Information Security Measures under Pressure of Revision
No. 9 December–January 2011/2012
No. 9 December–January 2011/2012
Developed by ambitious university laboratories with no previous experience or expertise, nanosatellites are set to open the doors and make space accessible to everyone.
No. 8 October–November 2011
No. 8 October–November 2011
To reform TEPCO and to learn from the nuclear accident, it is important to reconsider Japan’s electric power supply operations from scratch.
No. 6 June–July 2011
Take the best possible measures to quickly resolve the problem in the aftermath of reckless disregard of the forces of nature
No. 6 June–July 2011
But unless we fundamentally revise our space strategy, Japan will fail to be a leader in this field as well.
No. 6 June–July 2011
I took part in a symposium held in Sendai on October 31, 2011. Sponsored by the Japan Center for Economic Research, it was called “Envisaging Specific Visions for the Reconstruction of the Tohoku Region.” Murai Yoshihiro, governor of Miyagi Prefecture, delivered a keynote speech in the symposium, discussing his view on the reconstruction. The symposium got me thinking about reconstruction from the devastation left in the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake.