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TOKYO SUNDAY,MAY 12TH Post Time 10:05 1 ! Race Dirt 1400m THREE−YEAR−OLDS Course Record:28Jan.18 1:21.5 DES,WEIGHT FOR AGE,MAIDEN Value of race: 9,550,000 Yen 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Added Money(Yen) 5,000,000 2,000,000 1,300,000 750,000 500,000 Stakes Money(Yen) 0 0 0 Ow. Katsuhiko Nakamura 3,450,000 S 80107 Life90108M 10001 1 54.0 Yutaka Yoshida(1.6%,1−1−3−59,116th) Turf00000 I 00000 1 Shunran(JPN) Dirt90108L 00000 /Aldebaran(0.81) /Croco Rouge F3,d.b. Satoru Kobiyama(1.7%,2−2−1−111,164th) Course20002E 00000 Wht. 0Hanagasumi 0Miller’s Time 10Feb.16 Katsuhiko Nakamura Wet 20101 6Apr.19 NAKAYAMA MDN D1200St 9 8 1:13.6 7th/16 Yutaka Yoshida 54.0 448% R Rampage 1:12.5 <2 1/2> Cherry Madonna <1/2> Shigeru Hotaruishi 10Mar.19 CHUKYO MDN D1200St 13 12 1:15.0 7th/16 Genki Maruyama 54.0 444# Daimei Satsuki 1:14.0 <HD> Water Magellan <1 1/4> T M Rocket 16Feb.19 TOKYO MDN D1400St 8 8 1:29.0 8th/16 Ikuya Kowata 51.0 446' Belle Jeunesse 1:28.1 <1 1/2> King Carat <1 1/2> Peisha Jewel 26Jan.19 TOKYO MDN D1300St 8 10 1:22.2 4th/16 Kiwamu Ogino 53.0 440# Lord Stark 1:21.7 <NK> Koyu Kurogayoka <2> Prima Volta 16Dec.18 NAKAYAMA MDN D1200St 9 10 1:13.6 8th/16 Keita Tosaki 54.0 432" Boston Tesoro 1:12.5 <3 1/2> Shigeru Hotaruishi <NK> Noble Future Ow. Kazuya Sugiura 600,000 S 30003 Life30003M 00000 1 54.0 Yuji Tannai(3.6%,8−15−17−180,47th) Turf00000 I 00000 2 Miss Arakan(JPN) Dirt30003L 00000 /Arakan(0.17) /Kingmambo F3,ch. Masashi Okuhira(4.6%,4−6−5−72,131st) Course10001E 00000 Wht. 0Flaming Cliffs 0Insight 30Mar.16 Hiroyuki Tanaka Wet 00000 7Apr.19 FUKUSHIMA MDN D1150St 11 12 1:13.7 15th/16 Kazuki Kikuzawa 52.0 446- Shigeru Zircon 1:10.3 <2> Cool Tiara <1 1/4> Bel Port 16Feb.19 TOKYO MDN D1300St 10 13 1:25.5 16th/16 Daichi Shibata 54.0 456+ Peisha Negano 1:20.5 <7> Vanilla Shake <HD> Francis 19Jan.19 NAKAYAMA NWC D1200St 6 5 1:15.1 5th/16 Daichi Shibata 54.0 450% Avonlea 1:12.8 <1> Smart Marche <5> Peisha Negano Ow. Little Blue Farm Co.,Ltd. 500,000 S 10001 Life20002M 10001 2 56.0 Hatsuya Kowata(0%,0−0−2−73,138th) Turf00000 I 00000 3 Mendii(JPN) Dirt20002L 00000 /Transcend(1.18) /Gold Allure C3,b. Hiroaki Sugiura(6.1%,6−3−7−82,106th) Course10001E 00000 Blk. 0Meditation 0Ronger 25Apr.16 Little Blue Farm Wet 00000 28Apr.19 TOKYO MDN D1300Go 12 14 1:21.9 5th/16 Hatsuya Kowata 56.0 492+ Little Monster 1:20.7 <1 1/2> Ho O Soldier <3 1/2> Kashino Lauto 12Aug.18 NIIGATA NWC D1800St 10 11 13 13 2:03.2 14th/15 Keishi Yamada 51.0 480- Salsa Leia 1:57.1 <5> Sedo