DOCSLIB.ORG

YOUR GLOBAL CRAFTSMAN STUDIO Vol.002

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
YOUR GLOBAL CRAFTSMAN STUDIO Vol.002 Mitsubishi Materials Craftsmanship Magazine YOUR BM002A GLOBAL CRAFTSMAN STUDIO Road to Evolution Generations of Technology MESSAGE Listening to the voice of the customer We are pleased to publish the second issue of our envisioned. We will continue to respond by exceeding Craftsman Magazine that was first launched in their expectations through harnessing all our April 2015. strengths with a feeling of excitement when realising As we and everything else around us is moving their goal, and when witnessing performance and forward, we strive to continuously develop our quality that goes beyond their imagination. We invite technologies and evolve our company so that we you to look forward to the evolution of our studio as contribute to the success of our customers’ business we aim to become an ever more professional tool activities. Our primary target is to be the reliable manufacturer, capable of delivering results never partner to whom customers can turn to for advice before envisioned. and whom they can trust for advanced solutions that go hand in hand with profitability and the highest quality. Dairiku Matsumo This evolution naturally applies to tools and other Vice President / General Manager of Production Div. technological advancements, but also to such aspects Advanced Materials & Tools Company as the content and quality of services. Each and every Mitsubishi Materials Corporation employee must keep in mind that customers do not just benefit from a good product; they benefit from the right solution at the right time. To this end, it is vital to listen attentively to the customers’ needs and respond with new initiatives and innovations. Our will to “fulfill all customer needs” and “respond to every demand” forms our core identity as a Craftsman Studio that caters for each individual customer. Our customers’ satisfaction and their positive feedback about Mitsubishi Materials’ consultancy and technologies fuels our will. Nothing would give us more pleasure than receiving a customer reaction that goes beyond simple satisfaction about a product or a solution. Such a reaction is seen when customers encounter something that surpasses what they originally 1 YOUR GLOBAL CRAFTSMAN STUDIO Vol. 2 Stories Your Global Craftsman Studio STORIES VOL.1 7-12 FOCUS on PERFORMANCE MITSUBISHI MOTORS collaboration 3-6 Photo: Mitsubishi Motors Corporation with MITSUBISHI MATERIALS AUTOMOTIVE: Evolution of fuel efficiency A manufacturing bond that has produced EYE on the MARKET and machining technologies continuing technical innovation 13-14 15-16 17-20 HISTORY OF MITSUBISHI THE CRAFTSMAN STORY TECHNOLOGY ARCHIVE SADO GOLD MINE - World Heritage and BC81 SERIES - Coated CBN grades for SOLID CARBIDE DRILLS 400 years of history high-hardened steel turning ZET1 - Drilling performance at its peak 21-22 23-24 25-26 ABOUT US CUTTING EDGE WA THAILAND ENGINEERING CENTER Advanced technical services in the The development of an ingenious rotating WA (Japan) – SUMO industrial heart of Thailand tool that reduces abnormal damage Instilling the spirit of Japan YOUR GLOBAL CRAFTSMAN STUDIO 2 EYE ON THE MARKET THE ON EYE EYE on the MARKET AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY Evolution of Fuel Efficiency and Machining Technologies An era where almost one in every six people in the world owns a car Automobile production by country In 2013, the number of automobiles owned throughout the world surpassed (No. of automobiles) 1.1 billion, which means that one in every 6.2 people in the world’s total population 10M. of about 7.2 billion owns a car. In fiscal 2014, 89.75 million automobiles were 1M. manufactured globally and the numbers continue to grow in the huge Chinese and 100k. U.S. markets. 10k. 1k. Motor vehicle produced by country in 2013 Source: Khassen Y., Wikipedia. Organisation Internationale des Constructeurs d’Automobiles (OICA). Material from the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. 