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koshiro

鈴木晃志郎　SUZUKI Koshiro, Ph.D.

皆さんこんにちは。私は、富山大学の行動・社会文化領域 社会文化コースで観光学・地理学を教えています。バックグランドである行動地理学、社会地理学から、観光にまつわる諸問題に広く取り組んでいます。認知・態度・価値観・規範などの心理的、社会的あるいは文化的要素を通じて、いわばミクロな視点から観光行動を捉えること。これが私のアプローチのしかたです。

人と観光とのかかわりは、確かに観光政策・地域計画などの巨視的なレベルからでも考えることができます。むしろ日本の観光学で中心を占めているのは、こうした観光学でしょう。しかし、彼らが政策や計画を立案するもとになった、様々な統計データ。そこで示されている様々な観光現象も、もとを辿れば、紛れもなく観光客一人ひとりの思惑・意志・行動の結果が集積してできたものです。

ツーリズムを、現象の構成者である個人の目線にまで降りたって、こまやかに理解しようとするとき、私が専門領域にしている行動科学や認知科学のアプローチは、その有効性を最大限に発揮します。ミクロの視座から、ツーリズムの巨大な森を捉えてみましょう。熱意溢れる皆さんと、膝を交えて議論できるのを楽しみにしています。

学歴

立命館大学 文学部地理学科 卒業 学士
アクロン大学 大学院 文学研究科 地理・都市計画学科 留学 -
立命館大学 大学院 文学研究科 地理学専攻 博士前期課程 修了 修士（文学）
東京都立大学 大学院 理学研究科 地理科学専攻 修了 博士（理学）

職歴

立命館大学 文学部 地理学科 ティーチングアシスタント
東京都立大学 理学部 地理科学専攻 ティーチングアシスタント
カリフォルニア大学 サンタバーバラ校 客員研究員
首都大学東京 都市環境学部 地理環境コース リサーチアシスタント
首都大学東京 大学院 都市環境科学研究科 観光科学域 助教
【現職】　富山大学 人文学部 人文学科 准教授

教育歴

大妻女子大学 社会情報学部 非常勤講師
担当科目：企業環境論
北陸先端科学技術大学院大学 知識科学研究科 非常勤講師
担当科目：地域経営戦略論
信州大学 教育学部 非常勤講師
担当科目：人文地理学
金沢大学 国際基幹教育院　（2017年度後期・第２クオーター） 非常勤講師
担当科目：グローバル社会と地域の課題
高岡法科大学 非常勤講師
担当科目：社会学II
京都大学 文学研究科 new 非常勤講師
担当科目：人文地理学特殊講義
北海道大学 文学部 new 非常勤講師
担当科目：人文地理学： 社会、文化とイメージの地理学
首都大学東京 大学院 都市環境科学研究科 観光科学域 助教
担当科目：
自然ツーリズムの見方，考え方・大学院・自然ツーリズム学概論Ｉ・ECO-TOPインターンシップ・自然ツーリズム学セミナーＩ，II・自然・文化ツーリズム学特別セミナーＩ，ＩＩ，自然・文化ツーリズム学野外実習Ｉ，ＩＩ，自然ツーリズム学実験，地域環境学野外実習，地域環境学実習Ｉ
富山大学 人文学部 人文学科 准教授
担当科目：
学部：人文地理学実習１，人文地理学実習３，社会文化入門(分担)，人文地理学演習，人文地理学特殊講義，人文地理学講読，卒論指導，基礎ゼミナール，地域の経済、社会と文化
大学院：人文地理学特論(1，2)，人文地理学特論演習(1，2)

学会活動

人文地理学会　会員
人文地理学会　常任編集委員（2020年～）		 1996年～現在
日本地理学会，空間認知研究会 会員 2000年～現在
日本地図学会，地理科学学会 会員 2001年～現在
地理情報システム学会 会員 2002年～現在
日本観光学会 会員 2016年～現在
日本観光研究学会 会員
日本観光研究学会 分科会長（2011年～2012年）		 2009年～2016年
進化経済学会学会
進化経済学会学会観光部会 広報委員 （2010～2011年）
進化経済学会学会観光部会 学術委員 （2012～2013年）		 2010年～2015年
地理空間学会 会員 2010年～現在
立命館地理学会 会員 2010年～現在
富山地学会 幹事 2011年～現在
第56回 歴史地理学会 大会実行委員会 委員 2012年～2013年
日本地理学会 秋季学術大会 大会実行委員会 委員 2014年～2015年

資格

専門社会調査士（第000256号
地理情報システム学会（第000304号
普通自動車運転免許
柔道初段（講道館）

社会活動

目黒区： めぐろシティカレッジ 講師 2007年～2008年
東京都： 自然の保護と適正利用を担う人材育成制度検討委員会メンバー 2006年～2007年
東京都： ECO-TOPプログラム認定審査会検討部会メンバー 2007年～2008年
広島県： 鞆地区港湾整備事業に伴う住民協議会 アドバイザー 2010年～2012年
姫路市： 姫路城と調和した中心市街地景観形成検討委員会 臨時委員 2011年～2012年
日本観光研究学会 会員
分科会長（2011年～2012年）		 2009年～2016年
富山市： 富山市環境未来都市推進協議会 委員 2012年～2017年
独立行政法人大学入試センター： 教科科目第一委員会 委員 2014年～2016年
地理空間情報の活用推進に関する北陸地方産学官連絡会議 委員 2013年～現在
富山市： 富山市民大学 講師 2014年～2017年
富山県： 安全なまちづくり・とやま賞表彰選考委員会 委員 2016年～現在
富山県： 防災教育を中心とした実践的安全教育総合支援事業推進委員会 委員長 2016年～2018年

外部資金獲得実績

科学研究費補助金: 若手研究 (B: 課題No. 20700673). 「開発＝保全」問題に直面したコミュニティにおける住民意志決定のメカニズム(研究代表者：3,510,000円). 2008年～2009年
東京都産業労働局 「ロケ撮影が地域へもたらす影響等に関する調査」(受託研究： 4,050,000円). 2009年～2010年
ほくぎん若手研究者助成金 「原発の温排水をめぐる地域の社会関係の解明」(研究代表者：500,000円). 2011年～2012年
科学研究費補助金: 基盤研究 (A: 17H00839). 「人と社会の側からみた地図・地理空間情報の新技術とその評価」(研究分担者：18,800,000円). 2017年～2020年
科学研究費補助金: 挑戦的萌芽 (19H00839). 「倫理を結節点とした都市の学際研究：持続可能性・安全・情報・ウェルビーイングの連環」(研究分担者：560,000円). 2019年～2020年
科学研究費補助金: 基盤研究 (C: 20K01173). 「デジタル・マッピング時代の地理情報倫理の構築に向けた学際的基礎研究」(研究代表者：4,290,000円). 2020年～2023年
三菱財団人文科学研究助成（研究代表者：敷田麻実）「感染症収束後の移動前提社会の変容と新たな移動スタイルの研究」（協同研究者：2,650,000円） 2021年～2023年 new
科学研究費補助金: 挑戦的開拓 (21K18114). 「都市の倫理的変容のための学際研究：持続可能性、情報、レジリエンス、食、経済」(研究分担者：2,483,000円). 2021年～2024年 new
科学研究費補助金: 基盤研究 (B: 22H03851). 「移動前提社会における地域住民と移動者による新たなコミュニティの形成プロセス」(研究分担者：12,870,000円). 2022年～2025年 new
科学研究費補助金: 基盤研究 (C: 23K11645). 「eツーリズムにおけるXRの可能性と課題、機会の喪失と平等に関する超学域的研究」(研究代表者：3,500,000円). 2023年～2026年 new

Curriculum Vitae

koshiro

鈴木晃志郎　SUZUKI Koshiro, Ph.D.

A cartographer, socio-behavioral geographer, and a cognitive mapping researcher, who is Fukuoka - Kyushu Prefecture’s native.

This Japanese geographer entered Ritsumeikan University initially for studying social issues. As a student at the geography department, he has studied geography under Dr. Takahashi Manabu and social research methods under Dr. Iwami Toshikatsu (later he became the mayor of Hyogo Prefecture). After his graduation and his enrollment in its graduate school, he went to the United States for one year majoring in Geographic Information Systems under Dr. Loren Siebert (from 1997 to 1998). After his homecoming, he also studied under Dr. Nakaya Tomoki for a short period before obtaining his M.A. degree.

Although his initial field of concern was sociological studies (such as conducting social research on QOL estimation and the behavior of elderly people in collaboration with Okayama City), he gradually developed a greater interest in cross-cultural aspects of human spatial cognition.

Consequently, he moved to Tokyo and enrolled in Tokyo Metropolitan University, becoming a disciple of Dr. Wakabayashi Yoshiki, who is largely known as the leading authority in behavioral geography in Japan. There, he continued his research on cross-cultural effects on human spatial cognition at the societal level from a variety of viewpoints (such as linguistic and visual information transmission).

He also completed a cross-cultural wayfinding experiment with the support of Dr. Reginald Golledge (UCSB) in 2005 as a visiting research scholar.

In 2006, he was appointed as a research assistant by the TMU Tourism Science Department founding committee. Then, in January 2008, he became an assistant professor of the newly established Tourism Science Department at TMU.

He also served as a member of the committee for the human resources cultivation institution for environmental protection and regional development from 2006 to 2007, and as a member of the study group for the ECO-TOP board of review from 2007 to 2008.

Since 2010, he has been appointed as an advisory board member of the Tomonoura Residential Convention by Hiroshima Prefecture.

Academic Record

1992 Entered the Department of Geography, Faculty of Letters at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto
1996 Graduated from the Department of Geography, Faculty of Letters at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto
1996 Entered the Department of Geography, Graduate School of Letters at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto
1997 Graduate student at The University of Akron, Buchtel College of Arts & Sciences, Department of Geography and Urban Plannning for one year
1999 Graduated from the Department of Geography, Graduate School of Letters at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto
1999 Entered the Doctoral Course, Department of Geoscience, Graduate School of Science at Tokyo Metropolitan University
2004 Graduated from the Doctoral Course of Department of Geoscience, Graduate School of Science at Tokyo Metropolitan University
2004-2006 Postdoctorate at the Department of Geoscience, Faculty of Science at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Teaching and Working Experience

Apr. -Sept. 1996 Teaching Assistant at the Department of Geography, Graduate School of Letters at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto
Oct.2001 -Mar.2002 Teaching Assistant for 'GIS and Computation Seminar' at the Department of Geoscience, Graduate School of Science at Tokyo Metropolitan University
Oct.2004 -Mar.2005 Adjunct Lecturer for 'Theories of industorial environment' at Otsuma Women's University in Tokyo
Jan. -July.2005 Research Scholar, at University of California at Santa Barbara, College of Letters & Sciences, Geography Department
Oct.2006 -Dec.2007 Research Assistant, at Tokyo Metropolitan University, Department of Geography, Faculty of Urban Environment
Jan. 2008 -Aug.2010 Assistant Professor, at Tokyo Metropolitan University, Department of Geography, Faculty of Urban Environment
Sep. 2010 - Present Associate Professor, at University of Toyama, Social Culture Course, Department of Humanities

Activity in Academic Associations

From 1996 Human Geography Society of Japan
From 2000 Spatial Cognition Workshop in Japan / The Association of Japanese Geographers
From 2001 International Cartographers Society of Japan /， The Geographical Science Society
From 2002 The Association of Geographic Information Science
From 2016 Japan Academic Society of Tourism
From 2009 to 2016 The Japan Institute of Tourism Research (Sectional committee chief in 2011)
From 2010 to 2015 Tourism Division, Japan Association for Evolutionary Economics / Public Relations Committee (2010-2011) Academic Committee (2012-2013)
From 2010 Japan Association on Geographical Space
From 2010 Ritsumeikan Geographical Society
From 2011 Toyama Geological Society (Managing committee)
From 2012 to 2013 Planning Committee for the 56th Annual Congress of Historical Geography (Committee)
From 2014 to 2015 Planning Committee for the 2014 Autumn Conference of Japanese Geograpgers (Committee)
From 2020 to 2022 Editorial Board, Human Geography Society of Japan

Competence and Commendations

October 2004 Certification of 'Social Research Specialist' (No.000256)
2008-2009 Research grant: JSPS (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Category Youth-B: Head). The decision-making mechanism of a community facing 'development or conservation' dilemma (No. 20700673).
2009-2010 Commisioned Research Grant: Bureau of of industrial and labor affairs (Tokyo Metropolitan Government) The impacts of location huntings toward the residences and the role of film-commisions
2011-2012 Research grant: Hokuriku Bank (Hokugin Research grant for youth researchers). Exploring the social relations over exhaust water problem from nuclear power plant.
2016 Special Prize for the presentation Geographically constructed residential attitudes toward a public project (Organization for Promotion of Research, University of Toyama: with research grant)
2017 GIS Association Award: The book edited by Y. Wakabayashi Theories and practices in PPGIS. (Contributed a chapter)
2017-2020 Research grant: JSPS (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Category Main-A: Partner). The evaluation of the new technologies in GIS from the perspectives on human and society.
2018-2020 Research grant: JSPS (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Category Exploratory: Partner). The evaluation of the new technologies in GIS from the perspectives on human and society.
2020-2022 Research grant: JSPS (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Category Main-C: Head). An interdisciplinary study of geographic information ethics for the digital mapping generation (No. 20K01173)
2021-2023 The Mitsubishi Foundation Grant (Human Science Category: Partner). Research on the transformation of mobile society and new mobility styles after the end of infectious diseases.new
2021-2024 Research grant: JSPS (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Category Exploratory: Partner). Interdisciplinary research for the ethical transformation of cities: sustainability, information, resilience, food, and economy.new
2022-2025 Research grant: JSPS (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Category Main-B: Partner). Processes for the formation of new communities by local residents and movers in a mobile-preconditioned society. new
2023-2026 Research grant: JSPS (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Category Main-C: Head). Supra-academic research on the potential and challenges of XR in e-tourism, loss of opportunity and equality. (No. 23K11645).new

Publications (article and presentation titles with US are in English)

Books

  1. Suzuki, K. and Wakabayashi, Y. 2005. Cultural differences of spatial descriptions in tourist guidebooks. In C.Freksa, B.Nedel, M.Knauff and B.Krieg-Brückner (eds.) Spatial cognition IV: integrating abstract theories, empirical studies, formal methods, and practical applications. Berlin, Springer-Verlag: 147-164.US
  2. Suzuki, K. 2006. The policies of local governing bodies for supporting spatial cognition and spatial behavior of foreign residents. In Okamoto, K., Wakabayashi, Y. and Teramoto, K. (eds.) Walk the ways and live in the cities: the conversations between geographers and psychologists over handicaps of people. Tokyo, Kokon Shoin, 116-120.
  3. Kondo, J., Kinoshita, J., Tabata, K., Suzuki, K., and Samejima, N. 2007. The excavation on the recordings of variant manuscripts and transcriptions of the classical music composers. Tokyo, Seikyu-sha.
  4. Suzuki, K. 2008. Cross-cultural studies in spatial descriptions by language. In Murakoshi, S. (ed.) GIS and spatial cognition. Tokyo, Kokon Shoin: 177-189.
  5. Suzuki, K. 2010a. World heritage inscription and tourism. In Fukami, S. and Ide A. (eds.) Unno, A., Suzuki, K., Shoji, M. and Nagayoshi, M. (auth.) Tourism and community development . Tokyo, Kokon Shoin: 73-96.
  6. Ito, S., Arima, T., Komaki, N., Hayashi, T. and Suzuki, K. eds. 2012. Toward a practical geography. Tokyo, Kokon Shoin.
  7. pdfSuzuki, K. 2013a. Important cultural landscape list and the decay of traditional agricultural life: A case of dispersed settlement in Tonami Plain, Japan. In Kim, D-Chul, Firmino, A.M.V. and Ichikawa, Y. eds. Globalization and new challenges of agricultural and rural systems. Nagoya, Nagoya University Press: 59-70.US
  8. Suzuki, K. 2017.a Geospatial information and ethics. In Wakabayashi, Y., Imai, O., Seto, T., and, Nishimura, Y. eds. Theories and Practices in PGIS. Tokyo, Kokon Shoin: 44-50.
  9. Suzuki, K. 2017b. Eco-tourism. In Nakamura, M. ed. First Step Toward the Studies of International Relations. Kyoto, Houritsu-Bunka Sha: 89.
  10. Suzuki, K. 2018a. Reconsidering Toyama as a dark tourism destination. In Faculty of Humanities, University of Toyama ed. Kaleidoscope of Humane Wisdom. Katsura Shobo: 12-21.
  11. pdfSuzuki, K. 2018b. A newly emerging ethical problem in PGIS - Ubiquitous atoque absconditus and casual offenders for pleasure. In Grueau, C., Laurini, L. and Ragia, L. eds. GISTAM 2018 - Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Geographical Information Systems Theory, Applications and Management. Science and Technology Publications Press: 22-27.US
  12. Suzuki, K. 2019a. Emergence of geovigilantes and geographic information ethics in the web 2.0 era. In Grueau, C., Laurini, R.and Ragia, L. eds. Communication in Computer and Information Science 1061. Springer-Nature AG, Switzerland: 55-72.US
  13. Suzuki, K. 2020a. Environmental politics over the Mt.Fuji. In Encyclopedia of Contemporary Geopolitics Editorial Board ed. Encyclopedia of contemporary geopolitics. Maruzen Press: 202-203.
  14. Suzuki, K. 2020b. Past, present and future of Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine route. In Ohnishi, K. and Fujimoto, T. eds. University's guidebook of Toyama. Tokyo, Showado: 249-261.
  15. Suzuki, K. 2021a. Power of maps (A3-8: pp. 102-103), Spatial abilities (C1-11: pp. 442-443). In Morita, T. Wakabayashi, Y. et al. eds. Encyclopedia of maps. Tokyo, Asakura Shoten.
  16. Suzuki, K. 2021b. How to see and think regions with maps. In Kikuchi, T. ed. Various visions and thoughts of regions in geography. Tokyo, Ninomiya-Shoten: 118-125.
  17. Suzuki, K. 2021c. Civitas in the years of pandemos: The forefront of Voluntary Geographic Information (VGI) over COVID-19. In Editorial Committee of the Collegium of Humane Wisdom, University of Toyama ed. Kaleidoscope of Humane Wisdom IV. Katsura Shobo: 74-85).
  18. Suzuki, K. 2022. Stigmatization on the Web: Ethical consideration of geospatial stigmatization via online mapping. In Wakabayashi, Y. and Morita, T. eds. Ubiquitous mapping: Perspectives from Japan. Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd: 129-142.new
  19. Suzuki, K. 2024. Regional revitalisation. In Encyclopaedia of World Heritage Editorial Board, World Heritage Studies Programme, University of Tsukuba ed. Encyclopaedia of world heritage. Maruzen Press: (in press).new

Review Articles

  1. Suzuki, K. 2005. Annual overview of the geographical studies in Japan: Perception and behavior (commissioned article). Japanese Journal of Human Geography 57(3): 59-60.
  2. Suzuki, K. 2015a. Annual overview of the geographical studies in Japan: Tourism (commissioned article). Japanese Journal of Human Geography 67(3): 54-56.

Peer-Reviewed Articles

  1. Kawashima, K., Ueda, T., Osako, T., Sonali, K., Sano, H., Suzuki, K., Nakao, K., Ying-Chie, H., and Yamada, K. 1997. The local characteristics of Kinukake Road. The Journal of Ritsumeikan Geopgraphical Society 9: 83-93.
  2. Suzuki, K. 2000. Note on the development of mapping abilities: controversy between nativism and constructivism. Japanese Journal of Human geography 52(4): 385-399 (65-79).
  3. Suzuki, K. 2001. A cross-cultural comparison of catrographic communication with maps in tourist guidebooks. Maps 39(3): 1-12.
  4. pdfSuzuki, K. 2003a. A comparative study of spatial descriptions in tourist guidebooks. Geographical Review of Japan 76(5): 1-21.US
  5. Wakabayashi, Y. and Suzuki, K. 2003. Theoretical and practical issues of the relationship between spatial cognition and maps. Maps 41(4): 3-17.
  6. Wakabayashi, Y. and Suzuki, K. 2005. A bibliographical review of blindness studies by Reginald Golledge. Geographical Science 60(1): 40-53.
  7. Suzuki, K. 2006. A cross-cultural comparison of the role of maps in human wayfinding behavior. Proceedings of Second international joint workshop on ubiquitous, pervasive and internet mapping (SMF/UPIMap2006). International Cartographic Association (ICA): 17-24.US
  8. Suzuki, K. and Wakabayashi, Y. 2008. Spatial analysis of tourist attractions listed in Japanese and English guidebooks to Tokyo. Journal of Geography 117(2): 522-533.
  9. Suzuki, R., Hayashi, T., Kadono, A., and Suzuki, K. 2010. The risks associated with the public open of on-campus experimental forests - A Case Study. The International Journal of Tourism Science 3: 1-7.
  10. Suzuki, K. 2010b. Looking for a new way of community revitalization after the impacts of media-induced tourism. The International Journal of Tourism Science 3: 31-39.
  11. Suzuki, K. 2010c. The world heritage as politics. The International Journal of Tourism Science 3: 57-69.
  12. Suzuki, K. and Sato, S. 2010. Switching back or pulling out: Employing actor network theory to penetrate the historical implication of a rail station displacement. The International Journal of Tourism Science 3: 95-116.
  13. Suzuki, K. 2010. Does media-induced tourism contribute to sustainable regional development? Proceedings of the International Conference TINA 4 : 33-42.US
  14. Kikuchi, T., Okano, Y., Kitajima, A., Kubomura, M., Koike, T., Sonoda, K., Nakamura, S., Maeda., A. and Suzuki, K. 2011. Development of Takumi-no-Sato and its contribution to regional tourism in Niihari-mura, Gunma prefecture of Tokyo metropolitan periphery. The International Journal of Tourism Science 4: 129-147.
  15. Sonoda, K. and Suzuki, K. 2011. Potentiality of on-campus restaurant as a place for interaction - a case study in Tokyo periphery. Proceedings of the International Conference of TINA 5: 147-158.US
  16. pdfSuzuki, K. 2011. Some overlooked drawbacks of Japanese media-induced tourism : A critical reinvestigation. The Journal of Ritsumeikan Geographical Society 23: 11-25.US
  17. Suzuki, K. 2012a. Tourist guides as an element of cultural landscape. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 3: 5-22.
  18. pdfSuzuki, K. 2013a. A cross-cultural comparison of human wayfinding behavior using maps and written directions. Geographical Review of Japan Ser. B 85(2): 74-83.US
  19. pdfSuzuki, K. 2013b. Revealing tourism space territoriality using GIS from perspectives on critical cartography. Proceedings of the Japan Geoscience Union Meeting 2013: MTT37-P11E (online).US
  20. Suzuki, K. 2013c. Can we intercept the predatory of mega-journals?: An inter-disciplinal attempt of peer-reviewed open-access bulletin. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 4: 3-11.
  21. Suzuki, K. 2014b. Prevalent 'Myths' about the effect of the estimated outcomes of public project in Tomonoura. The Historical Geography 56(1): 1-20.
  22. Suzuki, K. 2014c. Geoparks as sites for dark tourism. E-Journal GEO 9(1): 73-83.
  23. pdfSuzuki, K. 2015b. Understanding recommendations to be implemented for the better management of Mt. Fuji as a World Cultural Heritage. Journal of Geography 124(6): 995-1014.
  24. Suzuki, K., Shimada, A. and Ito, S. 2018. The effect of word-of-mouth communications for de-consecration and de-localization of a hallow ground pilgrimage. Geographical Science 73(2): 50-65.
  25. pdfSuzuki, K. 2019b. Caveat emptor: A new form of participatory mapping and its ethical implication on PGIS. Proceedings in Cartography and GIScience of the International Cartographic Association 2-126.US
  26. pdfSuzuki, K. and U, Y. 2020. Quantitative analyses of chronological changes in types and spatial patterns of paranormal events. E-Journal Geo 15(1): 55-73.
  27. pdfSuzuki, K. 2021. #Purge: Geovigilantism and geographic information ethics for connective action. GeoJournal 86(1): 445-453.US
  28. pdfSuzuki, K. 2022. A north-south problem in civic-tech and volunteered geographic information as countermeasures of COVID-19: A brief overview. SN Computer Science 3(5-396): 1-15.USnew
  29. pdfSuzuki, K., Ito, S. and U, Y. 2023. Quantitative analyses of the geospatial characteristics of haunted sites using open data. Social Sciences & Humanities Open 8(1): 100701.USnew
  30. Suzuki, K. and Matsui, Y. 2023. Comparative Analysis of Japanese and Foreign Tourist Behaviour using User-Generated-Content: A case study of Shirakawa-go, a World Heritage village. Journal of Tourism Research 64: 1-12.new

Other Articles

  1. pdfSuzuki, K. 2003b. A cross-cultural comparison of spatial information in tourist guidebooks: mainly focused on visual information. Geographical Reports of Tokyo Metropolitan University 38: 51-63.US
  2. Suzuki, K. and Wakabayashi, Y. 2006. Cross-cultural comparison of tourism spaces described in Japanese and American guidebooks. Proceedings of Geographic Information System Association 15: 113-118.
  3. Suzuki, K., Suzuki T. and Suzuki H. 2008. Bridge over the Troubled Harbor - dynamics of local residents' campaign in Tomonoura. The International Journal of Tourism Science 1: 50-68.
  4. Suzuki, K. and Suzuki, R. 2009a. Exploring the sustainability of an on-campus green belt as a local commons. The International Journal of Tourism Science 2: 85-93.
  5. Suzuki, R. and Suzuki, K. 2009. Bamboo stand expansion in an on-campus green belt. The International Journal of Tourism Science 2: 95-102.
  6. Suzuki, K. and Suzuki, R. 2009b. Current status of natural environment in Ogasawara Islands in preparation for the inscription on the World Heritage List. The Annual Report of Ogasawara Studies 32: 27-47.
  7. Suzuki, K. 2009a. Media-induced tourism - A review. Proceedings of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research Annual Conference 24: 85-88.
  8. Suzuki, K. 2010d. Detecting the tourism space by appearance frequencies of tourism haunts in the guide maps of Tomonoura. Proceedings of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research Annual Conference 25: 161-164.
  9. Suzuki, K. 2010e. The sights and spheres in the sight-seeing maps of Tomonoura. Proceedings of Geographic Information System Association 19: (CD-ROM, 6p).
  10. Suzuki, K. 2011a. Propositions of Dispersed village in Tonami plain at the crossroads of inscribing important cultural landscape. Research Bulletin of the Institute of Tonami Scattered Village Region 28: 8-22.
  11. Suzuki, K. 2011b. NIMBY studies: problems and prospects. Proceedings of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research Annual Conference 26: 17-20.
  12. Suzuki, K. and Suzuki, R. 2012. On-campus green belt and bamboo stand expansion. The Map Center 472: 20-21.
  13. Suzuki, K. 2012b. Who's gonna be blamed for getting a free-ride? - Controversies and misunderstandings in NIMBY studies. Proceedings of the Annual Conference Japan Association for Evolutionary Economics 16: B5-2 (CD-ROM).
  14. Kikuchi, T., Doi, T., Suzuki, K., Niina, A., Koizumi, T., Tomita, K., Funck, C., Mokudai, K. and Iwata, S. 2012. Geopark and regional development. E-Journal GEO 6(2): 191-202.
  15. Suzuki, K. 2012c. How geographers can contribute to tourism studies. The Tourism Studies 24(1): 115-118.
  16. Suzuki, K. 2012d. Some emerging problems related to geographic information ethics in the decade of ubiquitous mapping. Proceedings of Japanese Society for Ethics 63: 68-69.
  17. Suzuki, K. 2013d. A hidden dimension in tourism: nightlife and replacement driver service in Japan. Proceedings of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research Annual Conference 28: 353-356.
  18. Suzuki, K. 2013e. Historical materials as external representation - Applicability of critical cartography for the history of medicine. Journal of the Japanese Society for the History of Medicine 59(2): 164-170.
  19. Suzuki, K. 2013e. Historical materials as external representation - Applicability of critical cartography for the history of medicine. Journal of the Japan Society of Dental History 30(2): 90-94.
  20. Ito, S., Arima, T., Komaki, N., Hayashi, T. and Suzuki, K. 2013. Forum: In response to the review of Toward a practical geography. Annals of the Association of Economic Geographers 59(2): 250-252.
  21. Elemental research seminar students, University of Toyama (Annaka, Y., Ono, M., Kaneko, M., Kaneda, K., Sasagawa, C., Shirai, N., Sekiya, S., Takeuchi, A., Degura, T., Noiri, S., Hirocho, R., Matsuda, M., Miyake, K., Yano, M., Yoneda, S.) and Suzuki, K. 2013. The attitudes of university students toward expected various impacts due to the inauguration of Hokuriku Super-express. Regional Environmental Research 5: 73-83.
  22. Suzuki, K. 2013f. Possible factors controlling the attitudes of university students toward the impacts caused by the inauguration of Hokuriku Super-express. The Nature and Society 79: 25-35.
  23. Suzuki, K. 2013g. What should we learn from the state of world heritage sites. Geography 58(11): 35-43.
  24. Suzuki, K. 2014d. The environmental conflicts in Tomonoura and their conceptual ambiguity toward landscape. in A. Yoshinaga ed. Readings in Environmental Ethics for Urbanity. JSPS Final Report Category Youth B: 92-112.
  25. Suzuki, K. 2014e. Operating repository-based online journal as a way of social contribution of universities: The first year accomplishment of JIRCL. Proceedings of the International conference of the Academy of Korea Hospitality and Tourism 31: 496-513.
  26. Suzuki, K. 2015c. Geography and electronic geographic information ethics in the Web 2.0 age. Geography 60(1): 48-51.
  27. Suzuki, K. 2015d. A closer look at Toyama from the perspective on tourism. Geography 60(2): 18-27.
  28. Suzuki, K. 2015e. Rethinking Locally unwanted land use from NIMBY studies. The Municipal Problems 106(7): 4-11.
  29. Suzuki, K. 2016a. Maintaining a Repository-based e-Journal as a tool for becoming a COC. Proceedings of the Japan Geoscience Union Meeting 2016: G-03 (Invited Paper).
  30. Ide, A., Suzuki, K. and Fukami, S. and Sudo, H. 2016. Modern industrial heritage and dark tourism. Proceedings of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research Annual Conference 31: 353-356.
  31. Suzuki, K. 2016b. Reconstruction tourism as rhetoric of the memory. Proceedings of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research Annual Conference 31: 357-360.
  32. Suzuki, K. 2016c. For a better understanding of environmental conflict caused by the photovoltaic facility siting. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 7: 84-94.
  33. Akiyama, Y., Aoki, K., Suzuki, K., Jiang Y. and Komaki, N. 2017. Symposium: Use of regional information for the revitalization of region. Bulletin of San-en Nanshin Center for Regional Collaboration 5: 63-80.
  34. Mokudai, K., Ono, Y., Suzuki, K., Takemoto, H., Yoshinaga, A. and Arima, T. 2019. Geoethics and geoparks. E-Journal GEO 14(2): 304-307.
  35. Suzuki, K. 2020c. Tomonoura. The Map Center 571: 38-40.
  36. Kawai, M., Asano, K. and Suzuki, K. 2022. The effect of geographical conditions on the attitudes of house forest owners: A text mining approach to visualization. Research Bulletin of the Institute of Tonami Scattered Village Region 39: 33-43.new
  37. Suzuki, K. 2022. 'The Grudge' and the 'Village of Fear' as read through geography. Eureka 54(11): 215-221.new
  38. Suzuki, K. 2024. Grue-type errors on traffic light colour-name responses. Geographical Reports of Tokyo Metropolitan University 59: 81-88.USnew

Dissertations

  1. Suzuki, K. 1999. A Cross-cultural approach of cognitive mapping researches. Master's Dissertation submitted to Ritsumeikan University: 90p. (not include the numbers of pages for tables and figures)
  2. Suzuki, K. 2004. A cross-cultural comparison spatial information in tourist guidebooks. Doctoral Dissertation submitted to Tokyo Metropolitan University: 65p. (not include the numbers of pages for tables and figures)US

Oral Presentations

  1. Suzuki, K (Nov.17, 1996) A study of the relation between the daily behavior and life self-estimation of elderly people: an case of Okayama city. Annual conference of Human Geography Society of Japan (Kyoto University of Education, Kyoto).
  2. Suzuki, K. (Mar.28, 2000) A note on the universality of mapping abilities. A presentation given at the symposium entitled 'Walk on roads, live in cities' in Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Geographers. (Waseda University, Tokyo).
  3. Suzuki, K. (Nov.10. 2000) Problems in cross-cultural comparison of mapping abilities. Greco Meeting (National Hotel Kongo-Rinji-So, Shiga)
  4. Suzuki, K. (Sept. 5. 2001: Reporting presentation) Lloyd, R. 2000. Understanding and learning maps. R.Kitchin and S. Freundschuh eds. Cognitive mapping - past, present and future, Routledge: 84-107. Spatial Cognition Workshop (Sampia-Gifu, Gifu Pref.)
  5. Suzuki, K. (Nov. 11. 2001) Cross-cultural comparison of spatial descriptions in tourist guidebooks as a spatial information transmission device. Annual conference of Human Geography Society of Japan, (Kobe University, Hyogo).
  6. Suzuki K. (Nov. 17. 2002) The diversity in linguistic information in tourist guidebooks. Annual conference of Human Geography Society of Japan (Ochanomizu University, Tokyo).
  7. Suzuki, K. (Feb. 20. 2003) The diversity in linguistic information in tourist guidebooks. Spatial Cognition Workshop, (Tohoku Gakuin University, Miyagi).
  8. Suzuki, K. (Nov. 16. 2003) The difference in spatial distribution patterns of the sites included in the Japanese and American guidebooks. Annual Conference of Human Geography Society of Japan (Kansai University, Osaka).
  9. Suzuki, K. and Wakabayashi, Y. (Oct. 11. 2004) Cultural differences of spatial descriptions in tourist guidebooks. In C.Freksa, B.Nedel, M.Knauff and B.Krieg-Brückner (eds.) Spatial cognition IV: integrating abstract theories, empirical studies, formal methods, and practical applications. Frauenchimsee, Germany.
  10. Suzuki, K. (Nov. 17. 2005) Cross-cultural differences in wayfinding schema by use of maps and language. Annual Conference of Human Geography Society of Japan (Kyushu University, Fukuoka).
  11. Suzuki, K. and Wakabayashi, Y. (October 17th, 2006). Cross-cultural comparison of tourism spaces described in Japanese and American guidebooks. 15th Annual Conference of Geographic Information System Association (Nihon University, Tokyo).
  12. Suzuki, K. (October 24th, 2006). A cross-cultural comparison of the role of maps in human wayfinding behavior. International Cartographic Association (ICA) second international joint workshop on ubiquitous, pervasive and internet mapping (SMF/UPIMap2006). Seoul, KoreaUS
  13. Suzuki, K. and Wakabayashi, Y. (November 10th, 2007). Spatial analysis of tourist attractions in Japanese and English guidebooks. International Symposium on Sustainable Urban Environment 2007. Tokyo, Japan.
  14. Suzuki, K., Suzuki, T. and Suzuki, H. (March, 2008) A foresight report from Tomonoura. Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Geographers (Saitama, Japan)
  15. pdfWakabayashi, Y. and Suzuki, K. (May, 25th 2008) Visualization and analysis of the tourist space in Japanese and English guide-books to Tokyo. 2008 Annual conference of Japan Geoscience Union (Chiba, Japan)US
  16. Suzuki, K. (Dec, 18th 2008) Music is born in the place where the people moves. invited lecture: Sectorial meeting of tourism Research, Japan Association for Evolutionary Economics (Tokyo, Japan)
  17. Suzuki, K., Suzuki, T. and Suzuki, H. (March, 2009) The brief report of the Tomonoura Social Inquiry. Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Geographers (Saitama, Japan)
  18. Suzuki, K. and Suzuki, R. (Jul. 2009) Bamboo stand expansion in an on-campus green belt. 4th Conference of bamboo Researchers Network (Ishikawa, Japan)
  19. Suzuki, K. (Nov. 2009) Media-induced tourism -A review. 24th Annual Conference of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research (Saitama, Japan).
  20. Suzuki, K. (Mar. 2010) Looking for a new way of community revitalization after the impacts of media-induced tourism. The 14th JAFEE Congress in Osaka (Osaka, Japan).
  21. Suzuki, K. (May 2010) Does right to scenery transcend subsistence right? - Conditions and prospects around Tomonoura public project. invited lecture: The Japan Amenity Research Centre(Campus Innovation Center, Tokyo).
  22. Suzuki, K. (Aug. 21th 2010). Does media-induced tourism contribute to sustainable regional development? 2010 Tourism Institute Of Northeast Asia, The 4th Phohang International Conference.
  23. Suzuki, K. (Oct. 2nd 2010) Thinking future challenges of geoparks through the world heritage. A presentation given at the symposium entitled 'Geoparks and regional development' in Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Geographers. (Nagoya University, Aichi).
  24. Suzuki, K. (Oct. 24th 2010) The sights and spheres in the sight-seeing maps of Tomonoura.19th Annual Conference of Geographic Information System Association (Kyoto, Japan).
  25. Suzuki, K. (Nov. 20th 2010) Environmental protection and residential rights - a case study from Tomonoura. 56th Joint Workshop of Tonami Regional Institute of Dispersed Settlement and Toyama Geological Society (Toyama, Japan)
  26. Suzuki, K. (Nov. 27th 2010) How researchers should face themselves toward their subjects of being studied. 22th Congress of Ritsumeikan Geographical Association (Kyoto, Japan)
  27. Suzuki, K. (Dec. 5th 2010) Detecting the tourism space by appearance frequencies of tourism haunts in the guide maps of Tomonoura.25th Annual Conference of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research (Kanagawa, Japan)
  28. Yoshinaga, A., Suzuki, K. and Fukami, S. (Apr. 23th 2011) Workshop: Dialogue between geography and environmental ethics.3rd Annual Conference of the Japanese Association for the Contemporary and Applied Philosophy (Chiba, Japan)
  29. Sonoda, K. and Suzuki, K. (Aug. 23th 2011). Potentiality of on-campus restaurant as a place for interaction - a case study in Tokyo periphery. 2011 Tourism Institute Of Northeast Asia, The 5th International Conference.
  30. Suzuki, K. (Dec. 4th 2011) NIMBY Studies: Problems and prospects.26th Annual Conference of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research (Osaka, Japan)
  31. Suzuki, K. (Jan. 22th 2012) NIMBY Phenomenon and possible contributions from geographers. JITR Sectional Committee Joint Workshop on Geography and Environmental Ethics (Toyama, Japan)
  32. Suzuki, K. (Feb. 28th 2012) How a geographer has dealt with an environmental conflict.The 3rd Workshop of Regional Life Studies Working Group (Toyama, Japan)
  33. Suzuki, K. (Mar. 2nd 2012) Commentator on the forum entitled 'Regional life after the 3.11 disaster'.Regional Life Studies Working Group Forum (Toyama, Japan)
  34. Suzuki, K. (Mar. 17th 2012) Who's gonna be blamed for getting a free ride? - Controversies and misunderstandings in NIMBY studies.The 16th Annual Conference of Japan Association for Evolutionary Economics (Osaka, Japan)
  35. Suzuki, K. (May. 26th 2012) Final Report: Heading toward a practical geography. 27th Annual meeting of Japan Institute of Tourism Research (Saitama, Japan)
  36. Suzuki, K. (Oct. 21th 2012) Overlooked risks on ubiquitous mapping and responsibilities of GISience researchers. Workshop on ethics of digital mapping (co-host: Akihiro Yoshinaga and Nobutsugu Kanzaki) 63rd Congress of The Japan Society for Ethics (Tokyo, Japan)
  37. Suzuki, K. (May. 11th 2013) Special lecture: Historical materials as external representation. invited lecture: The Joint Conference of the 114th Annual Congress of Japan Society for the History of Medicine and The 41th Annual Meeting of the Japan Society of Dental History (Tokyo, Japan)
  38. Suzuki, K. (May. 19th 2013) Explaining the residential attitude toward public project by postulating the existence of tourism space territoriality. The 56th Conference of the Japan Association of the Historical Geograhers (Toyama, Japan)
  39. Suzuki, K. (May 21th 2013) Revealing tourism space territoriality using GIS from perspectives on critical cartography. Mapping and spatial representation in geoscience (M-TT37), Japan Geoscience Union Meeting 2013 (Makuhari Messe-Chiba, Japan)
  40. Suzuki, K. (Jul. 29th 2013) Some challenges in inscribing local environment on the Important cultural landscape list - A case study of the dispersed settlement in Tonami plain -. The 21th Annual Colloquium of the International Geographical Union Commission on the Sustainability of Rural Systems entitled Globalization and New Challenges of Agricultural and Rural Systems (Nagoya, Japan).US
  41. Suzuki, K. (Dec. 8th 2013) A hidden dimension in tourism: nightlife and replacement driver service in Japan. 28th Annual Conference of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research (Kanagawa, Japan).
  42. Suzuki, K. (Mar. 8th 2014) Privacy issues on geographic information technology. invited lecture: Kyoto Research Workshop on Biothics (Kyoto, Japan).
  43. Suzuki, K. (May 10th 2014) Operating repository-based online journal as a way of social contribution of universities: The first year accomplishment of JIRCL. 31st Hotel & Tourism Conference of the Academy of Korea Hospitality and Tourism (Yongsan University, Korea).US
  44. Suzuki, K. (May 10th 2014) Commentator of the presentation of Choi SeungHo's 'A study on the special and universal of CSR management in hotel company'. 31st Hotel & Tourism Conference of the Academy of Korea Hospitality and Tourism (Yongsan University, Korea).US
  45. Suzuki, K. (Sep. 21th 2014) Deus ubiquitous et absconditus: Some ethical problems in GIScience. Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Geographers (Toyama, Japan)
  46. Suzuki, K. (Mar. 29th 2015) Geographical information ethics in GIScience. invited presentation: Research group on GIS and society; Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Geographers (Tokyo, Japan)
  47. Suzuki, K. (Mar, 27th 2016) Think of dark tourism as a terminological issue. 20th Annual Conference Japan Association for Evolutionary Economics (Tokyo, Japan).
  48. Ide, A., Fukami, S. and Suzuki, K. and Sudo, H. (Mar, 27th 2016) The significance of Industorial heritages of modern era from the perspective on dark tourism. 20th Annual Conference Japan Association for Evolutionary Economics (Tokyo, Japan).
  49. Suzuki, K. (May, 22th 2016) Maintaining a Repository-based e-Journal as a tool for becoming a COC. Proceedings of the Japan Geoscience Union Meeting 2016: G-03 (Chiba, Japan).
  50. Ohnishi, K. and Suzuki, K. (Sep, 26th 2016) Managing a field study class for an incubator of would-be human resources. The National COC/COC+ Symposium (Toyama, Japan).
  51. Suzuki, K. (Sep, 30th 2016) Geographically constructed residential attitudes toward a public project - With use of Geospatial Analyses of GIS. Toyama Science Gala 2016 (Toyama, Japan) Awarded Special Prize.
  52. Suzuki, K. (Nov, 30th 2016) Visualizing Geographically constructed residential attitudes with use of geographic information systems. Annual Meeting of Toyama New Industory Organization 2016 (Toyama, Japan).
  53. Suzuki, K. (Dec. 4th 2016) Reconstruction tourism as rhetoric of the memory. 31st Annual Conference of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research (Chiba, Japan).
  54. Ide, A., Suzuki, K., Fukami, S. and Sudo, H. (Dec. 4th 2016) Modern industorial heritage and dark tourism. 31st Annual Conference of the Japan Institute of Tourism Research (Chiba, Japan).
  55. Suzuki, K., Ito, S. and Shimada, A. (June. 3rd 2017) De-consecration and de-localization of a hallow ground pilgrimage. Geographical science spring conference 2017 (Hiroshima, Japan).
  56. Suzuki, K. (Sep. 20th 2017) Newly emerging problems in geographic information ethics. G-Spatial Forum 2017 in Niigata (Niigata, Japan).
  57. Suzuki, K. (Feb. 10th 2018) Panelist at the symposium entitled use of geographic information for a regional re-construction. Research Forum for the Transfrontier Policy 2017 (Aichi, Japan).
  58. Suzuki, K. (Mar. 18th 2018) A newly emerging ethical problem in PGIS - Ubiquitous atoque absconditus and casual offenders for pleasure. 4th International Conference on Geographical Information Systems Theory, Applications and Management (Madeira, Portugal).US
  59. Suzuki, K. (Sep. 29th 2018) Visualization of residential attitude over a public project with use of GIS. Chubu Branch Meeting, Japan Association of Economic Geography (Aichi, Japan)
  60. U, Y. and Suzuki, K. (Mar. 9th 2019) Haunted Places in Toyama from a centry ago to present: Rethinking built environment from a negative sort of orally inherited heritage. 9th Hokuriku Research Forum for Regional Policy (Toyama, Japan)
  61. Suzuki, K. and U, Y. (Mar. 20th 2019) Some chronological change in the spatial patterns of haunted spots and ghost types as a reflection of conventional wisdom alteration. Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Geographers (Tokyo, Japan)
  62. Suzuki, K. (Mar. 20th 2019) Landscape conflicts, politics of scale and geoethics. Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Geographers (Tokyo, Japan)
  63. Suzuki, K. (Jul, 18th 2019) Caveat emptor: A new form of participatory mapping and its ethical implication on PGIS. 29th International Cartographic Conference (Tokyo, Japan).US
  64. Suzuki, K., Ito, S. and U, Y. (Mar, 28th 2020) Exploring the characteristics in spatial patterns of haunted spots using nearest-neighbor spatial-association measure. Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Geographers (Tokyo, Japan).
  65. Suzuki, K. (May, 23rd 2020) Travelling without moving: COVID-19 induced tourism while staying home. 4th Meeting of the Hokuriku Tourism Netwooking (Zoom, Online).US
  66. pdfSuzuki, K. (Apr. 28th 2021) Civic-tech and Volunteered Geographic Information under the COVID-19 pandemic: A Japanese case study. 7th International Conference on Geographical Information Systems Theory, Applications and Management (Online).US
  67. U, Y., Ito, S. and Suzuki, K. (Mar, 19th 2022) Spatial distribution trend analyses of haunted sites using open data. Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Geographers (Tokyo, Japan).
  68. U, Y., Ito, S. and Suzuki, K. (May 26th 2022) Spatial characteristics of haunted sites in comparison to various public facilities. Geographic Information Systems and Cartography (H-TT16), Japan Geoscience Union Meeting 2022 (Online).
  69. Nakako, F., Shikida, A., Suzuki, K., Saito, C., Kawasumi, A., Morishige, M., Akaho, Y. and Hase, K. (Dec. 17th 2022) Transformation of local communities and creation of contingent value through 'mobility'. Research workshop at the 37th National Conference of the Japan Society for Tourism Research (Ishikawa, Japan)
  70. Suzuki, K. (Feb. 19th 2023) Creating 'learning through tourism' with dark tourism concept. invited lecture: 13th Research Forum on Hokuriku Regional Policy Research Symposium 'The Future of Hokuriku Tourism: Towards the Post-Corona Era' (Ishikawa, Japan)new
  71. Suzuki, K. (Apr. 20th 2023) The significance and direction of university academic publishing (2). invited lecture: Society for Research and Innovation, University Management Research Roundtable (Online)new
  72. Suzuki, K. (Jul. 9th 2023) A study on the foregrounding of mobility: Towards the creation of a new mobilities paradigm. 12th Congress of the Japan Society for Tourism Studies (Rikkyo University, Tokyo)new
  73. Suzuki, K. (Nov. 1st 2023) International comparison of tourism behaviour using user-generated contents. Toyama Academic Gala 2023 (University of Toyama, Toyama)new
  74. Suzuki, K. (Nov. 1st 2023) International comparison of tourism behaviour using user-generated contents. Toyama Academic Gala 2023 (University of Toyama, Toyama)new
  75. Suzuki, K. (Jul. 7th 2024) The Role of Historical Structuralism in Mobility Theory and the Potential of Intermediary Systems. 13th Congress of the Japan Society for Tourism Studies (Rikkyo University, Tokyo)new

