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Finished ！
Wishing a quick and complete recovery to the all victims of
the Noto Peninsula Earthquake in 2024.
At 16:10 on 1 January 2024, there was a magnitude 7.6 (preliminary) earthquake in the Noto region of Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.
Many roads are reported to be sinking or collapsing. Rescue operations in the affected areas have been delayed because of these problems.
We wish our deepest sympathies to all people who are staying at home or in shelters in the cold winter days.
We also pray for you to rebuild the region with great strength.
2022 Taya Cave's "Satoyama" Vegetation Basis Survey
Cooperation: Senshu Elementary School, Yokohama City
Associate Professor Masashi Morita, Yokohama National University
Associate Professor Yuichi Hayakawa, Hokkaido University
Chiaki Oguchi, Associate Professor, Saitama University
Assistant Professor Takuro Ogura, University of Tsukuba
* Professor Keisuke Ogata, Tsurumi University
* Individual cooperation
Environmental Basic Survey
Measurement of All Trees in This Satoyama
This project is also in its sixth year this year. This project started when the 6th grade of this year was the 1st grade. There are 7 children who have brothers and sisters taking this exploratory community learning class ever before!
In FY2022, we challenged ourselves to conduct a basic vegetation survey of the upper satoyama forest ground to prevent root damage to the Taya Cave.
2022 study plan
[Production Name]
Taya Cave "Satoyama" Vegetation Basis Survey
[size]
Published on the website
[Number of Pupils]
37 Pupils (1 class)
[Pre-Learning]
"Preservation activities of the Taya Cave" (by our committee) : 2 periods
[Inquiry Studies] The below is the order in which the classes were conducted.
"Measuring the Environment" (by Associate Professor Hayakawa, Hokkaido University) : 2 periods
"Geology and topographical formation of Taya cave" (by Associate Prof. Oguchi, Saitama University) : 2 periods
"Passing on Cultural Properties to the Future" (by Prof. Ogata, Tsurumi University) : 2 periods
"Creating 3D from 2D - Origami Architecture" (by Associate Professor Morita, Yokohama National University) : 2 periods
[Fieldwork]
"Exploring and considering Satoyama" : 2 periods
"Collecting Satoyama Plants" : 4 periods
[Production class]
"Organizing and researching survey data sheets" : 2 periods
"Discussion and Presentation" : 2 periods
[Production guidance]
Assistant Professor Ogura, University of Tsukuba + our Executive Committee
[Pre-learning] and [Inquiry learning]
Outline of Taya cave & its conservation activities and pre-learning lessons on local culture, environment, and society (by Tamura)
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