Amor <2> Ishtar Gate Ow. Hiroshi Araihara 0 S 10001 Life30003M 20002 2 53.0 Ryusei Sakai(4.4%,10−14−22−181,39th) Turf20002 I 00000 4 Hakushin Dream(JPN) Dirt10001L 00000 /Captain Thule(0.38) /Sakura Bakushin O F3,b. Masashi Fukayama(2.9%,1−0−2−31,185th) Course00000E 00000 Blk. 0Lotus Dream 0Mejiro Linden 14May.16 Hiroshi Araihara Wet 00000 10Mar.19 CHUKYO MDN D1200St 2 2 1:16.3 11th/16 Takeshi Yokoyama 53.0 402' Daimei Satsuki 1:14.0 <HD> Water Magellan <1 1/4> T M Rocket 27Jan.19 CHUKYO MDN T1600Fi 4 6 6 1:37.2 16th/16 Kyosuke Maruta 54.0 398- Meisho Komichi 1:35.4 <1 1/4> Salamis <3/4> Blanchett 23Dec.18 NAKAYAMA NWC T1600Fi 2 2 5 1:40.7 15th/16 Hiroto Mayuzumi 54.0 402, Brave Major 1:39.1 <2 1/2> Fancy Run <NK> Petit Tiare Ow. Takayuki Sawada 2,550,000 S 20002 Life40013M 20011 3 56.0 Shu Ishibashi(13.7%,25−21−16−121,14th) Turf00000 I 00000 5 Gold Socks(JPN) Dirt40013L 00000 /Neo Universe(0.66) /French Deputy C3,ch. Koji Maki(7.1%,8−9−6−89,52nd) Course00000E 00000 Red 0Keiai Elizabeth 0Tamheed 8Apr.16 Mitsuishi Hashimoto Stud Wet 00000 30Mar.19 NAKAYAMA MDN D1200St 7 8 1:13.5 6th/16 Takuya Kowata 55.0 480! Sacred Sun 1:12.6 <3> Iron You Can <1> Sun Roanoke 10Mar.19 NAKAYAMA MDN D1200Go 6 6 1:12.8 4th/16 Takuya Kowata 55.0 490$ Tomoja Dot 1:12.0 <2 1/2> Sacred Sun <1 1/4> R Rampage 5Jan.19 NAKAYAMA MDN D1800St 8 8 10 9 1:58.3 9th/16 Takuya Kowata 55.0 496# Ashaka Tobu 1:55.8 <1/2> Meiner Evince <8> Fantastic 15Dec.18 NAKAYAMA NWC D1800St 4442 1:58.53rd/16TakuyaKowata54.0502! Hakumokuren 1:57.6 <1 3/4> Bengara Gunjo <4> Gold Socks Ow. Junichi Nagai 1,300,000 S 00000 Life30012M 30012 3 54.0 Hironobu Tanabe(11.7%,33−31−31−188,9th) Turf10001 I 00000 6 Miyuki Diamond(JPN) Dirt20011L 00000 /Lord Kanaloa(1.43) /Empire Maker F3,b. Kazuo Konishi(5.5%,5−9−5−72,112nd) Course10010E 00000 Red 0Pro Rata 0Relaxed 30Mar.16 PANGLOSS Y.K. Wet 00000 21Apr.19 TOKYO MDN D1600St 3 2 1:40.6 3rd/16 Hironobu Tanabe 54.0 440# Primo da Vinci 1:39.9 <1/2> Stratford <3 1/2> Miyuki Diamond 12Jan.19 NAKAYAMA MDN D1800St 2222 1:58.66th/16Masaki Katsuura 54.0 446& Majesty Gate 1:57.5 <2> Portamento <3 1/2> Aragonez 15Dec.18 NAKAYAMA NWC T1800Fi 5544 1:52.79th/16YutaroNonaka51.0452( Ice Blast 1:51.6 <NK> Satono Force <1/2> Gros Horloge Ow. Takefumi Okada 0 S 20002 Life30003M 10001 4 56.0 Yoshitomi Shibata(5.6%,6−1−8−92,58th) Turf30003 I 00000 7 Ken and Lance(JPN) Dirt00000L 00000 /Tosen Homareboshi(0.48)/Zenno El Cid C3,b. Masatatsu Kikukawa(6.7%,6−3−8−72,105th) Course00000E 00000 Blu. 0Last Million 0Million Charm 26May.16 Yoshida Stud Farm Wet 00000 