Extension Lectures

  1. Suzuki, K. (September 22th, 2007) The cultural diversity in the way of seeing and thinking the landscape with direct experience and maps. Maps and landscape: Meguro City College open seminar vol. 11 (Tokyo, Japan)
  2. Suzuki, K. (October 20th, 2007) An international study of the cultural diversity in tourist guide maps. Maps and landscape: Meguro City College open seminar vol. 12 (Tokyo, Japan)
  3. Kikuchi, T. and Suzuki, K. (February, 2nd 2008) Walking Tokyo with use of medieval Edo maps. Maps and landscape: Meguro City College open seminar vol. 19 (Tokyo, Japan)
  4. Suzuki, K. (Oct, 11th 2008) Some insights of the relationship between modern claccical music and jazz. Aspects of Jazz: Meguro City College open seminar vol. 11 (Tokyo, Japan)
  5. Suzuki, K. (Nov, 8th 2008) The Jewish aspects of jazz. Aspects of Jazz: Meguro City College open seminar vol. 12 (Tokyo, Japan)
  6. Suzuki, K. (Jan, 20th 2009) Information is created where the people moves. Tourism resorces on new era - gathering tourists by the power of information. TMU Satelite campus seminar vol. 5 (Tokyo, Japan)
  7. Suzuki, K. (Dec. 8th 2011) Thinking of maps, thinking through maps.Mizuhashi Senior High School (Toyama, Japan)
  8. Suzuki, K. (Apr. 13th 2012) Visualizing people's thinking by use of geographic infomation systems. Evening salon for technical commerce, 1st, 2012 (Toyama, Japan)
  9. Suzuki, K. (Dec. 14th 2012) Decipher our past, present and future through maps.Yatsuo Senior High School (Toyama, Japan)
  10. Suzuki, K. (Sep. 26th 2013) Visualizing environmental conflict for a better consensus.Hokuriku Regional Consortium of industry-academic-government on Geographic Information (Toyama, Japan)
  11. Suzuki, K. (Sep. 5th 2014) A tourism perspective on Toyama.Toyama Citizen's College (Toyama, Japan)
  12. Suzuki, K. (Sep. 11th 2015) A tourism perspective on Toyama.Toyama Citizen's College (Toyama, Japan)
  13. Suzuki, K. (Feb. 2nd 2016) Geographic Information Systems as a lethal weapon: a view from information ethics.Hokuriku Regional Consortium of industry-academic-government on Geographic Information (Toyama, Japan)
  14. Suzuki, K. (Sep. 9th 2016) Think of Toyama as a tourism city.Toyama Citizen's College (Toyama, Japan)
  15. Suzuki, K. (Sep. 13th 2016) Commentary on the Toyama crime-prevention contest.Headquarters of Toyama Prefectural Police (Toyama, Japan)
  16. Suzuki, K. (Oct. 6th 2016) Problems and prospects of Toyama as a tourist destination.The Office of Toyama Prefectural Archives (Toyama, Japan)
  17. Suzuki, K. (Oct. 8th 2016) Commentator of the extension lecture: Let it bloom! mount JAIST.The JAIST (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) Festival (Ishikawa, Japan)
  18. Suzuki, K. (Nov. 25th 2016) Crime and community policing: a geographic suggestion.Annual Conference of the Liaison Council for Central Block Community Policing Associations. (Toyama, Japan)
  19. Suzuki, K. (Dec. 22th 2016) For protecting elementally school children's lives from car accidents. Lecture forcomissoned by the Takaoka City Program for Improving Traffic Safety. (Toyama, Japan)
  20. Suzuki, K. (Jun. 28th 2017) Reconsidering Toyama as a dark tourism destination. University of Toyama Collegium of Humanities No.1. (Toyama, Japan)
  21. Suzuki, K. (Nov. 9th 2017) How to prevent crimes against juveniles. The Workshop for the Crime-prevention Coachers in Toyama. (Toyama, Japan)
  22. Suzuki, K. (Feb. 20th 2018) The rise of geographic information ethics and the new responsibility of geographic education. Geography Study Group, Toyama High School Teachers' Collegium. (Toyama, Japan)
  23. Suzuki, K. (Oct. 8th 2019) Let's stroll geographically in Fukuoka Town. Extension Lecture in Fukuoka Senior High School. (Toyama, Japan)
  24. Suzuki, K. (Oct. 19th 2019) Commentator of the extension lecture: Women's power of social change. The JAIST (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) Festival (Ishikawa, Japan)
  25. Suzuki, K. (Oct. 25th 2019) The fascination of geography. Komatsu College for Citizens. (Ishikawa, Japan)
  26. Suzuki, K. (Oct. 30th 2019) Information security in our daily life privacy and compliance. Carrier up lectures for women, University of Toyama Open College. (Toyama, Japan)
  27. Suzuki, K. (Dec. 16th 2020) Civitas in the years of pandemos. University of Toyama Collegium of Humanities, COVID-19 Special Lecture. (Zoom, Online)
  28. Suzuki, K. (Mar. 13rd 2022) Shed the "Light" from the Shadow: Rediscovering Toyama through Tourism. High School Students' Science Seminar, Toyama Hitozukuri Foundation (Toyama, Japan)
  29. Suzuki, K. (Jun. 15th 2022) The Potential of "Toyama, asa Tourism City" as seen from the Alpine Route. University Consortium Toyama. (Toyama, Japan)
  30. Suzuki, K. (Oct. 2nd 2022) Finding New Tourism in Toyama. Takaoka Prefecture College. (Toyama, Japan)
  31. Suzuki, K. (Jun. 28th 2023) The Potential of "Toyama, asa Tourism City" as seen from the Alpine Route. University Consortium Toyama. (Toyama, Japan)new
  32. Suzuki, K. (Dec. 20th 2024) Toyama and the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route from the Perspective of Tourism Studies. Toyama Prefectural College of Citizens. (Toyama, Japan)new