3 YOUR GLOBAL CRAFTSMAN STUDIO EYE ON THE MARKET THE ON EYE Environmental issues caused by the explosive demand The global spread of automobiles has totally surpassed the imagination of the early days and has given rise to new issues in the form of environmental Fuel economy standard in each country concerns. In the 1960s, exhaust gas regulations were first established in EU California and Japan, and from this emerged the development of various environmental technologies by automobile manufacturers striving to Japan Stricter fuel economy satisfy these regulations. Today, automobile manufacturers are expected regulations year by year India not only to make continuous efforts to eliminate harmful substances from China exhaust gas in order to prevent air pollution, but to also minimize the Canada emission of carbon dioxide, which is a principal greenhouse effect gas. U.S. These modern countermeasures have also had the effect of reducing fuel consumption and generating advantages for the consumer. Brazil South Korea Fuel economy standard (km/L) standard economy Fuel Source: The graph represents a simple conversion of the fuel standard in each country from Mexico the International Council on Clean Transportation. When a correction is applied by a simple calculation to account for a fuel consumption measurement mode, taking into account deregulation measures and differences in vehicle types, the fuel standard for the EU becomes 21.1 km/L (2021 reference value is calculated by METI), and for the U.S. it becomes 16.5 km/L (2020 reference value calculated by METI). The 2010-2015 values for Japan have been added by METI (they are reference values, as the measurement mode differs from 2015). Evolution of Fuel Efficiency Special Feature Photo provided by: Mitsubishi Motors Corporation and Machining Technologies YOUR GLOBAL CRAFTSMAN STUDIO 4 EYE ON THE MARKET THE ON EYE EYE on the MARKET AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY Evolving fuel efficiency technologies Some of today’s representative fuel ratio maximized to the utmost limit and to the development of fuel efficiency efficiency technologies for gasoline and hybrid systems that utilize both engine enhancement, with the result that kei diesel vehicles include the incorporation and electric motors are other examples. cars now deliver greater fuel saving of a direct-fuel injection and a turbo Low prices and running costs have also performance than regular passenger charger to a downsized engine that been strongly demanded by consumers of cars. In fact, models have emerged that discharges less exhaust gas than Japan’s category of small vehicles called deliver fuel efficiency that far exceeds previous engines. Naturally aspirated “kei cars”. For this reason, all the latest 30 km/L*. gasoline engines with a compression available technologies have been applied The introduction of electric vehicles Electric vehicles, which do not consume reciprocating engines, rotary engines gasoline have also begun to penetrate and turbines are already commercially the market. These include electric available or have been proposed. They vehicles that require charging, those that are one of the most practical systems are equipped with fuel cells that generate for the diffusion of electric vehicles as electricity within the car (use hydrogen they utilize existing fuel infrastructures and oxygen to generate electricity and even though they are specifically discharge water as a result), and those designed to generate electricity. that are equipped with an engine that Some vehicles equipped with acts as a generator in addition to fuel a range extender even deliver cells. Engines for electricity generation a fuel efficiency of more than are also called range extenders. Various 60 km/L*. types of range extenders, such as Various types of electric vehicles are emerging (the photo shows Mitsubishi Motors i-MiEV) Diverse technologies that Key components of the i-MiEV continue to evolve for (system configuration diagram) Negative pressure Combination meter Battery management unit environmental conservation motor pump Battery charger Invertor (100/200V) Energy diversification (independence from oil, resource CAN conservation) • Recycling technologies DC/DC • CNG technologies • Utilization of bio-fuels (ethanol ratio) ECU CAN Motor Battery • FCV EPS Transmission • HEV EV-ECU Prevention of global warming • Variable displacement engines • Clean diesel engines Heater Cell monitor unit • High-efficiency transmissions Accelerator Air condition battery module compressor • Variable valve system engines Brake Selector lever Elimination of the use of organic substances (in advance of The drive battery and other key components for electrification are installed under the floor. regulations and voluntary