Program

April 15 (Saturday)
Room A
9:00

9:10

9:20

Moderator: Noboru Minakawa
A101 Recent invasion of Aedes albopictus into Aomori Prefecture, Japan○Kobayashi M.1, Maekawa Y.1, Komagata O.1, Ishida K.２, Fujii S.2, Okuyama H.2, Shiono
Y.2, Sawabe K.1 (1 National Institute of Infectious Diseases, 2 Sendai Quarantine Station)
A102 The 2016 surveillance result of disease-transmitting mosquitoes in Tokyo○Kumiko Takahashi, Tomoyoshi Iguchi, Takeshi Ishikami, Yukiko Tabei, Yuu Sakai, Takumi
Kobayashi, Yoshika Wakebe, Kazumichi Yano, Yoko Nadaoka. Toshinari Suzuki, Mitsugu
Hosaka (Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Public Health)A103 The 2016 surveillance results of disease-transmitting mosquito larvae in Tokyo○Tomoyoshi Iguchi, Kumiko Takahashi, Takeshi Ishikami, Yukiko Tabei, Kimiyo Watanabe,
Chieko Hatami, Tsuyoshi Igarashi, Yuki Kosugi, Tomoko Okubo, Yuu Sakai, Takumi
Kobayashi, Mika Wakebe, Kazumichi Yano, Hiroyuki Konishi, Yoko Nadaoka. Toshinari
Suzuki, Mitsugu Hosaka (Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Public Health)Moderator: Mutsuo Kobayashi
9:30
A104 Adult density and larval habitats of Aedes albopictus at public facilities and a residential
area in Okayama City, Japan in 2015 and 2016.
○Tsuda, Y.1, Maekawa, Y.1, Kasai, S.1, Minagawa, K.2, Kazuma, T.2, Horiguchi, T.Yamauchi, T.3
and Sawabe, K.1 (1National Institute of Infectious Diseases, 2Japan Environmental Sanitation
Center, 3University of Hyogo)
9:40
A105 Movement of Aedes albopictus released from a cemetery locating at the base of a small
hill.
○Yoshihide Maekawa1, Yoshio Tsuda1, Takeo Yamauchi2, Masato Igarashi3, Toru Kazuma4,
Yuzo Satou5, Ryuichi Kanayama5, and Kyoko Sawabe1 (1National Institute of Infectious
disease，2University of Hyogo, 3Hohto Shoji Co., Ltd.. 4Japan Environmental Sanitation Center,
5SC Environmental Science Co., Ltd.)
9:50
A106 Mosquito control in a university campus○Toshihiko Sunahara (Institute of Tropical Medicine, Nagasaki University)
10:00 (Break)

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10:40

Moderator: Kazunori Ohashi
A107 The approach to mosquito-borne viral disease, dengu, control by using Sympetrum
frequens larvae.
○Jinguji, H. and Kumagai, T. (Miyagi University)
A108 Habitation risk map of Aedes albopictus in Iwate Prefecture by generalized linear mixed
model○Takashi Satou1, Naoko Nihei 2, Mutsuo Kobayashi 2 (1 Department of Earth Science, Iwate
Prefectural Research Institute for Environmental Sciences and Public Health, 2 Department ofMedical Entomology, National Institute of Infectious Diseases)
A109 Mosquito surveillance in the disaster area of Kumamoto Earthquake○Yonejima, M.1, Watanabe, M.2, Watanabe, H.3, Muramatsu,Y . 4, Higashida, K. 4, Kobayashi,
M.2and Sawabe, K.2 (1 Kumamoto University, 2 National Institute of Infectious Disease, 3
Toyama-city, 4 Kumamoto Pest Control Association)
A110 Difference in occurrence of the mosquito in the disaster area of Kumamoto Earthquake
and the Great East Japan Earthquake.
○Watanabe, M.1, Watanabe, H.2, Yonejima, M.3 Sawabe, K.1 (1National Institute of Infectious
Disease, 2Toyama-shi, 3Kumamoto University)

April 15 (Sat)Moderator: Yoshio Tsuda
Continual monitoring for mosquito using BG-centinel (2) in a shrine in Takatsuki-city,

