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An Attempt to Establish a Permanent Marine Mammal Conservation Regime: The Impact of Nationalistic Scientism in Japan’s Fur Seal Diplomacy in the 1950s and 1960s
Kansai Forum for Japan-U.S. Intellectual Exchange 2025/04
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Useful Poachers: How Anglo-American Sealing Vessels Made Japan’s Modern Sealing Industry at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
Association for Asian Studies 2025/03
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Japan’s Salmon Fisheries and Its Construction of an Ecological Empire in the Northern Sea before the Second World War
On Biodiversity: History, Heritage, and Research in Asia (National University of Singapore) 2023/07
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The Pacific as an Object of Inquiry and Control: Japanese Fisheries Scientists and Their Dream of Predictable Pelagic Fisheries before World War II
International Workshop on Pacific Histories across Species and Borders (Osaka University) 2023/03
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Efforts to Create Ecological Maps: The Transformation of Salmon Fisheries in the North Pacific and the Rise of Fisheries Science during the Interwar Era
Workshop for American History in Kansai 2023/02
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The Making of a Sockeye Salmon-Centered ecosystem in Alaska’s Bristol Bay and the Birth of an American Ichthyological Empire during the Interwar Period
56th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Association for American Studies 2022/06
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Saving Salmon with Western Science: The Fisheries Crisis of 1919 and the Introduction of the “Predator Control” and “Stream Improvement” Projects in Southwest Alaska
Kansai Forum for Japan-U.S. Intellectual Exchange 2022/04
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Why Alaskan History Matters for Americanist Scholars
Sugita Laboratory Online Round Table 2021/03
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Inter-Imperial Entanglements of Politics and Oceanography: Japan’s Salmon Fisheries and Its Biosphere of Influence in the Northern Sea (Hokuyō) in the 1930s
Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies (Virtual conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic) 2021/03
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Forecasting Empire: Japan’s Northern Sea (Hokuyō) Fisheries and Scientific Knowledge about Salmon’s Habits during the Interwar Period
Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies (新型コロナウイルス感染拡大のため中止) 2020/03
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How to Retain America’s Fishing Empire? A U.S.-Japanese Fishery Dispute of the 1930s in Bristol Bay, Imperial Geopolitics, and Questions about the Freedom of the Seas Doctrine
Annual Meeting of the Organization of American Historians 2019/04
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Whose Bristol Bay Incident? A U.S.-Japan Fishery Dispute in Alaskan Waters, the Great Depression, and Shifting International Geopolitics in the 1930s
Asia-Pacific Studies Seminar (Osaka University) 2018/07
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More than Fisherman’s Problem: Migratory Fish in the Bering Sea and U.S.-Japan Relations before Pearl Harbor
Annual Meeting of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations 2018/06
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Inter-Imperial Tug-of-War over Salmon in the North Pacific: A Reconsideration of the Bristol Bay Incident of 1937-1938
The 18th Annual Harvard Graduate Student Conference on International History 2018/03
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Contested Empire: Japanese Settler Leaders in Hawai‘i, 1885–1898
Osaka City University-University of Illinois Exchange Symposium 2016/03
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環太平洋海獣保護体制の誕生―世紀転換期の北太平洋における日本人密猟者とオットセイ保護条約の締結
第14回関西若手アメリカ研究会 2015/07
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The Birth of Transpacific Marine Ecological Partnership: Japanese Poachers and the North Pacific Fur Seal Treaty of 1911
大阪大学文化・人文科学共同演習セミナー 2015/07
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1890年代後半における米国の島嶼政策の展開―ハワイとキューバを中心に
第48回アメリカ学会年次大会 2014/06
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America’s Annexation of Hawaii of 1898 Reconsidered
Spring Academy 2014 (Heidelberg Center for American Studies) 2014/03
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Politics in the Dark: An Interpretation of Japan-U.S. War Crisis over Hawaii in 1897
アメリカ研究者の集い 2013（日米協会） 2013/09
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Pacific Alliance: An Interpretation of America’s Annexation of Hawaii at the Turn of the Century
同志社アメリカ研究夏季セミナー 2012/07
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Reinterpretation of American Annexation of Hawai'i from the Viewpoint of Alliance Diplomacy in the International System
アメリカ学会プロセミナー 2012/06
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国威の代償―世紀転換期のハワイをめぐる日米対立
大阪大学言語社会学会・言語文化学会合同研究発表会 2011/06
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The First Open Door Note as the Anti-British and Anti-Russian Note
アメリカ研究者の集い 2010（日米協会） 2010/09
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