Moon: June 2024

HES48 Tsukuba

The 48th Human-Living Environment Symposium (Tsukuba) was held at the University of Tsukuba, and I had the honor of serving as the conference chairperson.

Thanks to the support of many people, including the members of the executive committee, our university's assistant professor, Dr. Kanno, the student part-timers, and the reception staff, we were able to accomplish this important task without any problems. Thank you very much.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who participated.

　　

We asked Miki Yamamoto, an associate professor at our university and a manga artist, to give a special lecture.
The oral presentation venue.
The poster session venue.
The social gathering venue.

Japanese Society of Biometeorology

A little while ago, no, quite a while ago? This happened last month.

I attended the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Biometeorology (Tokyo).

The title of the presentation was "Indoor thermal environment of Tsushima Koya."

The results were quite interesting, so we would like to conduct further research in the winter.

We also received valuable opinions and advice regarding our research.

The venue was Hosei University's Ichigaya Campus, and it was such a beautiful and impressive facility that I was amazed and wondered, "Is this really the same Japanese university?"

Is it strange to compare the campuses of a private university and a national university in Tokyo?

　　

The venue is Hosei University.
The main lecture hall.
From the room where the board meeting was held the previous day, we could see Yasukuni Shrine and Nippon Budokan.
I tried my best to photograph a big onion.