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2004
No.111（March 20, 2005）
No.110（March 5, 2005）
No.109（February 20, 2005）
No.108（February 5, 2005）
No.107（January 20, 2005）
No.106（January 5, 2005）
No.105（December 20, 2004）
No.104（December 5, 2004）
No.103（November 20, 2004）
No.102（November 5, 2004）
No.101（October 20, 2004）
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）
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）
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）
No.92（June 5, 2004）
No.91（May 20, 2004）
No.90（May 5, 2004）
No.89（April 20, 2004）
No.88（April 5, 2004）
