FORUM
Forum 1
Current Trends in African Linguistics 1
NAKAGAWA Hiroshi
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Introduction
NAKAGAWA Hiroshi (Tokyo Universityof Foreign Studies), Alena WitzlackMakarevic (Hebrew University ofJerusalem), KIMURA Kimihiko (TokyoUniversity of Foreign Studies)
The Phonological Typology of the Kalahari
Basin Area
ONO Hitomi
Reitaku University
How Does a Cooperative Picture Task
Reveal Less Known Grammatical Traits?
KAWACHI Kazuhiro
National Defense Academy of Japan
Typological Morpho-Syntactic, Semantic,
and Pragmatic Studies Based on Video
Experiments

Forum 3Current Trends in African Linguistics 3:Bantu Microvariation
YONEDA Nobuko
Osaka University
What is Bantu Microvariation?
TAKEMURA Keiko (Osaka University),
MIYAZAKI Kumiko (State University ofZanzibar)
Microvariation of Swahili Varieties inZanzibar
ABE YukoTokyo Womenʼs Christian University
Microvariation of Tense-Aspect Markers in
Bantu
KOMORI Junko
Osaka University
A Typology of Bantu Passive Constructionsin Perspective of Niger-Congo Family

Forum 5Co-creation of Innovative Forest Resources
Management Combining
Ecological Methods and Indigenous
Knowledge II

YASUOKA Hirokazu
Kyoto University
Introduction
TODA Mikako
Sophia University
Bushmeat Consumption of CameroonRainforest Inhabitants and Their Needs:
From Family Income and Expenditure
SurveyHONGO Shun
Kyoto University
Anthropological Effects on Population
Density of Forest Duikers: Toward theEstablishment of an Effective Management
SystemYASUOKA Hirokazu (Kyoto University) etal.
Differences in Species Compositions ofCamera-trap and Hunting Harvests:
Potential and Issues of the R/B Ratio as anIndicator of Sustainable Hunting

Forum 2Current Trends in African Linguistics 2:
Multiple Aspects of African Sign
Languages
MINOURA Nobukatsu
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
On Morphological Aspects of MalagasySign Language (TTM): Especially
Focusing on Intransitive-transitive Pairs ofVerbs
MORI Soya
Institute of Developing Economies JETROThe Newer Type of Verb Lexicalization inUganda Sign Language
MIYAMOTO Ritsuko
Akita University
A Socio-linguistic Report of TanzanianSign Language
KAMEI Nobutaka
Aichi Prefectural University
Estimation of the Population of the Signersof Langue des Signes dʼAfrique
Francophone (LSAF): With the Surveys on
the Schools and Associations of the Deaf

Forum 4
Possibilities of Social and Solidarity
Economy in Africa
SAITO Fumihiko
Ryukoku University
Possibilities of Social Businessin South AfricaTSUJIMURA Hideyuki
Kyoto University
Sustainability of Fair Trade as Social andSolidarity Economy: A Case of Fair Trade
Project for Lukani Villagers

William Kamgaing (Kyoto University) etal.
Estimation of Dung Decay Speed for Forest
Duikers (Philantomba monticola &Cephalophus spp.) in Southeast Cameroon:
Seasonal Differences and Implication for
Monitoring
HIRAI Masaaki, YASUOKA Hirokazu
Kyoto University
High Availability of NTFPs and Limited
Accessibility of Local People in Southeast
CameroonForum 6
Co-Creating Sanitation in Sub-SaharanAfricaUSHIJIMA Ken (Hokkaido University),
SHIMIZU Takao（Research Institute forHumanity and Nature, Kyoto Seika
University）
Introduction
SHIMIZU Takao (Research Institute for
Humanity and Nature, Kyoto Seika
University), NAKAO Seiji (ResearchInstitute for Humanity and Nature)
Co-creating Sanitation Value Chain Sludge
on the Crop Field: From the Co-working
Case Study on Ronguin, Centre-nordRegion, Burkina Faso
HAYASHI Koji (Research Institute for
Humanity and Nature) et al.
Attempt to Co-creating Sanitation of
Settled Hunter-gatherers: From the Caseof Eastern Cameroon
KATAOKA Yoshimi (Hokkaido
University), Sikopo Nyambe (Hokkaido
University), YAMAUCHI Taro (Hokkaido
University, Research Institute for
Humanity and Nature)Utilization Video to Community-based
Participatory Research: A Case Study ofChildren’s Sanitation Club in Zambia
KUSAGO Takayoshi(Kansai University, Research Institute for
Humanity and Nature)
Key Issue in Collaborative Action
Research to Improve Sustainable
Livelihood: Comments on Co-creating
Sanitation in Sub-Saharan Africa

FORUM 7
Uses of Research by Researchers of African
Descent in Japanese Universities
Rebecca Babirye
Tokyo Christian University
Coming to Tokyo, Losing Faith: Chronicles
of African Pentecostal Migrants in Japan
Kasaon Stephanie
Sophia University
Sustainable Forest Management for Local
Livelihood Support, Biodiversity
Conservation and Carbon Sequestration:
Institutional Arrangements and Contextual
Socioeconomic Conditions Associated withSustainable Forest Social Ecological Systems:
A Case Study of Kenya’s Participatory
Forest Management Model
Emmanuel Vincent Nelson Kallon
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Patterns of Strategic Interactive Politics inTransitioning States: The Case of Postconflict Sierra Leone and the Challenge ofthe Management of Development Aid
Amelia Maisha Silas TunzineTokyo University of Foreign Studies
Land Titling in Mozambique: Tenure
Security for Communities or Investors?
Ian Karusigarira
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Victims of Violence or Heroism? A Historical
Analysis of Revolutionary Regime, Cultureand Survival Apocalypse in Uganda

PRESENTATION 1
Venue A

Venue B

Venue C

Venue DNISHIURA Akio
Soka University

John Ngoy KALENGA
Hosei University

Economic Inequality and Black
Economic Empowerment (BEE) Policyin South Africa

Estimating the Injury Rates and Causesof Fatalities in the Japanese Mining
Industry, 1924-2014

1
SATO Hikaru
Meiji University
Democratization and Social Security
System Reform in Africa
The Case of South Africa and Namibia

ISHIKAWA Hiroki
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
A Comparative Study of the Two
Kingdoms of Northern Ethiopia: Basedon the Analysis of Their EconomicActivities

2INOUE Naomi
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

SUZUKI Hideaki
National Museum of Ethnology

Promoting Responsible BusinessConduct in Africa: The Role ofDevelopment
Co-operation

Ambiguous “Bombay African”:
Observations with Diary of Jacob
Wainwright

Mohamed Abdin
Gakushuin University

NAKAO Seiji
Research Institute for Humanity andNature

NAGATSUJI Takashi
Waseda University

Seera Georgina
Kyoto University

Electoral Blind Spot in Africa

Food Portion Photographs: Validity
for Portion Size Estimation in Food
Intake Surveys in Mukono, Uganda

SHIMADA Shuhei
Nagoya University of Foreign Studies

Eunji Choi
Kyoto University

Seasonal Depreciation of Cowry:
Monetary Situation after Introductionof Colonial Money in the Inland ofFrench West Africa

Importance of Regional Issues in
Nigerian Politics Seen in the 2019
General Election

Terminal Management in Addis Ababa:
Analyzing the Role of Tera Askebaris in
Megenagna TerminalSUZUKI Hiroyuki
Kokushikan University

KAMBAYASHI Tomohiro
Hitotsubashi University

AKUTSU Shozo
Shinshu University

Studies of Mande Literature 3:
Mande “Human Comedy” by Massa
Makan Diabaté

The Infiltration of the Invented“Tradition”: The Publication of isi Zulu
Book and Historical Consciousness

The President Seat: A Case Study of theGovernance of President and Regime
Change in Ghana

