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2004
No.111（March 20, 2005）
- NaGISA Project
- The reality of inappropriate navigation in Tokyo Bay
- Today's Silk Road as seen from traversing the Eurasian Continent
No.110（March 5, 2005）
- Global Movement for Coastal Protection by Surfriders
- Ships Built in Dalian, as Products Produced by a Constitutional State
- The Present Situation of the Chittagong Ship Dismantling Yard
No.109（February 20, 2005）
- Thoughts about marine education at elementary and junior high schools
- Who owns the sea? - Practical knowledge and the right to an environment -
- New Concept of Maritime Security: Securing the Oceans
No.108（February 5, 2005）
- The whaling dispute from the viewpoint of environmental ecology
- Environmental education and development of regional human society through tideland restoration
- Thoughts about the multifaceted functions of fisheries and fishing villages
No.107（January 20, 2005）
- The Country that Produced the Internationally Used Word, "Tsunami" What Japan should do
- Expectations for the Establishment of an International Research Institute Related to Marine Contamination under Japan's Leadership
- Concept of "Satoumi" Based on Fishery on Tidelands
No.106（January 5, 2005）
- The global warming issue from a geological viewpoint
- Changes in sea levels in the near future: What paleoceanography suggests to us
- Oceanic cycles hold the key to drastic climate change - Coral samples below sea level provide important information on the paleoclimate -
No.105（December 20, 2004）
- The marine transportation of nuclear materials and the protection of marine environments
- Present situation and problems of killer algae
- The shipbuilding industry in Vietnam - Ship machinery industry in search of new markets -
No.104（December 5, 2004）
- Yacht kingdom Japan, some day
- Development of ports and harbors in sea areas with coral reefs
No.103（November 20, 2004）
- The reality of Paradise Kiribati - Present situation, political issues and Japan's role in the South Pacific -
- Present conditions of the undersea ruins near Yonaguni Island and a way of protecting them
- The ultimate wine made by the influence of California Current
No.102（November 5, 2004）
- UNITAR and the Sea
- Thoughts about bunker boats in the Philippines
- Ensure national minimum standards for Japanese registered ships and Japanese crew
No.101（October 20, 2004）
- The training of personnel who will play a major role in China as a maritime nation in the 21st century
- Marine Affairs Education in the United Kingdom.
- Current situation and problems of marine and fisheries education in South Korea
No.100（October 5, 2004）
- Fishing with the use of tub-turned boats and comprehensive learning - To train children so that they will be considerate of their communities through learning from ancient wisdom -
- Proposal for the co-governance of seas and islands - Co-governance by livelihood principle and practice with islanders playing a central role -
- Measures to maintain and improve sea routes to and from isolated islands
No.99（September 20, 2004）
- Submerged atolls and their regeneration - Territorial preservation of island states in the Pacific Ocean and islands along the Japanese border -
- Cultivation of ocean desert by the principal of perpetual salt fountain: Laputa project
- Progress and achievements of the world's largest hydraulic model of the Seto Inland Sea
No.98（September 5, 2004）
- Grand design of Lake Shinji and Lake Nakaumi
- Comprehensive marine education in the future - Aims of Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology -
- Legal protection of underwater cultural heritage
No.97（August 20, 2004）
- Developing the spirit of engineering at the Institute of Technologists - Training new students through boat races using originally designed self-made boats -
- History and Future of the International Association of Maritime Universities (IAMU)
- Who will really benefit from the deregulation of small boats?
No.96（August 5, 2004）
- A Proposal on Reformation of Japan's Marine Policies
- Establishment of the Aquatic Genomics Research Center, and accumulation of information on genes
No.95（July 20, 2004）
- Interview"Reflections on Marine Day"
- Current stream of international maritime environmental affairs - National challenge after 10 years passed since the entry into force of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea -
- Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's commitment to ocean policy
- Toward structural reform in fisheries and the reevaluation of their functions
No.94（July 5, 2004）
- Cultivating mental forests through hands -on experience - Activities to create three forests "Forests are lovers of the sea" -
- Kozagawa Project -Toward the creation of a research discipline for linkage studies of forests, the countryside, and the sea, and applying research results to society -
- Clean, bountiful rivers, forests and oceans - Actions taken by the Katsura-Sagami River Basin Council -
No.93（June 20, 2004）
- Toward the Practical Application of Oceanic Forecasts
- Proposal for universities to grant degrees in oceanography
- Conference on the promotion of structural reforms of the boat fishing industry
No.92（June 5, 2004）
- To promote the popularization of new marine leisure
- Platinum in manganese crust - What can be seen beyond the continental shelf surveys -
No.91（May 20, 2004）
- Formation of an Asian Network for Maritime Technology Education is a Matter of Urgency
- AUV development in Japan and its future
- A movable "purification vessel"
No.90（May 5, 2004）
- Toward the improvement of safety and convenience of pleasure boats
- Sakhalin oil development and countermeasures for prevention and combating oil spills in Japan
- Who's afraid of global warming? - Giga-Float will save mankind -
No.89（April 20, 2004）
- New evolution in oceanic research by bio-logging - Mysteries of the ocean solved by creatures -
- An image of the "Water Planet" in the new millennium
- High hopes for promotion of tourism in Ogasawara Island by the Techno Super Liner
No.88（April 5, 2004）
- Tobishima Island," the only inhabited remote island of Yamagata - Disappearing things with aging and depopulation -
- What sea training should be in the 21st century
- Embryonic movement of ocean thermal energy conversion
