Date: |
Friday, September 30th, 2022, 8:00 – 14:00 Saturday, October 1st, 2022, 8:00 – 13:00 |
Venue: |
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Lecture Hall/Zoom |
Audience: |
Researchers General public (high school and university students and above) are also welcome to attend |
Language: |
English |
Organized: |
Feasibility Study "Food Life History of Cold Storage of the North Using Natural Freezing Energy –History, Transformation, and Future Vision of Food Preservation Under the Influence of Global Shift–" |
Registration: |
Pre-registration form |
Program: |
<Day 1> Sep. 30 (Fri) 8:00–14:00 [AKDT Sep. 29 (Thu) 15:00–21:00]
8:00-8:15 [AKDT 15:00-15:15]
- Opening Session
- Opening Remark, TBD
- Project Overview, Kazuyuki Saito (JAMSTEC)
8:15-11:15 [AKDT 15:15-18:15]
- Panel Discussion
- “Food Life History”: from Global to Local perspectives
- Moderator:
- Yu Hirasawa (Archaeology)
- Panelist:
- Yoko Kugo (Cultural Anthropology)
- Michael Koskey (Cultural Anthropology)
- Theresa John (Indigenous Studies)
- Shirow Tatsuzawa (Ecology)
- Go Iwahana (Geocryology)
- Kazuyuki Saito (Climatology)
- FLH from core members ”disciplines” + Q&A + Summary (45 min)
(i.e., From perspective of Environmental Sci/Anthropology/Archaeology/Ecology/ [History/Social Science/Politics])
(15 mins break)
Moderator: Yoko Kugo
- Potential for/Cases/perspectives from different regions/locals (2 hours)
(20-min incl. short Q&A, 40-min Discussion)
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- Kimiko Naraki (Sakhalin Ainu, moved from Sakhalin after WWII. Eco-tourism guide)
- Richard Stoffle (U of Arizona): Cherokee plant gathering practices
- Naotaka Hayashi (U of Calgary): Greenland subsistence
- Tuyara Garbieva (NEFU): Food/dietary life and its history in Sakha
12:00-13:50 [AKDT 19:00-20:50]
- Session #1 “Tangible aspect of FLH” (tentative)
- (Chair: Shirow Tatsuzawa, Go Iwahana)
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- Jambaljav Yamkhin (Ice cellars/cache in Mongolia)
- Mori Taro (TBD. Effective architecture of ice cellars/ Hokudai)
- Yuri Zhegusov (Yakutia inland ice cellar/cache situations)
- Go Iwahana (ice cellars physical survey at Alaska, (e.g. Gambell/Savoonga)
- Kazuyuki Saito, Go Iwahana (Himuro/snow-house survey in Kanazawa and Kaga, Japan)
13:50-14:00 [AKDT 20:50-21:00]
- Wrap-up discussion for the first day sessions
<Day2> JST October 1 (Sat) 8:00–13:00 [AKDT Sep. 30 (Fri) 15:00–20:00]
8:00-11:00 [AKDT 15:00-18:00]
- Session #2 “Intangible aspect of FLH” (tentative)
- (Chair: Yoko Kugo, Michael Koskey)
- (20-min incl. short Q&A, 40-min Discussion)
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- Steve Oomittuk (Point Hope)
- Michelle Ravenmoon (Iliamna lake Food lifeway)
- Myrdene Anderson (researcher with Saami people (since 1970s) /professor/anthropologist)
- Tayana Arakchaa (Siberia Tuva food security)
- …
- …
(20 mins break)
11:20-12:50 [AKDT 18:20-19:50]
- Plenary discussion
- (Chair: Kazuyuki Saito)
- “What is Food Life History, and next steps?”
12:50-13:00 [AKDT 19:50-20:00]
- Workshop closing
- Comments from Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
- Closing Remark, Kazuyuki Saito
The 3rd Workshop Program.pdf
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Contact: |
Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology SAITO Kazuyuki (Project Leader) ksaito☆jamstec.go.jp (Please change ☆ to @.) |