Growing Market on Nutrition inTanzania: Mixed Porridge Flour

3The Development of Water Resources
and the Rising Challenges on theSecurity of the Nile Basin: The Case ofthe Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
45MISHIMA Teiko
National Museum of Ethnology

TERAMOTO Risa
Kyoto University

KATO-YAMAUCHI Tamahi
Kyoto University

AMO Kae
Kyoto Seika University

YONEKAWA Masako
Tsukuba Gakuin University

Cultural Movement and Regional Radioin Soninke: Behind the Video Coverageof Culture Week

How Male Mate Preference AffectFemale Mating Strategy in Sexually
Indulgent Population: The Case Studyof Sequential Monogamy among Kgatlain Botswana

Islam and Higher Education Spaces inSenegal: Knowledge, Power and Social
ChangeUS Responsibility in the DRC: Power
Dynamics, “Genocide”, and Forced
Repatriation of Rwandan Refugees

YANOHARA Yushi
Kyoto University

MATSUI Azusa
Kyoto University

MORI Keiko
National Museum of Ethnology

Christian Otchia
Nagoya University“(Go and Ask) Why” : Social Solution
through the Viewpoint of Cameroonian
Hip-Hop Musicians

Gossip in a Small Island: Fragmented
Social Circles of Women inMozambique Island

Womenʼs Religious Authority in a Sufi
Order, Tijāniyya Ibrāhīmiyya ofSenegal

Did Social Unrest Thwart the Battle
against Ebola in the Democratic
Republic of Congo?

MATSUHIRA Yuji
University of Hyogo

HAYASHI Manami
Osaka Prefecture University

IKEBE Tomoki
Kyoto University

Isaac Kwaku Adu （Sophia University)
et al.

Structural Changes of the G|ui
Lamellaphone Focusing on the Shape ofSound Board and Number of Keys

The Role of Maasai Women Leaders inthe Expansion of Anti-FGM/C
Movement in Narok, Kenya

Authorization the Voice in the Space ofthe Pilgrimage Practice: The Case ofthe Festival Magal Touba of Mourids
Sufi Order in SenegalAchieving Sustainable Development:
The Case of Environmental Awarenessamong Farmers and Senior High SchoolStudents in Ghana

OYAMA Shuichi
Kyoto University

MAKI Momoka
Sophia University

Socio-economic Impacts of Border
Closure in Nigeria to the Logistics andthe Peopleʼs Life in Niger

Comparative Study on “FemaleSoldiers”
in Africa

Research on Women in the Islamic
World

AOIKE Utako
Kyoto University

SAKAMOTO Kumiko, OHMORI
Reiko, TSUDA Katsunori
Utsunomiya University

MURATSU Ran
Kyoto University6789Household Waste Collection in Niamey
Metropolitan Area, Niger: Pushcart
Collection and Social Network
Surrounding the Waste Collectors

Does Eating Wild Edible Plants
Improve Health Condition?: From
Questionnaire Interviews in Chinangali
II, Dodoma, Central Tanzania

Habatalla Omar
Nagoya University

Transformation of Spiritual Entities
under the Influence of Pentecostal /Charismatic Churches: A Case Study ofdeliverances in Benin

Doke Victor
Hiroshima City University
Prevention Measures and Coordination
Efforts against Violence Recurrence:
The Case of Bawku Conflict inNorthern Ghana

Stanislaus Acquah
Utsunomiya University
Influence of TICAD on Trade: TheCase of Ghana

10SAKANASHI Kenta
RYUUKOKU University
Local Peopleʼs Responses to Paved
Road Construction in Tropical Africa:
A Case Study of Southern Cameroon

SUZUKI Noriko
Kyoto University
Healthcare Activities by HealthExtension Workers in Local City,Southwestern Ethiopia: With Special
Reference to Public Health Activities

HASHIMOTO Chie, TAKEMOTO
Hiroyuki, FURUICHI Takeshi
Kyoto University
Inter-group Relationships of Female
chimpanzees in Kalinzu Forest, Uganda

Pedro Miguel Amakasu Raposo deMedeiros Carvalho
Kansai University
Africa (or Asia) Renaissance?

