May 21Sat.

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Forum
Wildlife Conservation and Community-based
Management in the Cameroon Rainforest
Organizer: HONGO, Shun (Kyoto University)

SAI, Akira (Hokkaido University)
Co-creation of WASH (water, sanitation, andhygiene) with NGOs in local communities during
the COVID-19 pandemic: From hunter-gatherers
to urban dwellers in Cameroon
IKEMI, Mayu (Sapporo International University)
Cooperation with local people for themanagement of water and sanitation in ruralcommunity of Senegal
F-1

MITSUNAGA, Arimi (Hokkaido University)
Menstrual Hygiene Management among
Adolescent Girls in Sub-Saharan Africa: From acase study of the Lilongwe District in Malawi

Chair: HONGO, Shun

F-2

AMO, Kae (Kyoto Seika University)
Comic Arts made in/from Africa: Humor,
Stereotypes and Transcultural identity

C-2

YOO, Sookyung (Kyoto Seika University)
Current state of African manga/comic culture:
Centering on Western African countries

AKAOKA,Yuji (Kyoto University)
Impacts of local people's hunting activities on
population densities of medium-sized
Cercopithecidae primates

HARADA, Hidenori (Kyoto University)
Visualization of neighborhood fecal
contamination through a participatory
quantitative survey on water, sanitation andhygiene:
Collaboration with the youth from unplanned
settlements of Lusaka

SLACK

P-1 Yuko Tobinai(Morioka University)
Missions, Colonial Governments, and Borders :Administration and Division of the Diocese ofUpper Nile, Church Missionary Society

9:45

9:45

P-2 Tomohiro HOSOI(The University of Tokyo)
Integration and Disintegration of Armed
Groups in the Central African Republic

10:00

YASUOKA, Hirokazu (Kyoto University)
Impacts of a molongo camp on game animal
populations
MINAMI, Sosuke (Kyoto University)
Estimating carnivore density from camera-trap in
the rainforest of southeast Cameroon: Focusing
on the relationship between human activity andeach carnivore species

NYAMBE, Sikopo (Hokkaido University)
Community-based Water, Sanitation and Hygiene(WASH): Co-creation through participatory action
research with children and youth in Zambian
urban slums

10:30

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HONGO, Shun (Kyoto University)
Do duiker indices predict the biomass ofbushmeat mammals at a landscape level?

Chair: OOIKE, Machiko

10:15

Chair: YMAUCHI, Taro

10:00

ICHIKAWA, Mitsuo (Kyoto University)
Introduction: Bushmeat crisis in southeast
Cameroon

Chair: TAKEMURA, KeikoForumWASH (Water, Sanitation, Hygiene) in SubSaharan Africa:Working with Local Actors inCameroon, Senegal, Malawi, and Zambia
Organizer: YAMAUCHI, Taro (HokkaidoUniversity)

Room P

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MURATA, Haruse (Japan Association for AfricanStudies)
Contemplation during Lonely Time and Freedomof Mind: Children in African Literature

C-4

SUZUKI, Hiroyuki (Kokushikan University)<Studies of Mande Literature V> Detective Novels
reflecting African Societies:“Investigations ofInspector Habib” by Moussa Konaté.

C-5

AKUTSU, Shozo (Shinshu University)
Port Town Blues: A Reading of Yaa Gyasi’
Homegoing

10:15

P-3 Masaaki HIRAI(Kyoto University)
Forest conservation effects"" in the livelihood
practices, and its potential for establishingparticipatory management scheme: Case of theEast Region of Cameroon

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P-4 Yu MOCHIZUKI(Keio University)
An Estimation of the Number of Children andAnalysis on the Geographical Distribution ofPrimary School in Kibera slum using GIS

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10:45

BREAK

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A-1

OISHI, Kikuo (Independent Researcher)
Message from Marginal Villages; Need for Japan’sinternational assistance to secure the future ofrural communities in Africa

B-1

SATO, Hiroki (Kyoto University)
Diversity and abundance of useful woody plants
in a dry deciduous forest in northwestern
Madagascar

A-2

NAKAMURA, Ryo (Fukuoka University)
Potential for Regional Development andEnvironmental Conservation as seen throughSavings Associations among Kilwa Island,Southern Tanzania

B-2

TOKUYAMA, Nahoko (Kyoto University)
How do bonobo mothers intervene in conflicts
between their sons and females

C-6

NAKAO, Shuichiro (Osaka University)
Differential object marking in Bari: A markedness
paradox and de-antipassivization

C-7

WAKASA, Motomichi (Atomi University)
The n sound in Cushitic and Omotic languages

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11:15

MATSUMOTO, Aika (Kyoto University)
The Effect of School Education on Enhancement ofResilience: Focusing on Informal Business Owners
in Nairobi, Kenya under the COVID-19 Epidemic

A-4

PARK, SeongEun (Kyoto University)
Reconstruction of Self-awareness throughStudying Abroad in JapanThe Case of Orphan Scholars from Africa