10:50

A111
Osaka.
○Kakurou Kanno, Yukio Adachi, Koji Maeda, Yoshihiro Ishikawa, Katsuyuki Miura, Junichiro
Katayama

11:00

A112

Mosquito surveillance using three methods: the human-baiting method, the CDC-type

trap with dry-ice, and BG-sentinel 2 trap．
○Fukuura, Y. and Nakajima, S.（Kyoto Prefectural Institute of Public Health andEnvironment, Environmental Health Division）
11:10 (Break)
11:20

A113 Overwintering of Aedes aegypti eggs under outdoor conditions in Nagasaki City from
October 2015 to March 2016.
○Yukiko Higa1, Chiaki Tsurukawa1 , Nozomi Imanishi1, Yoshio Tsuda2, Kyoko Sawabe2(1NEKKEN, Nagasaki University, 2Department of Medical Entomology, NIID)

Moderator: Osamu Komagata
A114 Dissecting the molecular mechanism of sensation of ATP, a phagostimulant for the blood
sucking behavior○Chisako Sakuma, Hirotaka Kanuka (Department of Tropical Medicine, Center for Medical
Entomology, The Jikei University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan)
11:40 A115 Wolbachia tropism in Aedes aegypti○Manabu Ote1, 2, Hirotaka Kanuka1, 2 (1Department of Tropical Medicine, 2Center for Medical
Entomology, The Jikei University School of Medicine)
11:50 A116 Molecular mechanism of host recognition in dengue vector mosquito○Hidetoshi Ichimura1,2, Chisako Sakuma1,2, Chun-Hong Chen3, Hirotaka Kanuka1,2(1Department of Tropical Medicine, 2Center for Medical Entomology, The Jikei University
School of Medicine, Japan 3National Health Research Institutes, Taiwan)
12:00 A117 Analysis of transgenic Anopheles stephensi inducing a cell death in the testis.
○Daisuke S. Yamamoto1, Megumi Sumitani2, Katsumi Kasashima3, Hideki Sezutsu2, Hiroyuki
Matsuoka1, Hirotomo Kato1 （1Divison of Medical Zoology, Jichi Medical University, 2Transgenic
Silkworm Research Unit, NARO, 3Division of Functional Biochemistry, Jichi Medical
University）
11:30

13:30

Annual General Meeting

14:10

Prize of Society and Sasa Prize Giving Ceremony

Moderator: Yoshio Tsuda
Sasa Prize: A nationwide survey on distribution of mosquitoes in Japan / DNA barcoding formolecular identification of Japanese mosquitoes○Yoshihide Maekawa (National Institute of Infectious Diseases)
Prize of Society: Studies on control of vector and vector-borne diseases in Japan○Kyoko Sawabe (National Institute of Infectious Diseases)
Moderator: Noboru Minakawa
15:20

Symposium
S1 Intra-specific diversity of bacteria in Anopheles mosquito midgut defines Plasmodiumtransmission capacity○Hirotaka Kanuka (Department of Tropical Medicine, Center for Medical Entomology, The
Jikei University School of Medicine)
S2 Surveillance and effective control of vector mosquitoes of dengue and zika virus in Japan○Yoshio Tsuda (National Institute of Infectious Diseases)

April 15 (Sat)S3 Tick-borne viruses○Daisuke Hayasaka (Department of Virology, Institute of Tropical Medicine, Nagasaki
University)
S4 Control of schistosomiasis in sub-Saharan Africa: what role is left for medical
malacology?
○J. Russell Stothard (Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine)April 15 (Sat)

Room B
9:00

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Moderator: Yasushi Otsuka
B101 Water hyacinth floating on Lake Victoria and migration of possible intermediate hostsnails of Schistosoma.
○Kyoko Futami, Mihoko Kikuchi, Fumie Hara, Jinping Hu, Noboru Minakawa, Shinjiro
Hamano (Institute of Tropical Medicine, Nagasaki University)
B102 Analysis of the genetic structure of Aedes aegypti found in Narita and Haneda Airport○Jinping Hu１） Kentaro Itokawa２） Kyoko Futami１） Yukiko Higa１） Kyoko Sawabe２） Noboru
Minakawa１） （1 Nekken, Nagasaki University 2 National Institute of Infectious Diseases）
B103 Global warming suppresses population growth of Hyphantria cunea○Nobuko Tuno (Kanazawa University)