targets) • Offers the same in-car space and luggage space as the base car. • Catalyst technologies • The passenger space is separated from high-voltage wires to ensure safety. • Greater dissemination of low-emission vehicles • The lower gravity center of the body contributes to excellent handling. • Elimination of the use of organic substances A compact, high-efficiency motor is adopted and installed in the rear (in advance of regulations and voluntary targets) (same rear-wheel drive as the base car). A large-volume drive battery is installed to realize sufficient cruising distance for the daily use for a kei car. * Measurement based on the JC08 mode fuel economy test cycle 5 YOUR GLOBAL CRAFTSMAN STUDIO EYE ON THE MARKET THE ON EYE COLUMN PHEV Technology Mechanism of the plug-in Hybrid EV System Component layout Self-generating electric vehicles that maintain optimal driving Engine mode in various
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Inside This Newsletter
    U.S. Sumo Federation 827 N. Hollywood Way, #473 Burbank, CA 91505 Volume 1.04 Official Newsletter of the United States Sumo Federation August 2015 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.americansumo.org Motivational Thought: I’ve missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. 26 times I’ve been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed. – Michael Jordan Inside This Newsletter Japan’s Pro News: Hakuho Rolls Again Sumo Essentials: Butsukari / Ukemi Pro Spotlight: Musashimaru – Fiamalu Penitani Kimarite Korner: Tsukidashi / Tsuridashi Special Feature Articles: Choosing a Delegation USSF Sanctioned Events DATE LOCATION EVENT POC TYPE 19 Sep 15 Atlanta, GA Japan Fest Packy Bannevans Tournament 26 Sep 15 Kansas City, MO Midwest Sumo Open Welcome Mat Sumo Tournament 20 Sep 15 San Francisco, CA Festival Andrew Freund Demonstration 24 Oct 15 San Antonio, TX Texas Classic Tom Zabel Tournament 17 Oct 15 Costa Mesa, CA Sumo Night Andrew Freund Demonstration International Events DATE LOCATION EVENT QUALIFYING EVENT 29 – 30 Aug 2015 Osaka, Japan World Championships 2015 U.S. Nationals TBD, 2017 Lima, Peru World Combat Games 2016 North Americans 3 – 13 Aug 2017 Wroclaw, Poland World Games 2016 U.S. Nationals USSF Officers President: Andrew Freund Vice-President: Tiffany Tran Secretary: Jesse DiSimone Treasurer: Americus Abesamis USSF Trustees Andrew Freund Kelly Gneiting Matt Ritchie Trent Sabo Tom Zabel SUMO ESSENTIALS By Tom Zabel In this section we will discuss basic fundamental movements, positions, and postures.
    [Show full text]
  • This Sporting Life: Sports and Body Culture in Modern Japan William W
    Yale University EliScholar – A Digital Platform for Scholarly Publishing at Yale CEAS Occasional Publication Series Council on East Asian Studies 2007 This Sporting Life: Sports and Body Culture in Modern Japan William W. Kelly Yale University Atsuo Sugimoto Kyoto University Follow this and additional works at: http://elischolar.library.yale.edu/ceas_publication_series Part of the Asian History Commons, Asian Studies Commons, Cultural History Commons, Japanese Studies Commons, Social and Cultural Anthropology Commons, and the Sports Studies Commons Recommended Citation Kelly, William W. and Sugimoto, Atsuo, "This Sporting Life: Sports and Body Culture in Modern Japan" (2007). CEAS Occasional Publication Series. Book 1. http://elischolar.library.yale.edu/ceas_publication_series/1 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Council on East Asian Studies at EliScholar – A Digital Platform for Scholarly Publishing at Yale. It has been accepted for inclusion in CEAS Occasional Publication Series by an authorized administrator of EliScholar – A Digital Platform for Scholarly Publishing at Yale. For more information, please contact [email protected]. This Sporting Life Sports and Body Culture in Modern Japan j u % g b Edited by William W. KELLY With SUGIMOTO Atsuo YALE CEAS OCCASIONAL PUBLICATIONS VOLUME 1 This Sporting Life Sports and Body Culture in Modern Japan yale ceas occasional publications volume 1 © 2007 Council on East Asian Studies, Yale University All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permis- sion. No part of this book may be stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means including electronic electrostatic, magnetic tape, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise without the prior permission in writing of the publisher.
