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2025.04.01

Research Project
Mr. Kuroda completed a research project entitled "Understanding human networks in rural areas and supporting sustainable development: A case study of Shimokawa Town, Hokkaido," which was funded by Hokkaido University for the "Regional Studies Practical Support Program 2024." (Details).

2025.03.22

Conference presentations
Some students presented the following research at the 136th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Forest Society.

Karasawa, Y., Owake, T. "Current situation of Silviculture Work Processes and Workforce in Hokkaido".

Kuroda, S. "Role of Settlers in Forming Human Networks of Migrants: A Case Study of Shimokawa Town, Hokkaido, Japan"

Egawa, T., Owake, T. "The Current Management States of Self-logging Forestry in Hokkaido".

Wang, J., Mameno, K., Owake, T., Shoji, Y., Aikoh, T. "Changes in recreational benefits of urban green spaces due to high summer temperatures: A case of Sapporo city, Japan"

Fukushima, M., Shoji, Y., Aikoh, T. "Evaluating the safety trekking measures along the Yoshida Route on Mt. Fuji, Japan: From interviews of stakeholders"

Iwata, S., Owake, T., "Challenges of forest resource management system in private forests in Hokkaido, northern Japan"

2024.11.30

Conference presentations
Mr. Kuroda presented the following research at the 2024 Conference of the Rural Planning Association.

Kuroda, S. "How are human networks of migrants established in rural villages? Case study of Shimokawa town Hokkaido"

2024.09.14

Conference presentations
Ms. Jiajia presented the following research at the 29th SEEPS Annual Conference 2024.

Jiajia, L. "Diurnal Versus Nocturnal Activity Impacts on Duration Times in Urban Parks: Based on Mobile Phone Data"

2024.09.03

Conference presentations
Mr. Fukatsu presented at the 12th International Conference on Monitoring and Management of Visitors in Recreational and Protected Areas.

Fukatsu, K., Shoji, Y., Aikoh, T. "User attitudes towards the appropriate recreational use introduction of voluntary fees in Lake Shikotsu Northern Japan"