7Apr.19 FUKUSHIMA MDN T1200Fi 12 12 1:11.0 11th/16 Hiroto Mayuzumi 56.0 492) Skip 1:10.2 <NK> Baccarat Queen <1/2> Mei Guanxi 27Oct.18 NIIGATA MDN T1800Go 1 1 1:53.4 14th/14 Yuji Tannai 55.0 478+ Killer Presence 1:49.3 <3> Yep Yep Yep <NS> Too Flashy 4Aug.18 SAPPORO NWC T1200Fi 2 8 1:14.8 12th/12 Yuji Tannai 54.0 476* Adorer 1:10.3 <1 3/4> Spink <3/4> Fangxiang Ow. Yasuhiro Yano 0 S 00000 Life20002M 20002 4 56.0 Takayuki Kato(1.5%,1−4−2−60,109th) Turf10001 I 00000 8 Crown Poseidon(JPN) Dirt10001L 00000 /Suzuka Phoenix(0.57) /Wild Rush C3,ch. To s h i a k i Ta j i m a (2.1%,2−1−5−89,167th) Course00000E 00000 Blu. 0Crown Pointer 0Koei Shadai 19Feb.16 Crown Co., Ltd. Wet 00000 9Dec.18 NAKAYAMA MDN D1800St 9898 2:00.214th/16TakayukiKato55.0486- Cosmo Hayate 1:56.6 <1/2> Scatenato <5> Dallas Tesoro 24Nov.18 TOKYO NWC T1600Fi 15 14 1:38.7 15th/18 Takayuki Kato 55.0 488. Grace Un 1:36.7 <1 1/4> Divine <3> Wild Touch Ow. T.Kashiwagi 0 S 30003 Life30003M 00000 5 54.0 Kazuma Harada(4.8%,2−2−2−36,98th) Turf00000 I 00000 9 Kashino Violet(JPN) Dirt30003L 00000 /Pyro(0.79) /Grand Opera F3,ch. Shoichi Temma(3.7%,3−1−2−75,152nd) Course10001E 00000 Ylw. 0Lucky Pinky 0Umeno Pinky 10Mar.16 Haraguchi Bokujo Wet 00000 14Apr.19 FUKUSHIMA MDN D1150Go 9 7 1:12.0 6th/16 Yuichiro Nishida 54.0 442* Takano Oja 1:10.8 <1 3/4> Coofa Peekaboo <2 1/2> General Vinto 9Feb.19 KOKURA MDN D1000Go 8 8 1:01.5 7th/13 Yuichiro Nishida 54.0 450& Uni Chara 0:59.7 <1 3/4> Meisho Meirin <3> Royal Yacht 3Nov.18 TOKYO NWC D1300St 7 7 1:23.0 7th/16 Tomoharu Bushizawa 54.0 438+ Evacuant 1:20.3 <3 1/2> Section d’Or <3> Stay Hot Ow. Tadahiro Amahori 1,500,000 S 00000 Life30012M 30012 5 56.0 Taichi Nishimura(4.0%,1−0−2−22,122nd) Turf00000 I 00000 10 Strong Heaven(JPN) Dirt30012L 00000 .Belshazzar(0.42) .Forty Niner C3,bl. Yasutoshi Matsunaga(2.7%,2−3−4−66,161st) Course00000E 00000 Ylw. /Pont du Gard /Miyashiro Hauban 3Apr.16 Toshiro Mombetsu Wet 00000 6Apr.19 NAKAYAMA MDN D1800St 4438 1:59.010th/13Taichi Nishimura 56.0 524' Laurier Tesoro 1:56.4 <NK> Kurohyo <1/2> Estrela Branco 23Mar.19 NAKAYAMA MDN D1800St 12 11 9 10 1:58.4 9th/16 Taichi Nishimura 56.0 524& Aizu Ryuko 1:56.4 <2 1/2> Jagdbomber <1 3/4> K T Crown 2Mar.19 NAKAYAMA NWC D1800Go 12 11 8 7 2:00.7 3rd/15 Taichi Nishimura 56.0 526* Heart to Heart 1:59.5 <3 1/2> Cheerful Rose <3 1/2> Strong Heaven Ow. Normandy Thoroughbred Racing Co.,Ltd. 3,075,000 S 00000 Life60105M 60105 6 53.0 Akira Sugawara(1.1%,1−5−5−79,107th) Turf00000 I 00000 11 Final Muzzle(JPN) Dirt60105L 00000 .White Muzzle(1.61) .Fuji Kiseki C3,b.
