Sea of Anchovies - For the recovery of fish stocks in the Seto Inland Sea -
No.42（May 5, 2002）
- Resumption of Whaling and the Principle of Sustainable Use
- Commercial Whaling is not for Sustainable Use
- Detailed Report on the Mass Stranding of Sperm Whales
No.41（April 20, 2002）
No.40（April 5, 2002）
- Shipbuilding - Where to Now?
- Establishment of the IMO Audit Program on Flag State Implementation
- Make a System of Promoting the Use of High Quality Ships
