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The Opening message is wriiten by a distinguished person as a message to the members of the society upon the request from the Editorial board of our membership journal "Kagakuto Kogyo" (Chemistry and Chemical Industry) and is placed at the very top of every issue of the journal.
| Issue |
Author |
Title |
| Vol.62-1 |
Yoshuyuki Kasai
Chairman, Central Japan Railway Company | It wii be the abolishment of the education curriculum itself that will create an educational revolution |
| Vol.62-2 |
Kenichi Honda
Ex-President of The Chemical Society of Japan | My aesthetics as a scientist |
| Vol.62-3 |
Mamoru Mohri
Director of the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation | Science communicatorst |
| Vol.62-4 |
Sun-Ichi Murahashi
Professor of Okayama University of Science | Sustainable Technology(ST) - Innovative technology for establishing sustainable societyt |
| Vol.62-5 |
Kanji Shono
Fomer President, The Society of Chemical Engineering, Japan | Quest fo new paradigm in the new century |
| Vol.62-6 |
Tetsuji Yanami
Director, Senior exective officer, Daicel Chemical Industries Ltd. | Chemical technology will revitalize the Japanese Echonomy |
| Vol.62-7 |
Motoyuki Ono
President, Society for the Promotion of Science | Development of the university version of the "100 sacks of rice " scheme |
| Vol.62-8 |
Yoshiko Arikawa
President, Japan Women's Univesity | Toward an era when women will contribute to science and technology |
| Vol.62-9 |
Fumio Isoda
Director-General, Research Promotion Bureau, MEXT | What "Do Science" means |
| Vol.62-10 |
Koji Oe
Chairman of the board, DIC Corporation. | From the galapagos effect to global markets; Expectation on corporate engineers |
| Vol.62-11 |
Akio Yamamoto
Honorary Research Felloe, Waseda Univesity. | What CSJ should do and what only CSJ can do |
| Vol.62-12 |
Takeshi Endo
Vice President, Kinki Univesity | A direction for industry-academia-government cllaborative research |
| Vol.63-01 |
Ken Hayashibara
President, Hayashibara Co, Ltd. | Starch chemistry and research & development |
| Vol.63-02 |
Kimihiko Hirao
Special Advisor, RIKEN | Social responsibility of scientists |
The Commentary is written by a commentator asigned by the society and published in each issue of the membership journal. Commenteries were started to enhaunce the exchange of opinions among members about various issues considered to be important for members for the sound development of chemistry and chemist society. The authors are besically responsible for the contents. The society acknowledges that these are important and worth publishing. Opinions and comments of the readers are highly appreciated.
| Issue |
Author |
Title |
| Vol.62-1 |
Tateo Arimoto
Japan Science and Technology Agency | Review on the four primary priority areas |
| Vol.62-2 |
Hiroyuki Itami
Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology | Chemistry-oriented transformation of Japanese industry |
| Vol.62-3 |
Shunichi Fukuzumi
Professor, Guraduate School of Engineering, Osaka University | Overcoming an "allergy" to internationalization |
| Vol.62-4 |
Teruto Ohta
Executive Director of the Chemical Society of Japan | Eliminate gaps in the distribution of academic information |
| Vol.62-5 |
Tetsuo Goto
Advisor, Daicel Chemical Industries, Ltd. | Expectation of the expanding role of regulatory science for chemical substances |
| Vol.62-6 |
Ryoji Noyori
President of Riken | Why we need to enfance scientific and technological reseach and development |
Eiichi Nakamura
Graduate School of Science,
The University of Tokyo | Human resouces development - a challenge for society |
| Vol.62-7 |
Miki Kawai
Graduate School of Frontier Science,The University of Tokyo.
Chief Scientist, RIKEN | The University of Tokyo - the only winner? |
| Vol.62-8 |
Yukiko Motomura
Journalist, THE MAINICHI NEWSPAPER. | What exactly was the strategie forcus on graduate school |
| Vol.62-9 |
Tateo Arimoto
Japan Science and Technology Agency. | Three viewpoints for reform of the competitive research funding system |
| Vol.62-10 |
Isaburo Fukawa
Corporate Adviser, Asahi Kasei Corporation | Human resources development through collaboration between industry and academia |
| Vol.62-11 |
Shiro Ishii
Senior Advisor, Research Center for Science System, JSPS. | Close collaboration among our predecessors in academia - Transcending sectoral boundaries |
| Vol.62-12 |
Takashi Ito
Professor Emeritus, Yokohama National University | Unstable educational administration: Problems implied in the national chievement test system and teacher certification renewal system |
| Vol.63-01 |
Hiroyuki Abe
Professor Emeritus, Tohoku Univesity. | Promotion of science & technology with culture as its foundation |
| Vol.63-02 |
Sadayuki Sakakibara
President, CEO and COO, Toray Industries, Inc. | Contribution to global water issues by Japanese science & technology |
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