    [Show full text]
  • Generaciones De Tecnología EDITORIAL
    Revista de Mitsubishi Materials YOUR BM002S GLOBAL CRAFTSMAN STUDIO Evolucionamos hacia el futuro Generaciones de tecnología EDITORIAL Satisfacer las necesidades del cliente Nos complace publicar el segundo número de nuestra No hay nada que nos haga más felices que un cliente revista Your Global Craftsman Studio, cuyo primer que no está simplemente satisfecho con su producto ejemplar vio la luz en abril de 2015. o su solución, sino que muestra una reacción que Nuestro propio avance y el del mundo que nos va más allá. Nos referimos a ese tipo de reacciones rodea nos obliga a esforzamos por desarrollar que se dan cuando los clientes encuentran algo que continuamente nuevas tecnologías y hacer que sobrepasa su idea original. Así, pondremos toda la Mitsubishi Materials evolucione para contribuir al carne en el asador para seguir ofreciéndoles una éxito de las actividades empresariales de nuestros respuesta que supere con creces sus expectativas y clientes. El objetivo principal es convertirnos en ese nos emocionaremos cuando consigan sus objetivos aliado fiable al que los clientes acuden en busca de o sean testigos de un rendimiento y una calidad que asesoramiento y en el que confían para la obtención de jamás habrían podido imaginar. Les instamos a que soluciones avanzadas que aúnan rentabilidad y una no pierdan de vista la evolución de nuestro estudio, ya calidad insuperable. que tenemos previsto convertirnos en un fabricante de Naturalmente, esta evolución tiene que ver con herramientas todavía más profesional y competente herramientas y otros avances tecnológicos, aunque para ofrecer unos resultados nunca vistos. también con diferentes aspectos como el contenido o la calidad de los servicios.
    [Show full text]
  • BA Ritgerð the Change of Tides
    BA ritgerð Japanskt Mál og menning The Change of tides: The advent of non-nationals in Sumo Henry Fannar Clemmensen Leiðbeinandi Gunnella Þorgeirsdóttir September 2019 Háskóli Íslands Hugvísindasvið Japanskt mál og menning The Change of Tides: The advent of non-nationals in Sumo Ritgerð til B.A.-prófs Henry Fannar Clemmensen Kt.: 260294-3429 Leiðbeinandi: Gunnella Þorgeirsdóttir September 2019 1 Abstract Non-Japanese sumo wrestlers are common today, but that has not always been the case. For over a thousand years sumo tournaments were exclusively held by Japanese men, and up until the 1960s foreigners were almost unheard of in the professional sumo scene. As the world’s modernization and internationalization accelerated so did foreign interest in the National sport of sumo. Today the sport has spread to over 87 countries which have joined the International Sumo Federation. With an interest in professional sumo in Japan at an all-time low and with fewer wrestlers applying to stables than ever before, viewers of tournaments and media coverage of events has been decreasing, which is closely followed by western originated sports having overtaken sumo in popularity e.g. soccer and baseball. Yet the interest in sumo on an international scale has increased considerably. In which way has this rising internationalization affected the sumo world and the professional sumo world and how is it reflected in modern Japanese society, in what way did the wrestlers coming from overseas experience the sumo culture compared to how it is today? Today the sumo scene is largely dominated by Mongolian wrestlers, how did this come to pass and how has the society of Japan reacted to these changes.
    [Show full text]
  • Today's Sumo Wrestlers Lack Spirit — Possibility of the Advent Of
    CULTURE Today’s Sumo Wrestlers Lack Spirit — Possibility of the advent of Japanese yokozuna Interview with Hakkaku Nobuyoshi, Chairman of Nihon Sumo Kyokai and former sumo wrestler Hokutoumi by Nagayama Satoshi, ex-journalist for Yomiuri Ozumo Whether you are Japanese or Mongolian does not matter in sumo Nagayama Satoshi: You were reappointed as the chairman of Nihon Sumo Kyokai in March. Around six months have passed since your initial appointment on December 18 last year. How do you feel now? Hakkaku Nobuyoshi : I have settled into the position. The outside directors helped me a lot, and I have undertaken my job by trial and error. As a result, I’m gradually becoming more confident. I have had a hectic time since Kitanoumi, the previous chairman, passed away. I have refrained from drinking for a year. Very recently, I have played the occasional round of golf. The Grand Sumo Tournament is very popular, with every date fully booked. Sumo fans still want a Japanese yokozuna. Personally, I believe that someone is a sumo wrestler as soon as he starts his career, whether he is Japanese or Mongolian. In reality, many sumo fans often tell me that they want a Japanese yokozuna. What do you want young Japanese sumo wrestlers to do to become a yokozuma? Hakkaku Nobuyoshi, Chairman of Nihon Sumo Kyokai and former sumo wrestler Hokutoumi I think that many of them have already given up any © CHUO KORON SHINSHA 2016 hope of beating Hakuho or being as strong as him. In a way, they don’t even have a dream.
