It is our obligation to maintain and enhance the scientific legacy he has left. Tokyo is notorious for high costs, but the JGU will make every effort to reduce expenses, e.g. through special arrangements with hotels etc. suited to the rather informal style of geomorphologists. Various sessions are planned, covering the main topics of the discipline. The Organising Committee is open for proposals for further symposia or special sessions. Any questions or suggestions concerning the scientific program should be addressed to K. Okunishi Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto Univ.
Costs are provisional estimates only.
Start and finish at Naha. Start at Nagasaki and finish at Kagoshima. Shikoku and Chugoku including marine terraces, big landslides, anthropogenic landforms due to old iron smelting, erosion surfaces, and volcanoes. Start at Kochi and finish at Yonago. Start and finish at Kobe or Kansai International Airport.