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Bunjiro Koto

Earth Sciences

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Bunjiro Koto's Degrees

PhD Geology University of Tokyo

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According to Wikipedia, Bunjirō Kotō was a Japanese earth scientist . He is from Iwami Province . Kotō is from Tokyo Imperial University, and after graduating, he became a professor at Tokyo Imperial University. He is known for taking photographs of the Neodani Fault when he investigated the 1891 Mino–Owari earthquake.

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Bunjiro Koto's Published Works

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The great eruption of Sakura-jima in 1914 (45)
ON THE VOLCANOES OF JAPAN V. (1916) (29)
An Orographic Sketch of Korea. (1903) (18)
Journey through Korea (7)
Agriculture in Japan (1883) (5)
The Tazima Earthquake of 1925 (1)
The Scope of the Vulcanological Survey of Japan (1900) (1)
The Characteristics of the Eruptions of Sakura-jima in 1914. II. (1916) (1)
The Seven Islands of Izu Province : A Volcanic Chain (1931) (1)
The Thetys and the Arcto-Pacific (0)
The Eruptinos of Sakura-jima prior to 1914. (1916) (0)
MORPHOLOGICAL SUMMARY OF JAPAN AND KOREA II., (With one plate) (1915) (0)
MORPHOLOGICAL SUMMARY OF JAPAN AND KOREA (With one text-figure) (0)
MORPHOLOGICAL SUMMARY OF JAPAN AND KOREA III (With two plates and one tewt-figure) (0)

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University of Tokyo

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