Moderator: Chizu Sanjoba
B104 Radiocesium contamination and transportation of cesium through feeding andmetamorphosis in dipterous flies (Muscidae, Calliphoridae) in radioactive polluted area near the
Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant－Surveys in 2015~2016－.
○Mitsuhiro Iwasa, Kôsuke Sato (Obihiro University of Agriculture & Veterinary Medicine)
9:40
B105 Occurrence of Chironomid Midges from an Indoor Swimming Pool and Plans for their
Control.
○Hirabayashi, K. (Shinshu University)
9:50
B106 Seasonal abundance and daily flying activity of black flies attracted to human baits inAmami-oshima, Japan◯Yasushi Otsuka1, Masako Fukuda2, Hiroyuki Takaoka3 (1Kagoshima Univ. 2Oita Univ. 3Univ.
of Malaya)
10:00 (Break)
9:30

10:10

B107 Collections of adult black flies attracted to wild boar in Oita, Japan.
◯Masako Fukuda1, Yasushi Otsuka2, Hiroyuki Takaoka3 (1Oita Univ. 2Kagoshima Univ. 3Univ.
of Malaya)

Moderator: Noriyuki Komatsu
B108 The pattern of going out from a wood-hole harborage in a forest population of the smoky
brown cockroach◯Hideakira Tsuji (KSK Institute for Environmental Biology)
10:30 B109 Duration of survival of the smoky-brown cockroach, Periplaneta fuliginosa, in the
starvation state○Yasuhiro Tomioka, Kazuyuki Tanaka, Goro Kimura, Tsutomu Tanikawa (Technical ResearchLaboratory, Ikari Shodoku Co., Ltd.)
10:20

Moderator: Mitsuhiro Iwasa
10:40 B110 Detection of a hybrid Leishmania from Lutzomyia tejadai in Peru
○Hirotomo Kato (Div. of Med. Zool., Jichi Medical Univ.), Abraham G. Cáceres (Lab. deEntomol., Instituto Nacional de Salud, Peru), Yoshihisa Hashiguchi (Dept. de Parasitol. y Med.
Trop., Univ. Catolica de Santiago de Guayaquil, Ecuador)
10:50 B111 The first record of Phlebotomine Sand fly (Diptera: Psychodidae, Phlebotominae) from
Tokyo, Japan.
○Chizu Sanjoba, Satoko Omachi, Kai Sato, Yoshitsugu Matsumoto (Graduate School of
Agricultural and Life Science, Univ. of Tokyo)
11:00 B112
Female genitalia of some tabanids inhabiting Hokkaido, Japan (Diptera: Tabanidae)○CHAO YANG・Sasaki Hitoshi (Rakuno Gakuen University)

April 15 (Sat)
11:10(Break)11:20

B113 The deer brought tabanid fly○Watanabe M. (Department of Medical Entomology, NIID)

11:30

11:40

11:50

12:00

Moderator: Nobuko Tuno
B114 A newly recorded species of the subfamily Pseudophyllodromiinae (Blattodea) from
Iriomote Island.
○Noriyuki Komatsu1, Hong- Kean Ooi2, Naoki Bando3, Akihiko Uchida4 (1Civil International
Corporation, 2Azabu Univ., 3Super Buddies. 4Yamazaki Gakuen Univ.)
B115 On the Japanese name for Culex tritaeniorhynchus, the principal vector of Japanese
encephalitis in Japan.
○Kiyoshi Kamimura (Marusan Pharma Biotech Co.)
B116 Implication for three distinct groups of Anopheles lindesayi in Japan by morphologicaland genetic analyses.
○Nozomi Imanishi1, Yukiko Higa2, Hwa Jen Teng3, Toshihiko Sunahara2, Noboru Minakawa2(1Biomedical Science, Nagasaki University, 2 NEKKEN, Nagasaki University, 3CDC, Taiwan)
B117 Blood feeding related behavior of Culex tritaeniorhyncus around cow sheds○Masahiro Takagi 1, Akira Sugiyama 2, Katsumi Maruyama3 (1 Omura, Nagasaki Pref., 2
Nagoya Woman’s Univ., 3 Suzuka, Mie Pref.)Room C
9:00

