"Basic Training for Fieldwork" had taken place in Sasagamine Hütte until 2019 FY.
Aim
To learn survival skills as the basis for future fieldwork. Activities include:
- Wildlife observation
- Climbing Hiuchi Mountain (2,420m)
- Night-time bivouac practicum (improvised encampment)
- Wildlife observation
- Climbing Hiuchi Mountain (2,420m)
- Night-time bivouac practicum (improvised encampment)
Place
Kyoto University Sasagamine Hütte (cabin) in
Myoko-kogen (plateau at 1,300m elevation), Nigata Prefecture
Non Snow Season October 2-5, 2019
Non Snow Season June 28 - July 01, 2019
Snow Season March 16-20, 2019
Non Snow Season September 26-29, 2018
Non Snow Season July 17-20, 2018
Snow Season 2017FYMarch 22-26, 2018
Pre-Sasagamine Field Science Course
At Okuibuki Ski Area
On March 6, 2018
At Okuibuki Ski Area
On March 6, 2018
Non-snow Season 2017FYJuly 18-21, 2017
Snow Season 2016FYMarch 22-26, 2017
Non-snow Season 2016FYSeptember 29 - October 02, 2016
Non-snow Season 2016FYJuly 29 - August 01, 2016 / August 01 - August 04, 2016.
Snow Season 2015FYMarch 23-27, 2016
Non-snow Season 2015October 1 -4, 2015
Non-snow Season 2015July 23-26, 2015
Sasagamine International Workshop for Comparative Cognitive Science
This is the 3rd Sasagamine International workshop: The first one was held in 2010 as the satellite symposium for IPS 2010 Kyoto. The second one was held in 2014 as the satellite for IPS 2014 Hanoi. Both have focused on the tool use in nonhuman primates. The third one 2015 will look for the evolutionary origins of human mind in a broader perspective.
The Sasagamine International Workshop is financially supported by PWS and CCSN (Comparative Cognitive Science Network)
Foreign invited participants: Catherine Hobaiter (University of St Andrews)
Organizers: Tetsuro Matsuzawa and Misato Hayashi
This is the 3rd Sasagamine International workshop: The first one was held in 2010 as the satellite symposium for IPS 2010 Kyoto. The second one was held in 2014 as the satellite for IPS 2014 Hanoi. Both have focused on the tool use in nonhuman primates. The third one 2015 will look for the evolutionary origins of human mind in a broader perspective.
The Sasagamine International Workshop is financially supported by PWS and CCSN (Comparative Cognitive Science Network)
Foreign invited participants: Catherine Hobaiter (University of St Andrews)
Organizers: Tetsuro Matsuzawa and Misato Hayashi
Snow Season 2014FYMarch 25-28, 2015
Non-snow Season 2014October 15-18, 2014
Non-snow Season 2014July 22-25, 2014
