Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary (M)
Session Sub-category Others(ZZ)
Session ID M-ZZ45
Title Geoparks and Sustainability
Short Title Japanese Geoparks
Main Convener Name Noritaka Matsubara
Affiliation Graduate School of Regional Resource Management, University of Hyogo
Co-Convener 1 Name Suzuka Koriyama
Affiliation Fossa Magna Museum
Co-Convener 2 Name Kyohei Sano
Affiliation Graduate School of Regional Resource Management, University of Hyogo
Co-Convener 3 Name Keiji Doi
Affiliation Tosashimizu Geopark Promotion Consortium
Session Language 
J
Scope 
Geoparks aim to reconnect human society with the planet Earth at all levels and to build a sustainable society by recognizing anew that the Earth's activities affect our lives and society. People have originally adapted to local natural conditions, based on the geological features, and have passed on the wisdom of adaptation from generation to generation. As Japan is located in tectonically active and intensely denuded regions, we humans have lived while adapting to disasters caused by natural phenomena unique to the region. In this session, we will discuss the significance of dealing with disasters in Geoparks, share specific activities of each Geopark, learn about academic evaluation of disaster education, and discuss measures to realize a sustainable society from the aspect of disasters.
Presentation Format Poster presentation
Presentation No Title Presenter
Poster Presentation May 25 PM3
MZZ45-P01 Disaster reduction education and promotion of attractions through the "Toya-Usu UNESCO Global Geopark Test (Mt.Usu)" KOKI KANETA
MZZ45-P02 Practice of Disaster Prevention Education in the Mt. Kurikoma Area Geopark Takuya Harada
MZZ45-P03 Considering the Disaster Succession of Mt. Ontake from the Volcanic Disaster in Fukushima Prefecture Hiroshi Sato
MZZ45-P04 Effectiveness of an Educational Film Featuring Tateyama Kurobe Geopark: Exploring the Link between Viewer Impressions and Understanding Rin Nodera
MZZ45-P05 Mapping the characteristics of weather and climate, as well as traditions related to disasters Azusa Tonotani
MZZ45-P06 What kind of disaster prevention education is needed now? -Resional disaster prevention education using Oita Bungoono Geopark Toshikazu Yoshioka
MZZ45-P07 Issues for returning academic research results to Geoparks Hinako Suzuki
MZZ45-P08 Connecting Naeba-Sanroku Geopark With the Future Kouhei Nakano
MZZ45-P09 Case Study of Collaboration Between Itoigawa UNESCO Global Geopark and the Youth Generation Suzuka Koriyama
MZZ45-P10 Understanding and Awareness of Geoparks Among Undergraduate Students in the Department of Geography Taku Morimoto
MZZ45-P11 Estimating the effect of geopark learning by questionnaire survey Yu Horiuchi
MZZ45-P12 Inquiry-based learning activities in geoparks and their effects 3 -The effects of problem-solving learning- Marekazu OHNO
MZZ45-P13 Activities of the Itoigawa Fossa Magna Museum in connection with the 150th anniversary of Dr. Naumann's arrival in Japan Takahiko Ogawara
MZZ45-P14 “The Sun setting over Toyama Bay” and its uses Kunika Shonen
MZZ45-P15 Development of “Izunoseki” Geotour in Mt. Kurikoma Area Geopark
~Learning from our predecessors about how to interact with water~ 		Hikaru Yokoyama
MZZ45-P16 Efforts to Discover the Attractiveness of the Community through Community Briefing Sessions and Their Effect Takeyoshi SADAKANE
MZZ45-P17 Review of Signboards in the San'in Kaigan UNESCO Global Geopark - Activities of the Signboard Working Group and Expected Effects - Noritaka Matsubara