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9:20

Moderator: Takeo Yamauchi
C101 Acari-borne infectious diseases recently found from Hokuriku to Kinki Districts; theirendemic factors are common each other?
○Nobuhiro Takada1,3, Masaru Natsuaki2 (1Facul. Med. Sci., Univ. Fukui, 2Hyogo Coll. Med.,
3MFSS)C102 Consideration on the species of human bite ticks―Referring to the cases in Noto district,
Ishikawa Prefect.
○Yosaburo Oikawa and Manabu Murakami (Dept. Medical Zoology, Kanazawa Medical Univ.)
C103 Six cases of tick bites infested in foreign countries○Masaru Natsuaki1, Yasuhiro Yano2, Nobuhiro Takada2, Takuya Ito3 (1Department of
Dermatology, Hyogo College of Medicine, 2Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Fukui, 3
Hokkaido Institute of Public Health)Moderator: Yasuhiro Yano
9:30
C104 An evaluation on removal of tick on patient: usefulness of tick twist method○Fumihiko Mahara1,2, Hiromi Fujita2 (1Mahara hospital, 2Mahara Institute of Medical
Acarology)
9:40
C105 Trombiculid mite and tick species parasitized on green snakes of the genus Cyclophiops
in Japan○Mamoru Takahashi, Hitoko Misumi (Saitama Med. Univ.)
9:50
C106 Cross-sectional observation of tick with Focused Ion Beam Scanning Electron Microscope○Hideki MATSUSHIMA, Syunzo KONDO, Toshiaki SUZUKI (JEOL Ltd.)
10:00 (Break)April 15 (Sat)Moderator: Mamoru Takahashi
C107 Crown length of maxillary molar row and body size indicated: environmental factors
caused small mass in Norway rats (Rattus norvegicus) on the Hahajima Islands○Tatsuo YABE1, Kazuo HORIKOSHI2 and Takuma HASHIMOTO3 (1 Tropical Rat-Control
Committee, 2 Institute of Boninology, 3 Japan Wildlife Research Center)
10:20 C108 The inquiries on Masked palm civet in Tokyo and Japan pest control association○Tanikawa T.1, 2, Tamada A.1 and Hirao M.2(1Tokyo Pest Control Association, 2Japan Pest
Control Association)
10:30 C109 Hemiclepsis marginata (Hirudinida: Glossiphoniidae) obtained from a breeding Japanese
giant salamander（Andrias japonicus）in a zoological garden
Sachina Tanaka1, Yuki Taguchi2, Ayako Noda2, Nonoue Noriyuki2, ○Mitsuhiko Asakawa1（1School of Veterinary Medicine, Rakuno Gakuen University, 2Hiroshima City Asa Zoolgical
Park）
10:10

Moderator: Yoshihide Maekawa
Effect of light trap size and location on capturing of Cigarette beetle, Lasioderma
serricorne (F.) (Coleoptera: Anobiidae)○Shingo Waguri1，Shoma Ogino2，Yasuki Kitashima2，Tetsuo Gotoh2（1Fuji Environmental
Service Co., Ltd.，2Faculty of Agriculture, Ibaraki University）
10:50 C111 Observation of mosquito skin penetration and blood suction using laboratory animal andinverted microscope
Haruki Yamamoto1, Tomokazu Takahashi1, Masato Suzuki1, ○Seiji Aoyagi1, Tomoyuki
Hikitsuchi2, Yumi Kawajiri2, Koji Nakayama2 (1Kansai Univewrsity, 2Dainihon Jochugiku Co.,Ltd.)
11:00 C112 Development of the bioassay device for evaluating mosquito repellency. (1) - Carbon
dioxide as the improvement factors for blood feeding of Aedes albopictus.
○Kanya Kuramoto1, Takuya Mitsuhashi1, Yoshiko Takahashi1, Akiko Watanabe1, Chiaki
Tsurukawa2, Hitoshi Kawada2 (1KAKEN TEST CENTER General Incorporated Foundation, 2Institute of tropical medicine, Nagasaki University)
11:10 (Break)
10:40

C110

Moderator: Kimio Hirabayashi
Attraction of Aedes aegypti to physical and chemical factors to develop an autocidal

