Recent Update

2019/7/3

• Yanohara

2017/3/28

• Toda
• Researchers

2017/1/8

• Oishi

2016/10/26

• Sonoda

2014/5/9

• Links

2014/3/6

• Forest Flora and the Baka Pygmies

2014/2/16

• Animals in the Forests

2013/3/26

• Photos and Movies
• Conversations and Interactions of the Baka Pygmies
• One Morning in a Baka Home
• Recent Research Activity
• Hagino
• Sakanashi
• Hattori
• Yasuda
• Bundo
• Yamauchi
• Tsuru
• Komatsu
• Kawamura
• Terashima
• Sato
• Peng
• Oyamada
• Research History
• Why the Family Fishes Together
• Hand-Cranked Wheelchairs in Cameroon
• Working with Motivation
• The Most Frightening Creature of the Forest
• The Roar of the King
• Love Fortune Teller of the Forest
• The Diversity of Spirit Rituals among the Baka Pygmies
• A trip to Ekok

2013/3/25

• Towards a Historical Ecology
• Field Essay
• The World of Songs and Dances
• Mushrooms in the Forests
• Daily Life Scenes at the Field Station
• The People of the Forests and the Fish

2013/3/24

• The Scenes of Meals
• The Children in the Forests
• People’s Livelihood
• Landscapes of the Forests and Savannah
• The Ant, The Most Frightening Creature of the Forest
• Thinking in-between
• Yamaguchi
• The Appeal of Yaoundé