B-3

IWAI, Yukino (Waseda University)
Hidden dimensions of human-elephant conflict inSerengeti District, Tanzania

B-4NOMOTO, Mayuko (Kyoto University)
Lifestyle changes of local people due to cropraiding by forest elephants around Moukalaba
Doudou National Park, Gabon

Chair: SHINAGAWA, Daisuke

A-3

Chair: IHOBE, Hiroshi

Chair: KUROSAKI, Ryugo

11:30

P-5 Masaki SHIMADA(Teikyo University of Science)
Play of people living around the Lake
Tanganyika, Western Tanzania

11:15

P-6 Koji HAYASHI(RIHN)
Co-creation through toilet construction: Fromthe case of the Baka settled hunter-gatherers in 11:30
the tropical forest of Cameroon

11:30

C-8

KAWACHI, Kazuhiro (Keio University)
Reports on a semantic-typology experiment on
causative constructions: The Sidaama case

C-9

TAKADA, Akira (Kyoto University)
Naturalization of imitation: Evidences from theanalysis of interaction among the San of southern
Africa

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P-7 Makoto FURUMOTO(Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Documentation of songs of the ritual malecircumcision in Zanzibar

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LUNCH

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AOIKE, Utako (Kyoto University)
Greywater and pooled litter on theroadside:Water discharge and waste disposal byresidents in Niamey, Niger

B-6

OTANI, Yuya (The University of Tokyo)
Climate Change and History of Regional
Environmental Studies in Africa

A-7

KAMIYA, Yasuhiko (Nagasaki University)
Situation of Tungiasis and support for its controlin Kenya

B-7

SAKAMOTO, Kumiko (Utsunomiya University)
Preliminary report on wild food eaten by primaryschool students in the semi-urban areas ofTanzania: From questionnaires in Dar es Salaam,Pwani, and Lindi regions primary schools

A-8

SEERA, Georgina (Kyoto University)
Time allocation of women and obesity in urban
Uganda: A case for looking beyond energy intake,energy expenditure and energy balance

B-8

NAKAGAWA, Chigusa (Ryukoku University)
Local poultry business in Guinea

A-9

SATO, Miho (Nagasaki University)
Contextual factors behind teenage pregnancy:
Findings from a qualitative assessment of areproductive, maternal, newborn, child, andadolescent health project in Northern Zambia

B-9

FURUSAWA, Reita (Chubu University)
Social Structure of the Gamashie Fishing Harborin the Capital City Accra, Ghana: Traditional Orderand the Spatial Characteristics of the FishingHarbor

A-10

MEIER, Yukiko (Osaka University)
The effect of primary school hygiene education onhygiene behavior during the Ebola pandemic:
Referring to the feedback implemented byuniversity students in the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire

B-10

IMAI, Ichiro（Kwanseigakuin University）
A Study of the Fishers in the Lake Chilwa, Malawi:
Case from the Chishi Island

14:15

Chair: IIDA, Taku

14:45

Chair: MIYACHI, Kaori

14:30

Chair: KIKUCHI, Shigeo

B-5

MIZUNO, Kazuharu (Kyoto University)
Glacier and Vegetation Changes on Mount Kenya
and Kilimanjaro over 30 Years

Chair: ADACHI, Taro

14:00

Chair: TODA, Mikako

13:45

NAKAO, Yukie (National Museum of Ethnology)
Towards Writing Life Histories of the Blind
Through Interviews in Dar es Salaam

C-10

KANNO, Shuku (Aichi Shukutoku University)
The practical activities of African and Africandescent music in Japan: The case study ofJapanese practitioners of West-African dance andAfro-Brazilian music.

C-11

MURATSU, Ran (Tokyo University of ForeignStudies)SNS, Magic, Healing: A Case Study of Benin

C-12

KINYUA, Laban Kithinji (Sophia University)
Political Ethnography of Digital Platforms in
Africa: Social Networks of Gossip and Rumour in
Rural Livelihoods

13:00

評議員会

15:15-16:30
General Meeting

17:00-19:00
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椎野若菜（東京外国語⼤学）
網中昭世（アジア経済研究所）
⽇達真美（世界⾷糧計画セネガル事務所）
⼭⽥直之（アイ・シー・ネット株式会社）

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19:00星友矩 （熱帯医学研究所）

May 22Sun.