C113
ovitrap○Takashi Tsunoda1, Nguyen Thi Dung1, Vi Quynh Trang1, Tran Vu Phong3, Noboru Minakawa1(1Institute of Tropical Medicine, Nagasaki University, 2Vietnam Research Station, Nagasaki
University, 3National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology, Vietnam)
11:30 C114 Investigational production of redback spider ( Latrodectus hasseltii) antivenom in Japan.
○Kyoko Sawabe1, Reona Mashiko2, Yoshihide Maekawa1, Kohei Ogawa1, Kentaro Itokawa1,3,
Tomomi Sato1,4, Haruhiko Isawa1, Yoshio Tsuda1, Mutsuo Kobayashi1, Takayuki Matsumura5,
Manabu Ato5, Akihiko Yamamoto6, Toru Hifumi7 (1Department of Medical Entomology, NIID,
2Meiji University, 3Japan Agency for Medical Research and development, 4Graduate School of
Agriculture, Meiji University, 5Department of Immunology, NIID, 6Division of Biosafety Control
and Research, NIID, 7Emergency Medical Center, Kagawa University Hospital)
11:20

Moderator: Tomoyuki Hashimoto
11:40 C115 Measures against insect stings in Fukushima prefecture decontamination areas（the 1streport）○Shinya Mukae，Hiroki Sugioka, Sayaka Kikuta, Yukiko Miki, Ryoko Niwa, Taiji Ono，
Tomoyuki Hikitsuchi，Yumi Kawajiri，Koji Nakayama (Dainihon Jochugiku Co., Ltd.)April 15 (Sat)C116 Measures against insect stings in Fukushima prefecture decontamination areas （the 2ndreport）○Hiroki Sugioka, Shinya Mukae，Ryoko Niwa, Taiji Ono，Tomoyuki Hikitsuchi，Yumi
Kawajiri，Koji Nakayama (Dainihon Jochugiku Co., Ltd.)
12:00 C117 Repellent effects of insect repellents containing Icaridin as an active ingredient.
○Sayaka Kikuta，Yoko Kobayashi，Taiji Ono，Tomoyuki Hikitsuchi，Yumi Kawajiri，Koji
Nakayama (Dainihon Jochugiku Co., Ltd.)
11:50

April 16 (Sunday)
Room A
9:00

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Moderator: Takashi Tomita
A201 A cluster randomized controlled trial to assess the effectiveness of covering house eave
gaps and ceilings with Olyset® Net for reducing risk of Plasmodium falciparum infection○ Noboru Minakawa1, James O Kongere2, George O. Sonye3, Beatrice Awuor3, Jinping Hu1,
Peter A. Lutiali2, Mercy Mwania2, Hitoshi Kawada1, Kyoko Futami1, Sammy M. Njenga4 (1NEKKEN, Nagasaki University, 2NUITM-KEMRI Project, NEKKEN, Nagasaki University,
3
ASK Project, Mbita, Kenya, 4Eastern and Southern Africa Centre of International Parasite
Control, Kenya Medical Research Institute)
A202 Large scale field trial on malaria control using Metofluthrin devices in Malawi. (1) A
study on the density-reduction effect of Metofluthrin strips to the malaria vector mosquitoes andtheir effect on the Plasmodium falciparum positive rates in children.
○Hitoshi Kawada1, Shusuke Nakazawa1, Kozue Shimabukuro2, Kazunori Ohashi3, Eggrey
Aisha Kambewa4, Dylo Foster Pemba4. (1 Nagasaki University，2 Nagano College of Nursing，
3 Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd., 4 Department of Biology, Chancellor College, University of
Malawi)
A203
The effectiveness of newly formulated pyriproxyfen (Sumilarv ® 2 MR) against Aedes
mosquitoes found in school compounds in Yangon, Myanmar◯Sai Zaw Min Oo1,2 , Noboru Minakawa1 , Yan Naung Maung Maung2 , Sein Thaung2 , Khin
Myo Aye2 , Zar Zar Aung2 , Hlaing Myat Thu2 , Khin Yupar Soe3 and Kyaw Zin Thant2(1Institute of Tropical Medicine, Nagasaki University, Japan, 2Department of Medical Research,
Ministry of Health, Myanmar, 3Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Health, Myanmar)

