Azusa Ono Memorial Award

Human Science Research

Azusa Ono Memorial Award

Azusa Ono Memorial Award

After helping Shigenobu Okuma, Azusa Ono, the person most involved in the creation of Waseda University, formerly known as Tokyo Specialty College, began to shed light on hidden achievements in the spirit of the university’s foundation and in 1958 established the Azusa Ono Memorial Award. Students who exhibit exemplary performance in Academic, Artistic, or Athletic fields receive this award.

Here researches from the Graduate School of Human Sciences that have been chosen for the Azusa Ono Memorial Award are introduced.

Year	Field	Recipient Research	Title
2011	Academic	Hiromi Tamada	Morphological Analysis of the ICC located outside main muscle layer of the Guinea-Pig Large Intestine
2002	Academic	Kazumi Azuma	“Effect of muscle architecture on oxygenation in knee extensor during isometric contraction” [3^rd Year Doctoral Student・Biological Science Major]
2002	Academic	Motoshi Hiratsuka	Biomass Increase via Environmental Forestation in Indonesia [2^nd Year Masters Student・Biological Science Major]
1995	Academic	Emiko Kamikubo	Language Medium Efficacy for the Social Movement of Hearing Impaired Persons [2^nd Year Masters Student・Health Science Major]
1994	Artistic	Takashi Kawai	A Unified Stereoscopy・Stereophonic Sound・Environmental Aromatic・Scenography Theater Multimedia Application “Yakushi nyorai” [2^nd Year Masters Student・Health Science Major]
1992	Academic	Masaki Kakeyama	The Role of the Raphe Nuclei in the Brain’s Sexual Differentiation [2^nd Year Masters Student・Biological Science Major]

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