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No. 19 (2018)
P 001 PDFPreface

Editors  

 

Special Issue: 60th Anniversary Memorial Program between Bhutan & Kyoto University

P 002 PDFGross National Happiness of Bhutan: Welcoming Her Royal Highness Princess to Japan

Tetsuro Matsuzawa  

 
P 003 PDFHistory of Bhutan and International Relationship between Bhutan and Japan

Seiji Kumagai  

 
P 006 PDFLearning from the Princess of Bhutan

Miku Akiyama  

 
P 010 PDFA Report on Bhutan & Kyoto University 60th Anniversary Memorial Program

Ryota Sakamoto  

 
P 023 PDFLogistics of Kyoto University Bhutan Friendship 60 Years Anniversary

Michinori Matsunaga et al.  

 
P 033 PDFKeynote Address by Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck at the Bhutan and Kyoto University 60th Anniversary Memorial Symposium

 

 

Award Paper of 4th Congress of Asian Pacific Society of Mountain Medicine (APSMM)

P 037 PDFGlucose Intolerance by Interaction between Hypoxia Adaptation and Lifestyle Change in Highlanders in Tibet Plateau

Kiyohito Okumiya et al.  

 

Original Articles

P 049 PDFTranslation of the Propitiation Liturgy of Skyes bu lung btsan, the Protective Deity of Central Bhutan

Ai Nishida et al.  

 
P 060 PDFBarley Consumption in Himalayan Highlands: Changes in Grain Intakes, Nutrition, and Health in Ladakh, India

Yumi Kimura  

 
P 073 PDFRe-examining Critique of Bhutan’s ‘Democratic Constitutional Monarchy’―Towards A More Meaningful, Multifaceted Value Judgement―

Katsuhiko Masaki  

 
P 082 PDFSurvey of Water Quality of Rivers and Spring Water in Soroba Village in Papua in Republic Indonesia

Morihiro Oota  

 
P 088 PDFThe Dental Health Research of Dani People in Papua

Daiji Yoshimoto et al.  

 
P 095 PDFChanges of Subsistence Activities and Rural Problems in Eastern Bhutan ―A Case Study in Dawzor village, Kanglung Trashigang―

Yoshio Akamatsu  

 

Contribution from the Yunnan Forum

P 106 PDFSearch for the Wild Ancestor of Cultivated Common Buckwheat ―Cultivated Buckwheat was Originated in the Sanjiang Region (the Tree River Region) of Southwestern China

Ohmi Ohnishi  

 
P 115 PDFAvalanche Sediments, Glacier Fluctuatiom and Disaster Topography of Langtang Valley ―A Field Note of Nepal Himalaya in the 2017 Spring―

Hiroji Fushimi  

 
P 124 PDFVisiting Xishuangbanna ―2000 km to the Villages of Minolities and the Nature Reserves of Tropical Laurel Forest

Nobumi Hasegawa  

 
P 136 PDFSaint Banryu and his Opening of Mt. Yari (Yarigatake), Northern Japan-Alps

Koji Hokari  

 

Report and Essay

P 147 PDFIntroduction of International Exchange Initiatives between Tokyo Women’s Medical University Medical Center East and the Affiliated Hospital of Qinghai University

Motonao Ishikawa  

 
P 152 PDFWhy is Depression Less Prevalent in Ladakh? Learning from Ladakh: Prescription for a Healthy Mind

Masakazu Takaoka  

 
P 160 PDFWhat is the Meaning of Fieldwork? Publication of “The Village of Domkhar: Ecological Livelihoods and their Changes”

Takayoshi Yamaguchi  

 
P 167 PDFTraveling Ladakh by Bicycle

Mai Tatsuno  

 
P 174 PDFField Medicine Research Project, Inspired by Obstetrics and Gynecology Practice in Bhutan and Elderly Medical Check-up in Tosa City

Emiko Kato  

 
P 179 PDFFeasibility Study of a Novel Camera-Trapping Method and Faecal Hormone Sampling of Snow Leopards in Kyrgyzstan

Dale M.Kikuchi et al.  

 
P 185 PDFTravel of Thinking about GNH ―The Short Report Collection on the Study Tour Participants’ Notes of Kyoto University ILAS Overseas Study Program 2016 “An Alternative Approach to Development: Learning from Rural Bhutan between February 27 and March 16, 2017” ―

Kazuo Ando et al.  

 
P 214 PDFPractice of Field Medicine Related to Health Maintenance for Community -Dwelling Elderly People in 2017

Ryota Sakamoto et al.