    [Show full text]
  • November 2011 Issue of AJET Connect
    November 2011 image via shutterstock.com October Photo Contest Winner Welcome to Connect The monthly e-zine produced for JETs, by JETs, featuring the best inside news and articles from all over Japan. We are currently looking for writers, editors, photographers, and artists who want to create con- tent for this national publication! November, 2011 02 The Prez We need YOU, the JET community, to get involved. 04 JET Effect Send us your short stories, news articles, photographs, comics… whatever it is that you do best…to [email protected]. 08 Life After JET We’re waiting to see what you’ve got! 12 Culture Corner Make your voice heard! 24 AJET Volunteer - Japan 30 AJET Volunteer 38 Travel AJET Connect Workplace 52 Cooking Safety Advisory System 60 Workplace Tips 68 Haiku NSFW4 70 Fashion and Beauty SEVERE RISK OF TRAUMA 74 The Art of Manliness CANNOT EVER BE UN-SEEN 84 Women Abroad 88 Japanese Study Tips NSFW3 96 Sports MAY SURPRISE OR OFFEND EVEN 102 In my View SEASONED INTERNET VETERANS 108 Photo Contest NSFW2 AS PORNOGRAPHIC AS ANY OF THOSE RIDICULOUS EVONY ADS NSFW1 SOME PAGES NOT SAFE FOR PEOPLE WITH SCREENS SEEN BY COWORKERS Signup for AJET Connect Not signed up to receive SFW AJET Connect, then you PROBABLY HARMLESS, SAFE FOR PEOPLE 50+ YEARS OLD can signup HERE! CEO Matthew Cook PR/MEDIA Cailin Arena ART DIRECTOR Rob Maxwell EDITORIAL Sarah Blenkhorn CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Cailin Arena (News) Annabella Massey (Fashion & Beauty) Amelia Hagen (Travel) Simon Daly (Food) .. (Entertainment) Adam Chludzinski (Sports) Lisa Cross & Sarah Blenkhorn (Events) Bryan Darr & Sarah Blenkhorn (Education) Sarah Blenkhorn (Culture) Simon Bender (Short Stories) Miriam Rollason (Volunteering) ADVERTISING Amelia Hagen & Miriam Rollason ADMINISTRATION/ACCOUNTING Mark Noizumi IT Kevin Mitchell for JETs, by JETs Harry Stoneley www.ajet.net [email protected] Secluded Shinto shrine, near Kaiyo-cho, sourthern Tokushima prefecture, Shikoku.
    [Show full text]
  • Le Petit Banzuke Illustré Le Guide Pratique Pour Bien Suivre Le Basho Supplément Du Magazine Le Monde Du Sumo
    Le Petit Banzuke Illustré Le guide pratique pour bien suivre le basho Supplément du magazine Le Monde du Sumo HARU basho 2008 Sakaizawa (Maegashira 15) 9 – 23 mars Jijipress Takekaze (Komusubi) Jijipress Sponichi Hokutokuni (Juryo 12) Tosayutaka (Juryo 12) Le banzuke complet du Haru basho 2008 Un gros plan sur les lutteurs classés en makuuchi et juryo Et aussi : • Un récapitulatif des 6 derniers tournois des lutteurs de makuuchi • Les débuts de la promotion Hatsu 2008 • Les changements de shikona et intai Hochi フランス語の大相撲雑誌 Hors série n°26 – mars 2008 Editorial faute de promotion au rang supérieur, d’affilée sans blessure. Une première pour l’ordre des ozeki s’établit suivant leur lui en un an et demi. Il n’était pourtant pas Hochi Hochi dernière performance, le meilleur prenant au mieux de sa forme au Hatsu basho, (ou gardant) la place côté est. comme en témoigne son résultat, et cela Dans le cas présent, c’est plutôt le pourrait réserver de mauvaises surprises… moins décevant, Kotooshu, qui est passé en Iwakiyama a du mal à se remettre de tête, grâce à un score de 9-6 en janvier. Juste son passage en division juryo l’année passée, derrière, avec leur bien faible 8-7, suivent et c’est lentement qu’il tente à présent de Kaio et Kotomitsuki. remonter dans le classement. Chiyotaikai ferme la marche, et son Beaucoup plus loin dans le banzuke, forfait après 7 défaites consécutives au à seulement quelques rangs de la division Hatsu basho ne va pas lui faciliter la tâche ; juryo, le jeune espoir Ichihara a légèrement il sera en effet kadoban, pour la 11ème fois de déçu au dernier tournoi.
