Ocean Newsletter
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2018
No.447（March 20, 2019）
- Looking at the Ocean through the Visible and Infrared Sensors of Japan’s New Satellite "Shikisai"
- Efforts towards Creation of an Oyster Farming Pipe Utilizing Biodegradable Plastics
- Project for the Revitalization of "Naniwa Sea" —Regaining a beautiful and bountiful Osaka Bay—
No.446（March 5, 2019）
- Lessons from the Earthquake and Tsunami off the Shore of Tohoku and Countermeasures for a Nankai trough Earthquake
- Future Changes in Coastal Disasters due to Climate Change
- Training of Divers at Taneichi Senior High School
No.445（February 20, 2019）
- Robots will Lead the Way towards Our Future Oceans -The utilization of multiple undersea robots as a key point-
- The Current Situation of the Korean Maritime Transport Industry and the Scaling-up of Marine Finance Education
- The Unknown Achievements of the “Politician who cultivated the ocean”
No.444（February 5, 2019）
- Monitoring Shallow-Water Bathymetry that Cooperates with Coastal Fisheries
- Creation of a World-Renowned Matsushima Bay “Wonderland”
- Making Hotelships a Legacy of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games
No.443（January 20, 2019）
- Considerations on the Blue Carbon Project in Yokohama City
- International Cooperation Efforts with Pacific Island States Regarding Coastal Resource Management—Learning from the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami—
- The Appeal of Freediving as a Competitive Sport
No.442（January 5, 2019）
- The World Maritime University—Sasakawa Global Ocean Institute: A New Institute in a Unique University
- The Importance of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development
- The Manyoshu and the Ocean
No.441（December 20, 2018）
- Launch of the Japan Coast Guard Mobile Cooperation Team (MCT)
- Safe Utilization of the Seashores and Understanding Rip Currents—Hopes to decrease drowning accidents in Japan and the world, hopes to save precious lives—
- Thinking about Tokyo 2020 from the Oceans—Myself, the Ocean, and Tokyo—
No.440（December 5, 2018）
- Marine Plastic Debris Worldwide—Trends on Countermeasures for Comprehensive Reduction
- On the Utilization of Water Transportation in Tokyo Bay
- Efforts by MEL—Keeping in mind the Tokyo Olympic Games
No.439（November 20, 2018）
- Training Youth for the Next Generation in Island Communities
- Rebuilding of the International Coastal Research Center and its Efforts in Future
- Efforts by the Japanese Government on Conservation and Management of Remote Islands
No.438（November 5, 2018）
- Creation of the 2nd Taketomi Basic Plan on Ocean Policy: A town living in harmony with churaumi (beautiful ocean)
- Gender Equality to Bring Innovation to the Ocean Field
- Thoughts on Red Tide Countermeasures Based on Long-term Monitoring of the Tidelands of Tokyo Bay
No.437（October 20, 2018）
- Development of a Floating Offshore Marine Current Power System and the Conducting of Operational Tests Offshore
- Resource Trends in Fish Popular with the Public
- Hopes for Utilizing Lighthouses as a Tourism Resource
No.436（October 5, 2018）
- The World Heritage Site Miho-no-Matsubara Conservation and Utilization Plan and Various Problems in the Coastal Regions
- The Future of the Ocean's Blessings
- The Smartfin Project
No.435（September 20, 2018）
- Centralization of Maritime Traffic Management in Tokyo Bay
- What Environmental DNA Brings to the Future of the Oceans
- The Spread of Marine Organism Poison
No.434（September 5, 2018）
- From Marine Scientists to Policymakers -Communication through a Global "Index"-
- Conservation of Marine Biological Diversity under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
- Science-policy collaboration is the key to sustainable management of marine ecosystems
No.433（August 20, 2018）
- Social Learning -Learning with and from others toward sustainable use of natural resources and environments
- The Creation of the Public-Private Cooperation Forum for Kumamoto Coastal Zone Restoration and its Goals
- Soul Food of the Tropical Pacific -Thoughts on sustainable use of Tridacnidae
No.432（August 5, 2018）
- Observing Human Effects on Deep Seas through Videos and Images of Litter on the Ocean Floor
- Japan's International Cooperation Efforts toward Developing Human Resources for Global Navigational Safety
- Protecting Palau's Oceans through Disposal of Explosive Remnants of War (ERW)
No.431（July 20, 2018）
- New Ocean Policy under the Third Basic Plan on Ocean Policy
- Towards "Zero" Greenhouse Gas Emissions from International Shipping
- Global Fishing Watch -Aiming at Sustainable Fisheries-
No.430（July 5, 2018）
- "Logi-Link"-A Website Matching Shippers with Logistics Operators
- The Future of Fish Consumption in Japan -On the "Turn Away" from Fish-
- An Aquarium that Creates Opportunities -From the Example of Explanatory Panels
No.429（June 20, 2018）
- Piloting the Inland Sea Pilotage District and Efforts for the Future
- International Trends in Ecosystem-based Disaster Risk Reduction (Eco-DRR)
- Promotion of Community Revitalization through Coordination between Industry, Academia and Government, with High Schools at the Center
No.428（June 5, 2018）
- Guideline for Consensus Building Regarding Use of the Oceans -Towards the Creation of a "Marine Spatial Planning" -
- Communicating the History of Modern Japanese Shipping -The NYK Maritime Museum and NYK Hikawamaru-
- Putting "Dreams and Spirit" into Shrimp Crackers
No.427（May 20, 2018）
- Concern over Deoxygenation in Japan's Seabed—Its Relationship with Global Warming
- Drug-resistant Bacteria in the Oceans: Where Do They Come from, and Where Do They Go?
- Efforts on Ocean Education in “General Course” Senior High Schools—The Search for Classes That Will Increase Curiosity and Interest in The Oceans—
No.426（May 5, 2018）
- Returning the Favor to the Blessings Provided by Coral Reefs
- For a Better Understanding of Oceans and the Earth—Ocean Education Efforts by GODAC—
- The Structure and Deliberations at the International Maritime Organization (IMO)
No.425（April 20, 2018）
- The Red List of Marine Species—Towards the Conservation of Coastal Ecosystems—
- Greenland and Yap Island—Environmental Changes Facing the Oceans
- Maritime Human Resources Development Project through Cooperation between “Kosen” Schools and Industry—For the Revival and Change of Kosen Maritime Education and Training—
No.424（April 5, 2018）
- The Roadmap to Oceans and Climate Action Initiative
- POPs Pollution Penetrating Deepest Parts of the Ocean
- Domestic and International Efforts on the Development of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships
