Special Feature
* The World of Inland Seas
* Establishing the world of inland seas, mainly lagoons, as a field of interdisciplinary research |
（Kazuki Takahashi） |
Special Feature:The World of Inland Seas
Jomon people living on alluvial lowlands -
The case of the Aota archeological site in Niigata Prefecture |
（Takashi Arakawa） |
| The world of inland seas in Kanto during the middle ages |
（Tetsuo Suzuki） |
The Hachiro Lagoon as "home waters" -
arning a livelihood during the Early Modern and Modern periods and effects on the ecosystem |
（Shizuyo Sano） |
| Seawater and rice paddies |
（Satoru Daimon） |
Column
| Hangiridashi fishing of Kagoshima - Its connection with the development of new agricultural fields through the reclamation of lagoons during the middle of the 19th century |
（Osamu Hashimura） |
| Lagoons, folk techniques, and wise use |
（Satoru Yasumuro） |
An Invitation to History:Special Exhibition
| On the "Sakura Regiments and the Age of War" exhibition |
（Toshiya Ichinose） |
Introducing Our Researchers - Part 24
| History crafted by objects |
（Kaori Hidaka） |
Museum displays today - Part 7
| Shinminato Museum in Imizu City - Forming a partnership with a roadside rest area to maximize its location |
（Mitsuhiro Matsuyama） |
Book Review
| "Studies on Rice Paddy Fishing - The Theory of a Mixed Livelihood from Rice Cultivation and Fishing" by Satoru Yasumuro |
（Reviewed by Shingo Odani） |
Rekihaku Chat (readers' page) May 30, 2006
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