    [Show full text]
  • Le Monde Du Sumo Le Premier Magazine Francophone Consacré Au Sumo
    Le Monde du Sumo Le premier magazine francophone consacré au Sumo フランス語の大相撲雑誌 16 Numéro juin 2006 Natsu basho 2006 : 1er yusho pour Hakuho L’agent dans le sumo : salaires et primes La retraite de Toki Editorial En couverture : le Natsu basho, les médecins lui ont interdit un excellent 14-1 d’un bon tremplin pour, qui sait, premier yusho pour le retour à la compétition avant un délai d’au moins peut-être une prochaine nouvelle place d’ozeki… jeune ozeki Hakuho ! deux mois… remettant donc en cause sa participation au Nagoya basho ! Pour en terminer avec la division makuuchi, A l’heure actuelle, et au vu de ses quelques rappelons que deux jeunes rikishi étaient apparitions en combats de démonstration, il ne particulièrement sous les projecteurs : Homasho semble toujours pas en mesure de se servir de ce et Baruto. bras droit endolori pour malmener ses adversaires, Promus simultanément aux positions de mais sans doute cherche-t-il à s’économiser un maegashira 11, postes fort exposés pour deux maximum, afin de ne pas mettre en péril le reste « débutants », leurs fortunes ont été bien de la longue carrière qui lui est promise. Il sait différentes… Cela faisait bien longtemps qu’aucun lutteur que certains, comme Musashimaru, ont négligé Homasho n’a pas résisté à la pression et obtient n’avait remporté son premier yusho en division de soigner totalement des blessures sournoises, et le premier make-koshi de sa carrière avec 6-9, makuuchi ! que ces dernières leur ont été fatales ! dont 7 défaites sur ses 8 derniers combats.
    [Show full text]
  • Wrestling, Warships and Nationalism in Japanese-American Relations Martin J
    Martin J. Meyer is a lecturer for school pedagogy and educational CONTRIBUTOR science at Vechta University, Germany. He is a founding member of the German Society of Sport Science’s Committee for Martial Arts Studies and the Journal of Martial Arts Research (JOMAR). In 2017, he received a scholarship from the Japan Society for the Promotion University, Japan. His main research interests are motives for martial time economy and prison rehabilitation programs, as well as basic research. Wrestling, Warships and Nationalism in Japanese-American Relations Martin J. Meyer DOI ABSTRACT The following article explains how the metaphors ‘wrestling 10.18573/mas.115 body’ and ‘warship’ are combined, mutually reinforced and nationalistically instrumentalised in the context of sporting events. The first case study examines contentious Japanese public discussions of the possible promotion of American KEYWORDs following case explores the staging of an American actor Sumo, Pro Wrestling, nationalism, racism, Kurobune, dramatization in North American pro wrestling. Both incidents Yokozuna, Takamiyama, have metaphorical and temporal parallels which reached their Konishiki, Lex Luger. respective symbolic climax in 1993. CITATION Meyer, Martin J. 2020. ‘Wrestling, Warships and Nationalism in Japanese-American Relations’. Martial Arts Studies 10, 73-88. doi: 10.18573/mas.115 MARTIAL Wrestling, Warships and Nationalism in ARTS STUDIES Japanese-American Relations Martin J. Meyer Introduction weapons were evolving at an unprecedented rate. Gunboats, which could also be used in shallow waters, were used for demonstrations The 20th century, especially 1914 to 1989, is considered to be the of power along foreign coasts. ‘Gunboat diplomacy’ was not only ‘century of ideologies’ [Müller 2013].