PRESENTATION 2
Venue A

Venue B

Venue C

Venue DFURUICHI Takeshi
Kyoto University

AMANFO Smart EdwardSophia University

Factors Responsible for Evolution ofMale-philopatric Group: From theComparisons of Homininae andAtelinae

Determinants and Impacts of Chinese Foreign
Direct Investment (FDI) in Africa:
Analyzing the Mechanism and Evidence of
FDI-Domestic-Unemployment Reduction
Relationship

ITANI Juichi (Kyoto University),
KOBAYASHI Junpei (KyotoUniversity), KANDA Yasunori(JAICAF）

Fongnzossie Fedoung Evariste, DINGOM
Aurelie Taylor, NGUENANG Guy Merlin
University of Douala

11
KUMASHIRO Chihiro
Kyoto University“Distribute” Microcredit: A Case Study
from Relending in Rural Burkina Faso

12IDEUE Kazuyo
Ritsumeikan University
Financing of Jua Kali in Nairobi,
Kenya: Focusing on the Production
Patterns and Changes in Informal
Finance
13TABATA Tomoka
Kyoto University
Introduction of Information
Technology and Sharing of Fertilizer
among the Cooperative Members inFarmer Input Support Programme inZambia

14
KUBOTA Chihiro
Kyoto University
Participation and Withdrawal ofContract Farming by Small-scale
Farmers: A Case of French Beans
Cultivation in Nakuru County, Kenya

ARII Haruka
Hokkaido University of Education
Male Involvement in Reproductive
Health in Rural Ethiopia

KUSAKA Satoshi
Hiroshima University
Basic Research of Mathematics
Curriculum in African Countries forAchieving SDGs Goal 4: Focus on
Fractionʼs Learning Content andSequence
TOBINAI Yuuko
Morioka University
Why were Kuku Come to Uganda?:
The Migration from South Sudan to
Southern Uganda and the Present-day
Situation in Bugerere
SAKAMOTO Takuto
Tokyo University
Conflict and Coexistence between
Herders and Farmers in the Sahel:Examination with Field Data andComputer Simulation

Conservation and Utilization of Forests
Grown by Hornbills: In the Case Studyof the East Usambara Mountains inTanzania
YAMADA Tasuku
Kyoto university
Conservation Activities and Local
Livelihood in the Ankarafantsika
National Park, Madagascar
TERADA Saeko (Japan Society for thePromotion of Science), MATSUURA
Naoki (Shizuoka University)
Local Peopleʼs Perception on Wildlife
Conservation in Areas Surrounding
Moukalaba-Doudou National Park in Gabon:
Effects of Damage by Elephant and Benefit
from the National Park

15
SATO Shu
Kyoto University

SHIMAZU Yuki
Nagoya University

NAITO Naoki
Tokushima University

Diversity of Farmersʼ Management
Objectives in Northern Tanzania: Case
Study on Two Villages in Kilimanjaro
RegionCooperative Training Program atTVET Institute in Ethiopia: What dothe Students Learn at the Factory?

MIYAWAKI Yukio
Osaka Prefecture University

OGAWA Miku
Hiroshima University

New Commons and Creation ofResource Governance Systems:
Irrigation Systems mon the Tsamako in
Southwestern Ethiopia

How do Secondary School Graduates
Access Higher Education?: The Case of
Top Student from an Day School in
Rural Kenya

From East Asia to Africa: Chinese
Community and Its Relationship with
Nigerian Society

WAKATSUKI Toshiyuki
Shimane University

TANIGUCHI Kyoko
Hiroshima University

KANNO Shuku
Aichi Syukutoku University

Did the Kebbi State, Nigeria, Has Been
Expanding more than 100,000 ha ofsawah (SUIDEN) Based Rice Farming
Endogenously during 2011-19?