Reports

  1. Iwami Research Laboratory, Ritsumeikan Univ. 1996. A research report of the elderly people concerned with the relationship between the quality of life-evaluation and their social activities (co-author). (Okayama City), 367p.
  2. Suzuki, K. 2002. A cross-cultural comparison of catrographic communication with maps in tourist guidebooks. In Okamoto, K., Wakabayashi, Y. and Teramoto, K. Reports on human spatial behavior and communication by use of maps as a spatial information device. Final reports of the Research Grants provided by Ministry of Letters Research Grants: 65-72.
  3. Wakabayashi, Y. and Suzuki, K. 2004. Blindness studies of Reginald Golledge. In Yamamoto, T. Investigating te way to instruct blind children how to walk, and finding new devices. Final Reports of the Research Grants provided by the Ministry of Letters: 15-27.
  4. Suzuki, K. 2010i. Final report: The decision-making mechanism of a community facing 'development or conservation' dilemma. Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.
  5. Suzuki, K. 2010j. Final report: The impacts of location huntings toward the residences and the role of film-commisions. Bureau of of industrial and labor affairs; Tokyo Metropolitan Government.

Translations

  1. Liben, L.S. (author) Suzuki, K. and Takeuchi, A. (trans.) Children's understanding of spatial representations of place: mapping the methodological landscape. pp. 41-84. (in trans. 41-84) Foreman, N. and Gillett, R., eds. (Takeuchi, A. Ban, N. trans.) 1997 (2001). Handbook of spatial research paradigms and methodologies volume 1: spatial cognition in the child and adult'. 1997, Psychology Press, 215p (Nihei-sha).

Book Reviews

  1. Suzuki, K. 2009b. Richard Florida: The rise of the creative class. New York: Basic Books. International Journal of Tourism Science 2: 103-106.
  2. Suzuki, K. 2010f. Hirano, Isamu: Geopark. International Journal of Tourism Science 3: 175-178.
  3. Suzuki, K. 2010g. Bempéchat, Paul-André (2009): Jean Cras, Polymath of Music and Letters. Surrey: England, Ashgate. 569p. International Journal of Tourism Science 3: 179-184.
  4. Suzuki, K. 2010h. Kito, S. and Fukunaga, M. (2009): Environmental ethics. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press. Geographical Space 3: 70-73.
  5. Suzuki, K. 2015f. Mokudai,K et al. eds. (2015): Geoparks of Chubu, Kinki, Chugoku & Shikoku Regions in Japan. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 6: 11-14.
  6. Suzuki, K. 2022. Uesugi,K et al. eds. (2021): Connecting and overlooking human geographic knowledge, Kokon-Shoin. Journal of Geography 131(2): N12-N13.
  7. pdfSuzuki, K. 2023. Review of: Contentious Biometric Voters Registration and Democratic Politics under COVID-19: The Myth of 'Social Distance' in an African State?. Qeios A9A7I8: doi: 10.32388/A9A7I8.new

OIther Narrower Contributions

  1. Suzuki, K. 1996. Elderly people's self-estimation of their quality of life - a case study in Okamyama. The Journal of Ritsumeikan Geographical Society 8: 103.
  2. Suzuki, K. 1997. An investigation of Wani family. Research reports of Shiga-town excursion. 36-41.
  3. Suzuki, K. 2004. A cross-cultural comparison of spatial information in tourist guidebooks (Ph D. thesis abstract). Geographical Review of Japan 78(5): 109-110.US
  4. Suzuki, K. 2006. Program note: Kalivoda, Kodaly, Klein, and Weiner - Revisiting their thoughts mingled with each other on the grounds of Eastern Europe. Program notes written for Ensemble Virtu 4th annual concert (13rd Oct, 2006, Aprico Hall, Tokyo).
  5. Suzuki, K. 2007. Program note: bodies on the rove, with wandering spirits. Program notes written for Ensemble Virtu 5th annual concert (30rd Nov, 2007, Aprico Hall, Tokyo).
  6. Suzuki, K. and Wakabayashi, Y. 2007. Spatial analysis of tourist attractions in Japanese and English guidebooks. Proceedings of International Symposium on Sustainable Urban Environment 2007: 114.use
  7. Suzuki, K. 2011. Lecture notes: Does right to scenery transcend subsistence right? - Conditions and prospects around Tomonoura public project. The Japan Amenity Research Centre Newsletter 37: 1.
  8. Koike, Y. and Suzuki, K. 2013. Dialogue: Compact city. In Koike Research Laboratory and Toyama City (eds.)Toyama news letter 201302. Toyama Municipal Office.
  9. pdfSuzuki, K. 2013h. Some challenges in inscribing local environment on the Important cultural landscape list - A case study of the dispersed settlement in Tonami plain -. Proceedings of the 21th Annual Colloquium of the International Geographical Union Commission on the Sustainability of Rural Systems entitled Globalization and New Challenges of Agricultural and Rural Systems: 14.us
  10. Suzuki, K. 2013i. Explaining the residential attitude toward public project by postulating the existence of tourism space territoriality. Proceedings of the 56th Conference of the Historical Geograhy 56: 49-52.
  11. Suzuki, K. 2013j. Tourism development. Excursion Handouts of the Japan Association of Historical Geographers 56: 40-47.
  12. Suzuki, K. 2013k. Regional transformations of Toga village. Excursion Handouts of the Japan Association of Historical Geographers 56: 22-29.
  13. Suzuki, K. 2013l. Explaining the residential attitude toward public project by postulating the existence of tourism space territoriality (presentation summary). The Historical Geography 262.
  14. Suzuki, K. 2013m. The changing state of Shirakawa-go. Geography 58(11): 2-3.
  15. Suzuki, K. 2014f. Editor's postscript. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 4: 37-38.
  16. Suzuki, K. 2015g. Prefatory note: Toward a better understanding of renewable energy facility siting and its environmental impact. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 6: 15-18.
  17. Suzuki, K. 2015h. The loss of historical authenticity of Toyama - The impacts of urban reconstruction and US bombing in Showa era. Geography 60(2): 2.
  18. Suzuki, K. 2015i. Editor's postscript. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 5: 42-43.
  19. Suzuki, K. 2016. Editor's postscript. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 6: 75-78.
  20. Suzuki, K. 2016. Preface for a better understanding of environmental conflict over the renewable energy facility-siting. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 7: 39-41.
  21. Suzuki, K. 2017. Editor's postscript. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 7: 155-156.
  22. Suzuki, K. 2017. Heading for Toyama's tommorow. Bulletin of the Toyama Citizen College 2016: 8.
  23. Suzuki, K. 2018. Geovisualization of human attitude with use of GIS - Over a public project of bridge construction in Tomonoura, Japan. Annals of the Association of Economic Geographers 64(4): 94-95.
  24. Suzuki, K. 2018. Editor's postscript. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 8: 23-24.
  25. Suzuki, K. 2019. Editor's postscript. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 9: 41-42.
  26. Suzuki, K. 2020. Editor's postscript. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 10: 38-39.
  27. Suzuki, K. 2021. Editor's postscript. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 11: 7.
  28. Suzuki, K. 2022. Editor's postscript. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 12: 52.new
  29. Suzuki, K. 2022. In search of human-friendly map of expressways. Expressways and Automobiles 65(3): 7.new
  30. Suzuki, K. 2023. Editor's postscript. Journal for Interdisciplinary Research on Community Life 13: 10.new
  31. Suzuki, K. 2024. What is NIMBY? Mechanisms and solutions explained with concrete examples. Asahi Shimbun SDGs ACTION!. (Last updated: Aug. 5, 2024).new