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    The 93rd Annual Meeting of CSJ Program Chair: Ishitani, Osamu（15：30～16：20） Room S1 2S1- 06 Special Lecture Photocatalytic hydrogen evolution from water （Tokyo University of Science, Faculty of Science）Kudo, Akihiko（15:30～ 15:55） CO-LEARNING HOUSE I C102 2S1- 07 Special Lecture Development of visible light responsive semi- conductor photocatalysts（School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo） Domen, Kazunari（15:55～16:20） Frontiers of Artificial Photosynthesis JST- Chair: Inoue, Haruo（16：20～17：30） PRESTO Project "Chemical Conversion of 2S1- 08 Special Lecture How to make good use of near infrared light Light Energy" energy?（RIES, Hokkaido Univ.）Misawa, Hiroaki（16:20～16:45） 2S1- 09 Friday, March 22, AM Special Lecture Road Map of artificial photosynthesis to Future Industry（Mitsubishi Chemical Science and Technology Research Center （9：40 ～12：10） Inc.）Setoyama, Tohru（16:45～17:10） 1S1- 02# Watching Chemical Conversion of Light Energy with Picosecond 2S1- 10 Special Lecture Artificial Photosynthesis: Perspective from Time-resolved X-ray Structural Analysis（KEK）ADACHI, Shin-ichi（09:40 Science and Technology Policy and Scientists（School of Engineering, ～10:10） University of Tokyo）Hashimoto, Kazuhito（17:10～17:30） 1S1- 03# Development of Large Photofunctional Porphyrin Arrays（NAIST） ARATANI,Naoki（10:10～10:40） 1S1- 04# Development of energy conversion materials with hierarchical struc- ture using two-dimensional nanocrystals （Kyushu Univ.）IDA, Shintaro Room S2 （10:40～11:10） 1S1- 05# Development of highly-active oxygen evolving catalysts toward CO-LEARNING
  • Poster Session Poster Session Day 1 - Wednesday, July 20

    Poster Session Poster Session Day 1 - Wednesday, July 20

    The 39th Annual Meeting of the Japan Neuroscience Society Wednesday, July 20 Poster Session Poster Session Day 1 - Wednesday, July 20 Neurogenesis and Gliogenesis P1-001 Several transient neuronal populations with extracortical origin crucial for neocortical development TA in mammals are absent from the developing avian dorsal pallium Fernando Garcia-Moreno1，Edward Anderton1，Marta Krolak1,2，Isabel Martinez-Garay3，Jo Begbie1， Zoltan Molnar1 1University of Oxford, Oxford, UK 2University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland 3Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK P1-002 Roles of serotonergic system in hippocampal neurogenesis Makoto Kondo，Yukiko Nakamura，Yusuke Ishida，Shoichi Shimada Dept Neurosci & Cell Biol, Osaka Univ Grad Sch Med, Osaka P1-003 Forebrain origin of optic nerve oligodendrocyte in the mouse Katsuhiko Ono1，Hiroyuki Tominaga1，Hitoshi Gotoh1，Tadashi Nomura1，Hirohide Takebayashi1,2， Kazuhiro Ikenaka3 1Dept Biol, Kyoto Pref Univ Med, Kyoto, Japan 2Div Neurobiol Anat, Niigata Univ Grad Sch Med Dent Sci, Niigata, Japan 3Div Neurobiol Bioinfo, Nat Inst Physiol Sci, Okazaki, Japan P1-004 Expression pattern of a novel geneinka2 in nervous system and analysis of its function in cell motility. 1 1 2 Yumi Iwasaki ，Hiroki Akiyama ，Shinichi Sakakibara 1Lab. Molecular Neurobiology Faculty of Human Sciences Waseda University, Saitama, Japan 2Instutute of Applied Brain Science, Waseda University, Saitama, Japan P1-005 Neural progenitor cells in the anterior medullary velum of the adult mouse Mana Nagasawa，Sayaka Kato，Shin-Ichi Sakakibara Department of Molecular Neurobiology, Faculty of Human Sciences, Waseda University P1-006 Proper termination of migration for uppermost part of layers 2/3 neurons requires PlexinA2/A4- Semaphorin6A signaling in the mouse cerebral cortex 1 2 1 2 Yumiko Hatanaka ，Takahiko Kawasaki ，Yasuo Kawaguchi ，Tatsumi Hirata 1Div Cerebral Circuit, NIPS, Aichi, Japan 2Div Brain Function, NIG, Shizuoka, Japan P1-007 Intracellular trafficking of the CXCR4 molecules in the neural progenitors during formation of hippocampal granule cell layer.
