Kyushu University Tropical Agriculture Research Center
Natural Resource Management Laboratory (hyakumura laboratory)

Development and Poverty

SDGs

Eco-labelling

Biodiversity Conservation

Global warming

National park

Environmental policy

Village Development

Satoyama Initiative

At the Kyushu University Tropical Agriculture Research Center Natural Resource Management Laboratory (Hyakumura Laboratory),
We are researching the state of natural resources in forests and their surrounding areas.

ABOUT LAB

Recently, the nature of natural resources is undergoing major changes due to the globalization of the economy and society. In this context, various measures to conserve natural resources are being introduced, such as the conservation of biodiversity, measures against global warming, promotion of a decarbonized society, and the dissemination of the concept of SDGs. In the Natural Resource Management Laboratory, we are researching the nature of natural resource management in forests and surrounding areas through fieldwork, policy research, and literature surveys.

RESEARCH

Admission

We are recruiting students for master's and doctoral programs at the Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Global Society, Kyushu University. We welcome applications from other universities, working adults living in remote areas such as the Tokyo and Kansai areas, former members of the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers, and former JICA experts.

International Cooperation Station

ACCESS

The person who comes in public transport

The person who comes in public transport

Bus timetable

From the bus stop "Kyushu University Marine and Aviation Laboratory"
Walking route to the Agribio Research Facility

By car

◆An entrance fee (300 yen) is charged for temporary entry.

◆Please complete the required procedures at the guardhouse at the Central West Gate (in front of Big Orange) or the South Gate (north side).

◆Those who arrive by taxi can enter the campus directly.
* South Gate (north side) is open only from 8:00 to 19:00

◆There is a parking lot next to the Agri-Bio Research Facility building.