Moderator: Hitoshi Kawada
9:30
A204 Insecticide susceptibility status of Aedes albopictus collected in Japan 2015
◯Takashi Tomita1, Shinji Kasai1, Osamu Komagata1, Kentaro Itokawa1, Hideyoshi Maekawa1,
Yoshio Tsuda1, Noboru Yaguchi2, Kazuki Ogata3 (1Natl Inst Infect Dis, 2Ikebukuro PHC,
Toshima-ku Tokyo, 3Jpn Env Sanit Ctr)
9:40
A205 Pyrethorid resistance and knockdown resistance genes in Aedes mosquitoes collectedfrom Vietnam○Shinji Kasai1, Takashi Tsunoda2, Yoshihide Maekawa1, Kentaro Itokawa1,3, Katsunori
Murota1,3, Osamu Komagata1, Tran Chi Cuong4, Tran Vu Phong4, Nguyen Thi Yen4, Vu Sinh
Nam4, Noboru Minakawa2, Kyoko Sawabe1, Takashi Tomita1 (1Department of Medical
Entomology, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, 2Institute of Tropical Medicine, Nagasaki
University, 3Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED), 4National Instituteof Hygiene and Epidemiology, Vietnam)
9:50
A206 Field efficacy test using adulticides of lower dosage with various formulations to Aedes albopictus.
〇Keiko Minagawa1, Atsuhiko Muto1, Tomoyuki Hashimoto1, Tohru Kazuma1, Tomohiro
Horiguchi1, Yoshio Tsuda2, Yoshihide Maekawa2, Kyoko Sawabe2 (1Japan Environmental
Sanitation Center, 2National Institute of Infectious Diseases)
10:00 (Break)Moderator: Shinji Kasai
A207 Pyriproxyfen Adsorption to A-PET and Humic Acid Sodium Salts in Water○KOMAGATA Osamu, ITOKAWA Kentaro, KASAI Shinji, TOMITA Takashi (Department ofMedical Entomology, National Institute of Infectious Diseases)
10:20 A208 Control of mosquito larvae inhabiting in catch basin using pyriproxyfen and themechanisms contributing its biological efficacy○Kazunori Ohashi (Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.)
10:10

April 16 (Sun)
10:30

A209
A genetic study of pyriproxyfen-resistance in Culex pipiens form molestus◯Kentaro Itokawa1, Osamu Komagata1, Shinji Kasai1, Takashi Tomita1 (1Natl Inst Infect Dis,
2AMED)

Moderator: Masaaki Sugiura
A210 Mode of entry of a vaporized pyrethroid knockdown agent into the body of the housefly,
Musca domestica (Diptera: Muscidae)○Yusuke Sumita1,2, Hitoshi Kawada1, Noboru Minakawa1 (1 Institute of Tropical Medicine(NEKKEN), Nagasaki University・2 Health & Crop Sciences Research Laboratory, Sumitomo
Chemical Company Limited)
10:50 A211 Resin net impregnated with Permethrin have an inhibition efficacy against invasion of
the biting midges into a hog-pen.
Kanasugi, Takao１, Narumi, Shun２, ○Sasaki, Hitoshi２(１Gunma Insect World、２Rakuno
Gakuen University）
11:00 A212 Evaluation of ethofenprox on Leptoconops (Leptoconops) taiwanensis adult.
○Goro Kimura1, Akira Nakamoto2, Tomomitsu Uezu3, Takao Kanasugi4 (1Ikari Shodoku Co.,
Ltd. 2Ikari Shodoku Okinawa Co., Ltd. 3Kumejima town hall 4Gunma Insect World)
11:10 (Break)
10:40

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11:30
11:40
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13:30