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SLACK

9:30

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MORIO, Takahiro (University of Tsukuba)
The characteristics of the expansion of Japanesecompanies into Africa in 2017-2019

A-12

MORIYA, Misae (Hitotusbashi University)
The competitions among the member countries
and product diversification in the dairy sector inEAC

A-13

MATSUBARA, Kana (Tokyo University of Science)
Changing Policies and Development ofEnterprises: Focusing on the Leather-Shoe
Industry in Ethiopia

B-11

OCHIAI, Takehiko (Ryukoku University)
Leprosy Control in Nigeria during the ColonialPeriodB-12

SUZUKI, Hideaki (National Museum of Ethnology)
Another Cosmopolitan in Zanzibar: Slave Tradeand Shamba

B-13

FUJII, Chiaki (Japan Society for the Promotion ofScience)
A Study of Playing Drums in Islamic Rituals on theEast African Coast

C-13

KUTSUKAKE, Sayaka (Tokyo University of Foreign
Studies / JSPS)
A study of the language related articles in theconstitutions of African countries

C-14

MIYAUCHI, Yohei (Institute of Social Theory andDynamics)
The Politics of Display of Statues in South Africa: A
case of “Long March to Freedom” project

C-15

KARUSIGARIRA, Ian (National Graduate ResearchInstitute for Policy Studies)
Repression in a Revolutionary Matrix: Explaining
the Revolutionary Culture in Uganda

9:45

9:45

Chair: MAKINO, Kumiko

Chair: MIZOBE, Yasuo

Chair: SAITO, Fumihiko

10:00

P-1 Yuko Tobinai(Morioka University)
Missions, Colonial Governments, andBorders : Administration andDivision of the Diocese of Upper Nile,
Church Missionary Society

10:00

10:15

10:15

A-14

YAMAHIRA, Yasuko (Kyoto University)
Workplace Happiness in African Context

B-14(Canceled)

C-16

Hebatalla Omar (Nagoya University)
Between Two Seas: between the global discourse
representation and local reality of female
circumcision in Egypt- the effect of PowerRelation

10:30

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10:45

A-17

MORIGUCHI, Gaku (Tokyo University ofAgriculture)
The Slums as a Hub for Migrants in the African
Great Lakes Region: The Study of Life-histories ofN. Slum Residences in Kampala

Chair: SAKAI, Makiko

11:45

B-15

ISHIKAWA, Hiroki (Tokyo University of ForeignStudies)“Hamites” in the Italian Race Theories

B-16

OKAZAKI, Rumi (Shibaura Institute ofTechnology)
Is Conservation Possible? Addis Ababa’s Heritage
Amid Cataclysmic Urban Change

B-17

SEKIHIRO, Naoyo (Kyoto City ArchaeologicalResearch Institute)
Diaspora and Racism in Sudanese Cultural
Properties : Recovery and diffusion of theexistence

C-17

SUNAGA, Nobue (University of Toyama)
Somaliland Community Activities in London andStrained Relations: Focusing on “Where are youfrom?”

C-18

OYAMA, Shuichi (Kyoto University)
Terrorism, Political Demonstration and Public
Opinion Influenced by Social Networking Service
in Republic of Niger

C-19

KAWAGUCHI, Hiroko (Osaka University/ JSPS)
Toward Reparations for War Victims in Northern
Uganda: The Potential for Transformative Justicethrough the International Criminal Court

11:00

Chair: TAKEUCHI, Shin'ichi

A-16

KALENGA, John Ngoy (Hosei University)
Analyzing the workplace safety at Musoshi mine in
Haut-Katanga province, 1970-2010

Chair: MAKI, Momoka

Chair: KODAMA, yuka

A-15

FUKUNISHI, Takahiro (Institute of Developing
Economies)
Vocational Training Policy for Youth
Employment: Occupational Competency
Assessment in Ethiopia

11:15

11:30

11:30

A-18

SATO, Chizuko (Institute of Developing
Economies)
Malawian Migration to South Africa

A-19

KIRIKOSHI, Hitomi (Kokushikan University)
Grasping the flow of people from northern tosouthern Ghana: An analysis of the 2010
Population Census

C-20

YONEKAWA, Masako (Meiji Gakuin University)
Displacement and Encampment: Political Use ofCongolese Tutsi “Refugees” in Rwanda

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LUNCH

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Venue: Webinar + Nagasaki University
13:30-16:00

Public Symposium
Tackling the Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) in Africa in COVID era
MASUDA, Ken (Nagasaki University)
MORIYASU, Taeko (Nagasaki University)
IGARI, Tomomi (JICA Senegal)
NISHI, Makoto (Hiroshima University)
KIMURA, Eisaku (Nagasaki University)
SATO, Miho (Nagasaki University)

P-4 Yu MOCHIZUKI(Keio University)
An Estimation of the Number ofChildren and Analysis on theGeographical Distribution of Primary
School in Kibera slum using GIS

P-5 Masaki SHIMADA(Teikyo University of Science)
Play of people living around the Lake
Tanganyika, Western Tanzania

11:15

12:00

12:30

P-3 Masaaki HIRAI(Kyoto University)
Forest conservation effects"" in thelivelihood practices, and its
potential for establishingparticipatory management scheme:
Case of the East Region of Cameroon

10:30

BREAK

11:00

P-2 Tomohiro HOSOI(The University of Tokyo)
Integration and Disintegration ofArmed Groups in the Central African
Republic

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P-6 Koji HAYASHI(RIHN)
Co-creation through toilet
construction: From the case of theBaka settled hunter-gatherers in thetropical forest of Cameroon

P-7 Makoto FURUMOTO(Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Documentation of songs of the ritualmale circumcision in Zanzibar