2000

No.15（March 20, 2001）

• Toward Elimination of Substandard Shipping Moritaka HAYASHIProfessor, Waseda University School of Law
• Japan's Port and Shipping Also Require Bold Policy Action Shinichiro TANAKA
  Director, Ship Machinery Division,Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO), Singapore
  Selected Papers No.1
• Seishi, Blowfish and the Japan Sea Akio KOUPresident, Yusui Company

No.14（March 5, 2001）

• Mutual Cooperation in Maritime Society Takeo KOYAMA
  Prof. Emeritus, The University of Tokyo
• The Ocean Knows It All Tomoyo NONAKAJournalist
• Will the Maritime Country of Japan be Concerned? Hiroyuki GODAGraduate School of Management Science and Public Policy StudiesUniversity of Tsukuba

No.13（February 20, 2001）

• Will the Artificial Construction of Our Coastlines Ever Stop? Takaaki UDAPublic Works Research Institute, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
• Simulation Training for Maritime Disaster Prevention in the Information Age Kenji ISHIDADept. of Electro-Mechanical EngineeringKobe University of Maritime
• The Road to the Restoration of the Bolsa Chica Wetlands - Has California's "Sanbanze" Begun the Walk to Revival? - Beverly Findlay-Kaneko
  Lecturer, Yokohama National University
  Selected Papers No.1

No.12（February 5, 2001）

• The Swirling Ocean Noriyuki NASU
  Professor Emeritus, Ocean Research Institute, The University of Tokyo
• The 21st Century is the Environmental Age Hiroya SANOChairman, Japan Fisheries Association

No.11（January 20, 2001）

• The Mechanism of Eutrophication in the Coastal Sea Tetsuo YANAGI
  Professor, Dynamics Simulation Research CenterResearch Institute for Applied Mechanics, Kyushu University
• The Third Coastal Zone Crisis and the Future of Our Coastal Zones Asami SHIKIDAAssociate Professor, Division of Environmental EngineeringKanazawa Institute of Technology
• Teaching Our Children the Importance of the Oceans - The possibilities that can be taught from "PET bottle" submarines - Rikako NAKANISHIManager, Trade Fair Promotion DivisionKobe Convention & Visitors Association

No.10（January 5, 2001）

• Japan's Seas and the Revival of Okinawa Yoshiyuki UEHARA
  Deputy Director General, Department of Planning and Development, Okinawa Prefecture Government
• Can't Ship Carpentry be Inherited Anymore? Yoshikata ISHIHARADirector, Sea-Folk Museum
• Messages for the New Millennium from Overseas Research Institutes Andrew. R. SolowWoodshole Oceanographic Institute Ocean Policy Center.Yvees HenoqueProject Leader, Ifremer Ocean Research Institute.

No.9（December 20, 2000）

• Coastline Preservation and Sand Management Masahiko ISOBE
  Professor, The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Frontier Sciences Institute of Environmental Studies
• The Southern Blue Fin Tuna Hot Debate Continues Takeaki HORIVisiting Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies
• Inland Sea Fishing and the Design of Systems to Manage Common Entry Shigeki TAKAYAKOBE University, Graduate School of Law, Fisheries Coordinate office Fisheries Agency Government of Japan

No.8（December 5, 2000）

• Planes are for People, Commodities and Spirit Go By Ship - It is Time for Us to Have Government Supported Ships - Masayuki FUKUOKA
  Professor, Faculty of Law, Hakuoh University
• Compensation for Fishing Rights Expiry and Its Divergence from Reality Shin KISUGIProfessor, International Graduate School of Social Sciences Yokohama National University
• The Accountability of the Holders of Information Necessary to Study the Relationship Between the Oceans, Fish and Mankind Koichi ISHIZUKAFisheries Agency, Resources and Environment Research Division

No.7（November 20, 2000）

• A Dialogue "Ryoma and Otohime" (The Samurai and The Sea Goddess) Toshitsugu SAKOU
  Professor, School of Marine Science and Technology Tokai University
• Emerging New Philosophy on the International Law of the Sea Tsutomu FUSEProfessor of International Law, Yokohama City University
• Oceans and Ships Bringing Up Young People Yoshinori MIHARAProfessor, Oshima National College of Maritime Technology

No.6（November 5, 2000）

• The Coral Crisis Hiroyuki ISHI
  Professor, Graduate School of Frontier Science, Dept. of Environmental Science The University of Tokyo
• Why Are Our Picturesque Coastlines Disappearing? - The Prospects for Resolving Problems Occurring in Our Coastal Zones - Takaaki UDAPublic Works Research Institute, Ministry Construction
• Initiatives for the Oceanic Trilemma - The Clue to Merging Ocean Governance and Security Issues - Kazumine AKIMOTORear Admiral, JMSDF Retired Representative The Akimoto Institute

No.5（October 20, 2000）

• Global Warming and the Circulation in the Sea of Japan Jong-Hwan YOON
  Professor, Dynamics Simulation Research Center Research Institute for Applied Mechanics, Kyushu University
  Selected Papers No.1
• Why The Whaling Issues So Important Now Joji MORISHITA
  Fisheries Agency, Far Seas Fisheries Division
  Selected Papers No.1
• The Focus Desired in the Fishing Industry of the Future Keiji WASHIOAdvisor, Hayashizaki Fisheries Cooperative Association

No.4（October 5, 2000）

• An Integrated Response to Ocean Issues Tadao KURIBAYASHI
  Professor, Dean, Faculty of Law, Keio University
• Looking Toward a National Consensus on the Utilization of Coastal Resources - A Proposal for Integrated Coastal Zone Management - Norihisa YOKOUCHIProfessor, College of Science & Technology, Department of Oceanic Architecture & Engineering Nihon University
• The Increased Promotion of Our Remote Islands that are the Source of Our 200 Nautical Mile Waters Shoichi MIYAZAWAMayor of Ogasawara Islands (governed by the Tokyo Municipal Government)

No.3（September 20, 2000）

• Expectations towards the Formulation of a Ocean Grand Plan including an EEZ Vision Hisaaki MAEDA
  Professor, Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo
• The State of "Indivisuality" Research to Protect the Coastal Environment Satoko SEINOGraduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo
• "Your Town's Trash is Contaminating the Ocean" - We need white papers on ocean trash - Azusa KOJIMAJapan Environmental Action Network

No.1（August 20, 2000）

• An Opinion of the Japan Federation of Economic Organizations "The Grand Plan of Our Oceans for the 21st Century" - The formation of an ocean development network for our country's 200-mile zone - Hironobu HASHIGUCHI
  Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., Managing Director, Senior General Manager of Technology Group Japan Federation of Economic Organizations, Marine Development Board, Integration Department Chairman
  Selected Papers No.1
• The Promotion of an Environment that Builds an 'Ocean Sense' Takashi HAMADAProfessor, The University of the Air Chairman, Japan Science Association
• The Urgent Need for a Comprehensive Approach to Ocean Issues Hiroshi TERASHIMAExective Director, The Nippon Foundation

No.0（July 20, 2000）

• Why Is an Ocean Policy Think Tank Required Now? Yohei Sasakawa
  President, The Nippon Foundation
• To Everyone Involved with the Ocean from the Newsletter Editorial Committee Chief Editors:
  Shin Kisugi
  Professor, International Graduate School of Social Sciences, Yokohama National University
  Hiroyuki Nakahara
  Managing Director, Research Institute for Ocean Economics
• Aiming at Man's Coexistence with the Ocean Yoshio Kon
  President, Ship & Ocean Foundation