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- Thin-Shell Modeling of Neotectonics of Japan
- Frictional Properties of Feldspar Gouge Under High-Pressure and High-Temperature and Their Implications of Seismogenic Process
- Analysis of Seismicity and Electrical Activity in the Natural Time-Domain for the Volcanic - Seismic Swarm Activity in 2000 in the Izu Island Region, Japan
- Numerical Study of Burridge-Knopoff Model with Self-Affine Fault Surfaces
- Pre-seismic atmospheric anomalies observed by monitoring VHF radiowave transmission
- Pre-seismic Lithosphere, Atmosphere and Ionosphere Coupling
- Electromagnetic and seismic change before/during the Suruga-bay EQ, Japan (M=6.6) of August 11, 2009
- Feasibility study for Japanese Air Quality Mission from Geostationary Satellite: Infrared Imaging Spectrometer
- A Benchmark for Cloud Tracking Wind Measurements
- Effect of water on long-term weakening preceding rupture of crustal faults
- Estimation of the energy transport of Venusian atmospheric turbulence by the spectral analysis of the VEX/VMC UV images
- Raman spectral analysis of carbonaceous material to detect shear heating on a large fault—example from the Median Tectonic Line, Southwest Japan
- Detection of Shear Heating from the Sanbagawa Belt nearby the Median Tectonic Line by using Raman Carbonaceous-Material Geothermometer
- A comparison of the modern seismogenic Nankai mega-splay fault and the exhumed ancient mega-splay fault, the Nobeoka thrust
- Carbonate mineralogy and Illite crystallinity in the Nobeoka thrust fault zone SW Japan, ancient megaspray fault in a subduction zone
- Internal Structure of the Median Tectonic Line fault zone, SW Japan, revealed by borehole analysis
- Contrasts in physical properties between the hanging wall and footwall of an exhumed seismogenic megasplay fault in a subduction zone
- Nanograins, roughness and organic matters on a glossy fault surface with striation - An example from an exhumed subduction megasplay fault, the Nobeoka Thrust, Japan
- Natural Time Analysis of Seismicity: Recent Results
- Contrasting slip zone mineralogy of major thrusts in ancient subduction complexes: examples from the Pasagshak Point Thrust in Alaska and the Nobeoka Thrust in Japan
- Prediction of foF2 Disturbances Above Tokyo Using Solar Wind Input to a Neural Network
- The result of Venus Orbit Insertion of Akatsuki on December 7<SUP>th</SUP>, 2015
- Seismic activity preceding the 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes: Multiple approaches to recognizing possible precursors
- TGF Ground Observations from a Winter Thunderstorm in Japan: First Ground Observation of a Multipulse TGF & Evidence of Neutron Production from a TGF
- A multi-pulse, downward terrestrial gamma-ray flash from a winter thunderstorm in Japan
- A summary of high-energy radiation events from recent observing campaigns at ground-based sites in Japan, Mexico, and Canada
- High-Energy Radiation Phenomena from Winter Thunderstorms and Lightning in Japan
- Is there a thundercloud electric field threshold for terrestrial gamma-ray flash production?
- Lightning-triggered termination of a gamma-ray glow in a Japanese winter thunderstorm
- Multi-sensor network for monitoring earthquake precursors and preparation processes near subduction zone at Boso, Japan
- Jet-precipitation relation associated with EASM: seeking physical ground to assess the future projection of mei-yu / baiu rainband
- Simultaneous detection of gamma-ray glow and downward terrestrial gamma-ray flash
- Thundercloud Project: Citizen Science Observation Campaign of High-Energy Atmospheric Phenomena from Lightning and Thunderstorms in Japan
- Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flash Detection from Upward Leader in Uchinada, Japan
- Suspected Stepped-Leader X-ray Bursts Observed Preceding a Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flash on Mt. Fuji, Japan