JpGU Honorary Fellow
Syun-Ichi Akasofu
For pioneering and outstanding achievements in Earth and planetary science in particular for deepening our understanding of magnetospheric disturbances including substorms and auroralstorms, and for internationally recognized contributions to the development of solar terrestrial physics.
JpGU Honorary Fellow
Atsuhiro Nishida
For pioneering work and outstanding achievements in the field of magnetospheric physics, and internationally recognized contributions to the development of both space science and the field of Earth and planetary science as a whole.
JpGU Honorary Fellow
Syukuro Manabe
For pioneering and outstanding achievements in geophysics, in particular the development ofphysical models of the Earth’s climate and for internationally recognized contributions to the prediction of climate change.
2024 JpGU Fellowship
Kenji Satake
For outstanding contributions to the elucidation of the history of giant earthquakes and tsunamis around the world using geophysical, geological, and historical approaches
2024 JpGU Fellowship
Yozo Hamano
For outstanding contributions to building an interdisciplinary research platform in earth and planetary sciences and to understanding of the Earth’s internal dynamics using geoelectromagnetism
2024 JpGU Fellowship
Kosuke Heki
For distinguished contributions to the elucidation of various phenomena covering the solid earth to the upper atmosphere and their interactions using space geodetic techniques
2024 Miyake Prize Recipient
Naohiko Ohkouchi
Development and applications of novel biogeochemical tools using organic matter and compound-specific isotope systematics
International Contribution Award
Kiyoshi Suyehiro
For wide-ranging contributions to international collaboration including ocean science and development of JpGU global networks.
International Contribution Award
Brooks Hanson
For outstanding service to the international community in particular development and strengthening of the AGU-JpGU partnership.
2023 Taira Prize Recipient
Takeshi Tsuji
Takeshi Tsuji is recognized for his pioneering achievements inutilizing core-log-seismic data to estimate pore pressure, stress, and fluid flow.