Factors Influencing Grade Repetition,Transfer, Dropout in Primary School inMalawi: School and Student Level
Factors

A Preliminary Consideration ofSenegalese Migrant Women in Japan:
In the Case of Nagoya-City, Aichi
Prefecture

FURUSAWA Reita
Chubu University

KODAMA Kana, KUNIEDA Mika
Keio University

Fish Brokerage of the Fishery in Accra,
Ghana: The Case of Artisanal Fisheryof Ga People

Assessing the Potential of DonatingChildrenʼs Book: The Story Book
Connection between Africa and Japan

Conservation and Utilization of GIAHS
Sites in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Caseof Oldonyokie/Olreri Maasai PastoralistHeritage

16
MATSUMOTO Hisashi (YokohamaNational University), KAWAGUCHI
Yukihiro (Tohoku University)

1718

Regulating the Commercial Use of Cameroon’s Non Timber Forest Products in a
Challenging Context of Access and Benefit
Sharing: State of the Art and Prospects forConservation and Development

Kye Ri KimHankuk University of Foreign Studies
An Understanding of Kianda, theSymbol of Luanda City

POSTER PRESENTATION
P1 LEE Seunghun
International Christian University
Voicing and Phonation in African
Languages Using Electroglottograph

P6 Peng Yujie
National Museum of Ethnology
Residence Styles among Local People inSoutheastern Cameroon: Cases fromBaka, Kounanbembe, and Nzime

P11 MOCHIDUKI Yu, KUNIEDAMikaKeio University
Rural Access to Schools andCommunity Surveillance

P16 HARADA Hidenori (KyotoUniversity) et al.

P2 OISHI Takanori
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

P3 KAWABATA Ichiro
Kyoto University
Diversity of Forest Landscapes
Recognized by Forest Dwellers ofHome Industry and Utilization of Solid
Eastern Cameroon: Intra- and Inter- Waste for Wire Toys Manufacturing inGroup Variation among the Baka andUrban Zambia
the Bakwele of Southeastern Cameroon
P7 OTUSKA Ryoma, YAMAKOSHIGenKyoto University

P8 MINAMI Sosuke
Kyoto University

P4 TANAKA Ayana
Kyoto University
Attachment Behavior of YoungChildren in Playful Song and Danceamong Baka Hunter-Gatherer

The Perspective of “FieldExperiment” in Tanzania

P9 SEKINO Ayako
Kyoto University

P10 Devena Haggis (University ofTsukuba), Peter Kariuki Kamau(Kenyatta University)

Are Close Interactions with Animals Occupancy Estimation of Carnivore by
Attractive?: Focusing on Close
Camera Trapping in SoutheasternInteraction of Project and Local System
Interactions between Humans andCameroon: Focus on the Prey Animalin Baka Society
Gorillas in You Tube Videos Related toand Human Activity
Mountain Gorilla Tourism
P12 MATSUMOTO Takuya
Research Institute for Humanity andNature
Developmental Research on Feeding
Behavior of Wild Chimpanzees: Do
young Chimpanzees have a “Snack”?

P17 TIEN Xiaojie
Tsukuba University

P13 KONISHI Tatsuki (HokkaidoUniversity) et al.
Sanitation Facilities of HunterGatherers and the Health Status of
Their Children in Cameroon

P18 SEKIYA Yuichi
Tokyo University

A Wash Workshop Employing the SelfThe Emotion of Pastoralist Maasai inAlerte sous les Tropiques et Afriquevisualization of Fecal contamination
the Scars: From the Narratives of Lion Contemporaine: Autour des problèmesand Exposure: An Early Trial inHunting
du développement
Lisaka, Zambia

P5 SHIMADA Masaki (Teikyo
University of Science), TAKAHASHI
Kohske (Chukyo University)

P14 KONDO Kanako
Kyoto University

Stadia, Sport Infrastructure andHeritage in Nairobi, Kenya

P15 HITACHI Mami (NagasakiUniversity) et al.

Determinants of Attitudes toward
Water Access and Use among Rural
Optimal Child Feeding among
People in Niassa, Mozambique: Factors
Caregivers: A Cross-Sectional Study
Affecting Water Resource Selectionin Kenya, Kwale County