  • Characteristics of Group Oral Interactions Performed by Japanese Learners of English

    Characteristics of Group Oral Interactions Performed by Japanese Learners of English

    Characteristics of Group Oral Interactions Performed by Japanese Learners of English A doctoral dissertation submitted for the degree of Doctor of Education Graduate School of Education Waseda University Junko Negishi 2011 Abstract Group oral test formats have recently been added to the types of oral performance tests. This is because the assessment of second language (L2) learners’ authentic conversational competence is considered important in the current era of globalization. However, only a few studies dealing with group oral interaction have been carried out to date. This study aimed to identify some characteristics and developmental phenomena of Japanese learners of English by investigating what happened when they underwent group oral interactions in groups of three. Participants comprised of 145 students from junior high schools, senior high schools, and universities. Ten Japanese raters assessed the participants utilizing criteria of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR; Council of Europe, 2001) which is currently being used throughout the world. In order to explore the feasibility of employing Japanese raters and adopting the CEFR criteria, first, three facets—the severity of raters, the difficulty of rating categories, and participants’ speaking ability—were examined by means of multi-faceted Rasch measurement, which analyzed sources of variation and estimated “measures” from the raw scores given by raters. Secondly, the participants’ discourse was investigated from various points of view based on five subcategories in the CEFR criteria: Range, Accuracy, Fluency, Interaction, and Coherence. The analysis was carried out ii on 82 discrete items that might have the potential to explain speakers’ development. Next, participants’ characteristics which exhibited developmental features and had relationships to the CEFR criteria were identified and further explored.
  • Yosano Akiko and the Tale of Genji / G.G

    Yosano Akiko and the Tale of Genji / G.G

    Yosano Akiko and The Tale ofGenji "Akiko on a Certain Day," from the early years of the Taisho period. Courtesy of Chikuma Shobo Publishing Co., Ltd. Yosano Akiko and The Tale ofGenji G. G. Rowley Ann Arbor 2000 Center for Japanese Studies The University of Michigan Open access edition funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities/ Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Humanities Open Book Program. Copyright © 2000 The Regents of the University of Michigan Published by the Center for Japanese Studies, The University of Michigan 202 S Thayer St., Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1608 Michigan Monograph Series in Japanese Studies Number 28 PERMISSIONS Material for chapter three draws upon an article "Literary Canon and National Iden- tity: The Tale ofGenji in Meiji Japan," Japan Forum 9.1 (1997): 1-15 and is reprinted here with permission of the British Association for Japanese Studies and Routledge. Material for chapter six first appeared in an article "Textual Malfeasance in Yosano Akiko's Shiny aku Genji monogatari" Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 58.1 (June 1998): 201-19 and is reprinted here with permission of the editors. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Rowley, Gillian Gaye, 1960- Yosano Akiko and the Tale of Genji / G.G. Rowley. p. cm. — (Michigan monograph series in Japanese studies no. 28) Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-939512-98-X (cloth : alk. paper) 1. Yosano, Akiko, 1878-1942—Criticism and interpretation. 2. Murasaki Shikibu, b. 978? Genji monogatari. I. Murasaki Shikibu, b. 978? Genji monogatari. II. Title. III. Series. PL819.O8R68 2000 895.6f144—dc21 99-089978 This book was set in Janson Text Jacket design by Seiko Semones This publication meets the ANSI/NISO Standards for Permanence of Paper fo Publications and Documents in Libraries and Archives (Z39.48-1992).
  • Musicas Do Serial Z0E7D2CS

    Musicas Do Serial Z0E7D2CS

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