Moderator: Goro Kimura
A213 Factors of insecticidal resistance reduction of resistant strain insect by continuous
breeding○Masaaki Sugiura (Fumakilla Limited)
A214 Development of cockroach repellent with Japanese mint oil○Natsuki Sugano, Cho ho, Akira Nitto（Earth Chemical Co., Ltd.）
A215 Effect of surfactant on human body louse，Pediculus humanus corporis.
○Naoko Ikeda，Hiroyuki Inami，Yoshiaki Yoshioka（Osaka Pharmaceutical Co.,Ltd.）
A216 Field evaluation of 4 acaricides on ticks in the confined space○Tomoyuki Hashimoto1, Keiko Minagawa1, Tohru Kazuma1, Atsuhiko Muto1, Shinji Kasai2,
Yoshihide Maekawa2, Mamoru Watanabe2, Takashi Tomita2, Osamu Komagata2, Kyoko
Sawabe2, Takeo Yamauchi3, Miyako Shiraishi4, Hideaki Ooishi5 (1Japan Environmental
Sanitation Center, 3National Institute of Infectious Diseases , 3University of Hyogo , 4Hyogo
Prefecture , 5Toyooka City)
Moderator: Hitoshi Kawada
Open Session: How to treat common medically important animals
O1 Acari○Takashi Tsunoda （Institute of Tropical Medicine, Vietnam Research Station, Nagasaki
University)
O2 Cockroaches○Masaaki Sugiura (Fumakilla Limited)O3 How to reduce common mosquitoes○Toshihiko Sunahara （Institute of Tropical Medicine, Nagasaki University）
O4 How to use insecticide○Tsutomu Tanikawa (Technical Research Laboratory, Ikari Shodoku Co., Ltd)April 16 (Sun)

Room B
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9:30

Moderator: Hiroki Kawabata
B201 Survey of SFTS virus and spotted fever group rickettsia in tick recovered from pets inFukuoka○Yuki Ashizuka, Takayuki Kobayashi, Hideaki Yoshitomi, Asako Nakamura, Jumboku
Kajiwara (Fukuoka Institute of Health and Environmental Sciences)
B202 Transmission cycle of tick-borne viral diseases in Japan○Shimoda H, Mizuno J, Nguyen van D, Yonemitsu K, Minami S, Nagata N, Kuwata R, Takano
A, Maeda K (Yamaguchi University)
B203
Molecular detection of Anaplasma phagocytophilum from peripheral blood of a dog withfever and thrombocytopenia○ Mako Morikawa 1, Mizuki Anraku 1, Yuichi Fukui 2, Hisashi Inokuma 1 (1Department ofClinical Veterinary Science, Obihiro University of Agriculture & Veterinary Medicine, 2Komachi Animal Hospital)
B204 Molecular and serological survey of Anaplasma phagocytophilum infection of dogs andticks in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, where a canine clinical case of A.phagocytophilum infection
had occurred.
○ Mizuki Anraku 1, Mako Morikawa 1, Yuichi Fukui 2, Hisashi Inokuma 1)( 1 Department ofClinical Veterinary Science, Obihiro University of Agriculture & Veterinary Medicine, 2Komachi Animal Hospital)

Moderator: Nobuhiro Takada
9:40
B205
Investigation of new antigen for serodiagnosis system on Borrelia miyamotoi disease.
○Kozue Sato1, Yumi Kumagai1, Kimiaki Yamano2, Makoto Ohnishi1，Hiroki Kawabata1(National Institute of Infectious Diseases 1，Hokkaido Institute of Public Health2)
9:50
B206
Emerging relapsing fever：Is important as the differential diagnosis of SFTS ?
○Hiroki Kawabata1, Kozue Sato1, Yumi Kumagai1, Shuetsu Fukushi1, Masayuki Shimojima1,
Masayuki Saijo1, Kimiaki Yamano2, Makoto Ohnishi1 (National Institute of Infectious
Diseases1，Hokkaido Institute of Public Health2)
10:00 (Break)
B207 Inference of the infection time from the situation of pathogens in ticks○Y. Yano (Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Fukui）
10:20 B208 Acinetobacter from body lice in homeless people○Toshinori Sasaki1, Mayumi Kubota2, Kazuto Itoh3, Takuya Yamagishi4, Maki Kawasaki3,
Daisuke Jubishi3, Maki Hirao3, Haruhiko Isawa1, Tomohide Adachi3, Kazunori Oishi4, Keigo
Shibayama2, Kyoko Sawabe1 (1Department of Medical Entomology, National Institute of
Infectious Diseases, 2 Department of Bacteriology Ⅱ, 3 Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital,
National Institute of Infectious Diseases, 4 Infectious Disease Surveillance Center, National
Institute of Infectious Diseases)
10:10

