[16] 2025/03/10 RISE Web article "What kind of geological evolution has Mercury undergone?: Insights from the distribution of surface roughness",

 https://www.miz.nao.ac.jp/rise/node/724.html

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[15] 2025/10/02 Interview about Venus by ScienceVega (a science journal for school pupils in UK), 

https://edition.pagesuite.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=df509518-f319-4450-b8b3-f91eec6db2d6 

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[14] 2025/09/24 Europlanet webinar "Serendipitous observations of the Moon and Venus - the potential of meteorolgical satellite data for planetary science", https://youtu.be/b3XHlf4j2w

 

[13] 2025/08/06 Interview for the September 2025 issue of the magazine “Children's Science”: “Observing atmospheric temperature fluctuations on Venus using weather satellite images!” (in Japanese)

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[12] 2025/07/27 Happy Kids Space Mint: Third Higashi-Kawaguchi Online Classes (in Japanese)

 

[11] 2025/07/23 Web-news SPACE.com interview "2 Earth weather satellites accidentally spy on Venus"

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[10] 2025/07/04 Berlin Japanese Supplementary School: Extracurricular Classes

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[9] 2025/06/30 Press Release Regarding a Paper on Atmospheric Variability on Venus

A)      The University of Tokyo：https://www.eps.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/focus20250701/

B)      National Astronomical Observatory of Japan：https://www.nao.ac.jp/news/science/2025/20250701-rise.html

C)      Rikkyo Univ.：https://www.rikkyo.ac.jp/news/2025/07/mknpps0000038xio.html

D)      JAXA-ISAS（ISAS-GATE）：https://www.isas.jaxa.jp/home/research-portal/gateway/2025/0702/

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[8] 2024/10/10 RISE web article "Toward Unraveling the Moon’s Internal Evolution During Its Expansion Phase: First Constraints on the Age and Composition of Lunar Linear Gravity Anomalies" (in Japanese)

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[7] 6 March 2023  The University of Tokyo, web article Research life outside UT" (in Japanese)

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[6] 7 Feb 2023  RISE web article "Planetary science in Berlin" (in Japanese)

 

[5] 4 Jul 2022　RISE web article "Lunar infrared spectrum as seen by the Japanese meteorological satellite Himawari-8"(in Japanese)

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[4] 31 May 2022　Article in Yomiuri newspaper (in Japanese)

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[3] 25 Dec 2020　RISE web article "Seismic shaking on asteroid Ryugu"(in Japanese)

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​[2] 7 Dec 2019　"A Special Gathering for Mitaka City Residents and Students from The University of Tokyo Mitaka International Hall of Residence"

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[1] May 2019 - March 2022　Student staff of NAOJ Mitaka Stargazing 

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