    [Show full text]
  • TICCIH XV Congress 2012
    TICCIH Congress 2012 The International Conservation for the Industrial Heritage Series 2 Selected Papers of the XVth International Congress of the International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage § SECTION II: PLANNING AND DESIGN 113 A Study of the Hydraulic Landscape in Taoyuan Tableland: the Past, Present and Future / CHEN, Chie-Peng 114 A Study on Preservation, Restoration and Reuse of the Industrial Heritage in Taiwan: The Case of Taichung Creative Cultural Park / YANG, Hong-Siang 138 A Study of Tianjin Binhai New Area’s Industrial Heritage / YAN, Mi 153 Selective Interpretation of Chinese Industrial Heritage Case study of Shenyang Tiexi District / FAN, Xiaojun 161 Economization or Heritagization of Industrial Remains? Coupling of Conservation and CONTENTS Urban Regeneration in Incheon, South Korea / CHO, Mihye 169 Preservation and Reuse of Industrial Heritage along the Banks of the Huangpu River in Shanghai / YU, Yi-Fan 180 Industrial Heritage and Urban Regeneration in Italy: the Formation of New Urban Landscapes / PREITE, Massimo 189 Rethinking the “Reuse” of Industrial Heritage in Shanghai with the Comparison of Industrial Heritage in Italy / TRISCIUOGLIO, Marco 200 § SECTION III: INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION 207 The Japanese Colonial Empire and its Industrial Legacy / Stuart B. SMITH 208 FOREWORDS 1 “La Dificultad” Mine. A Site Museum and Interpretation Center in the Mining District of FOREWORD ∕ MARTIN, Patrick 2 Real del Monte and Pachuca / OVIEDO GAMEZ, Belem 219 FOREWORD ∕ LIN, Hsiao-Wei 3 Tracing
    [Show full text]
  • BASHO FURY SUMO GAME RULES ©2016 Sideline Strategy Games
    BASHO FURY SUMO GAME RULES ©2016 Sideline Strategy Games INTRODUCTION The sport of Sumo has long been a fascination of mine. I can’t explain what draws me to the sport, but the intensity and ferocity of a Sumo match is unparalleled in any other sport. I was compelled to bring Sumo onto my tabletop in a game that plays as quickly as the actual matches and produces accurate results. The culmination of these efforts is the game you currently hold in your hands. Throughout the remainder of this instruction book, you will encounter several Sumo specific names and terms. Rather than provide a glossary of terms at the end, a “translation” will follow these words in ( ). A Sumo Primer is included. This serves as an introduction to this fascinating and lightning fast paced sport. If you are not familiar with the sport of Sumo, it may be beneficial to review the primer first and then have it handy as you read through the rules. DICE “Subtraction Method” chart is found on page 2 Basho Fury Sumo uses two standard six-sided of the Favored Status Chart. dice. In most cases, the dice are rolled and read with the lower number first and the Once the favorite and favored status have higher number second to obtain a result been determined, roll the dice and consult the between 11 and 66. For example, if a 3 and a Basho Fury Sumo Match Chart. The dice roll 1 are rolled, this would be read as 13. The result will state which sumotori won the only time the dice are not read this way is match or indicate you need to re-roll the dice when the kimarite (winning technique) is and check either the Control or 66 Charts.
    [Show full text]
  • Incorporating Heritage Park Design and Cultural Assets the Case of the Sado Mines Heritage Sites
    Incorporating heritage park design and cultural assets The case of the Sado Mines Heritage Sites. Koichiro Sakitani* * EAU, ltd, [email protected] Thinking in recent years in relation to cultural assets in Japan has primarily focused on the preservation, repair, or restoration of designated and select cultural assets. Meanwhile the design of the environment surrounding such assets has, apart from some exceptions, not always been made with such an environment in mind. While the technology and know-how in relation to the preservation and maintenance of cultural assets themselves have continued to progress, the environment around such assets and their related infrastructure lacks a comprehensive, overall system of control. As a consequence, more often than not there has been an absence of space cohesiveness, consistency in concept, and quality in aspects of space design. This paper shall consider both illustrative and actual reports on public-area design surrounding cultural assets nominated by Sado City in Niigata Prefecture for registry as world heritage sites, taking into consideration the background to projects, the course of developments, the design process, important points in the design arrangements for areas around the assets, issues related to the environmental design around the assets, and future developments. Key Words: World Heritage Site, Urban planning, Former Sado Mine, Cultural Assets, Excavation research, Design for Public spaces. 1. Introduction For many towns and regions facing the issues of population decline, aging societies and economic stagnation, tourism may provide an answer. The 21st century is said to be the age of tourism. In the 1980s, Japan’s official tourism policy promoted traditional culture and historical areas, typified in the establishment of Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings.
    [Show full text]