Moderator: Kyoko Sawabe
10:30 B209 What reason bring under control of the Japanese encephalitis in Japan?
○Kamimura, K.
(Marusan Pharma Biotech Co.)
10:40 B210 Investigation of mosquito situation around the pigpen in Ishikawa prefecture, and JE
virus distribution (2010-2016).
○Manabu Murakami 1, Yosaburo Oikawa 1, Kiyoshi Kamimura 2 (1 Medical Zoology, Kanazawa
Medical University, 2 Marusan Pharma Biotech Corporation)

April 16 (Sun)10:50

B211 Sero-surveillance of Japanese encephalitis and Getah viruses infection in Wild boar inJapan○Kuwata R1, Shimoda H1, Sugiyama H1, Phichitrasilp T2, Nuansri N2, Khomkrajang S2,Srinivat T2, Buadok W2, Prasertsincharoen N2, Jittapalapong S2, Rerkamnuaychoke W2, Maeda
K1 （1Yamaguchi University， 2Kasetsart University）

Moderator: Ryusei Kuwata
B212 Vector competence of Culex tritaeniorhynchus for Akabane virus○Tohru Yanase, Tomoko Kato, Hirotaka Horiwaki, Hiroaki Shirafuji , Shogo Tanaka (National
Institute of Animal Health, NARO)
11:10 (Break)
11:00

B213 Analysis of viruses isolated from Aedes mosquitoes in Vietnam○Katsunori Murota1,2, Daisuke Kobayashi2,3, Ryosuke Fujita1,2, Kentaro Itokawa1,2, Yoshihide
Maekawa1, Shinji Kasai1, Takashi Tsunoda4, Noboru Minakawa4, Tran Chi Cuong5, Tran Vu
Phong5, Nguyen Thi Yen5, Vu Sinh Nam5, Haruhiko Isawa1, Kyoko Sawabe1 (1Department ofMedical Entomology, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, 2Japan Agency for Medical
Research and Development (AMED), 3Department of Environmental Parasitology, Tokyo
Medical and Dental University, 4Institute of Tropical Medicine, Nagasaki University, 5National
Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology, Vietnam)
11:30 B214 Entomological surveillance and analysis of arbovirus infections in Ghana in 2016
○Daisuke Kobayashi1,2,3, Shohei Kimura1, Haruhiko Isawa2, Kentaro Itokawa2,4, Katsunori
Murota2,4, Ryosuke Fujita2,4, Nana Antwi5, Deborah Pratt5, Esinam Agbosu5, Mitsuko Ohashi1,
Kofi Bonney5, Samuel Dadzie5, Kyoko Sawabe2, Nobuo Ohta1 (1Department of Environmental
Parasitology, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 2Department of Medical Entomology,
National Institute of Infectious Diseases, 3JSPS Research Fellow DC1, 4AMED, 5NMIMR,
University of Ghana)
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Moderator: Masahiro Takagi
B215 Study of mosquito larval behavior for teaching materials of science I. behavior and life
history trait○Shin-ya Ohba and Mitsuru Noine (Faculty of Education, Nagasaki University)
11:50 B216 Study of mosquito larval behavior for teaching materials of science II. Establishment ofsimple observation method for students○Shin-ya Ohba and Mitsuru Noine (Faculty of Education, Nagasaki University)
12:00 B217 Activities for mosquito-borne diseases education: report on “World Mosquito Day: let’s
learn about mosquito and mosquito-borne diseases”○IMANISHI Nozomi1,2, MORIYASU Taeko1,2, SHIMADA Satoshi1,2, FUJIOKA Atsushi1,2,
YOSHIHARA Keisuke1,2, KEGAWA Yuto1,2, ISHIZAKI Takahiro1,2, BABA Yukiko1,4,
SUNAHARA Toshihiko1,3, ICHIMORI Kazuyo1,4 (1 Executive Committee of World Mosquito Day,
Nagasaki Univ. 2 Biomedical Sciences, Nagasaki Univ., 3 NEKKEN, Nagasaki Univ. 4 LF-NTD,
Nagasaki Univ.)
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