Researchers
Full-time researchers in a variety of fields help to communicate the value Mt. Fuji has as a World Heritage Site as they pursue scholarly examination of Mt. Fuji, and conduct comparative research between it and other World Heritage sites.
Further, the Centre works to collaborate with universities, research institutions, museums and art galleries both in Japan and overseas to establish itself as a base for international World Heritage Site research.
- Art history
- Professor
- Jin Matsushima
- Specialization
- Medieval to Early Modern Japanese Art History
- Published
- Tokugawa Shōgun Kenryoku to Kanō ha Kaiga [Tokugawa Shogun Strength and the Kano School of Painting]
- Self-introduction
- Volcanology
- Professor
- Makoto Kobayasi
- Specialization
- Volcanology, Volcano geology, Geography and Geology of Quaternary
- Published
- Eruptive history of Fuji Volcano from AD 700 to AD 1,000 using stratigraphic correlation of the Kozushima-Tenjosan Tephra. (M. Kobaytashi: Bulletin of the Geological Survey of Japan, 57(11/12), pp.409-430, 2007.)
The Owakidani Tephra Group: A Newly Discovered Post-magmatic Eruption Product of Hakone Volcano, Japan (M. Kobayashi et al.: The Volcanological Society of Japan, 51(4), pp.245-256, 2006.) - Self-introduction
- History
- Professor
- Yasumasa Ootaka
- Specialization
- Japanese Medieval History, Social History
- Published
- Sanmō Mandara no Kenkyū [Pilgrimage Mandala Research], Fujisan Shinkō to Shugendō [Mt. Fuji Religious Faith and Asceticism]
- Self-introduction
- Takuya Inoue
- Specialization
- Published
- Self-introduction
