1. 2024 Open Call for Practicum on Boarding for the Shinyo-maru Educational Joint Use Voyage (Category A)
2.Additional public offering for boarding training for education-related joint use using the voyage scheduled to be carried out on the Shinyo-maru (Category B)
Voyage for joint use for educational purposes Category B
This is a boarding practice for educational joint use that is carried out within the scope of the voyage plan by joining the voyage that has already been decided.
Since it will be a shared cruise on the default voyage, there are restrictions on the schedule, the sea area, and the number of people who can board.
Regarding the details of the voyage plan that has been decided, etc., regarding the application for Category B,Center For Marine Reserch and OperationsPlease consult with
About prevention of new coronavirus infection spread
It has not yet been determined whether similar measures will be taken in 2024, but please be aware that there is a possibility.
Ships have a limited space compared to land, and it is easy to become crowded. There are limits to what medical care is available.Therefore, compared to land, we have to be more vigilant against infection.Thank you for your understanding.
application
Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology Training Ship Shinyo-maru Shared Use Regulations.pdfPlease read carefully and agree before applying.There is a possibility that we may ask you to change the schedule of your application after consulting with us regarding the selection of the schedule, due to the balance with the ship's operation plan.
Phone: 03-5463-4232
Fax: 03-5463-0437
Email: k-soumu@o.kaiyodai.ac.jp
Related regulations, etc.
Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology school regulations (related part).pdf
Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology Training Ship Shinyo-maru Shared Use Regulations.pdf
Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology Training Ship Shinyo-maru Shared Use Management Council Regulations.pdf
About training ship Shinyo-maru
Training ship Shinyo-maru (IV, entered service in 2016)
| Gross register tonn | 986 tons |
|---|---|
| Length | 64.55m |
| Boarding capacity | Crew: 22 people Faculty: 3 Investigator: 7 people Students: 44 |
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Details From the inaugural pamphlet
Shinyo-maru HomePage
2023 joint use training voyage results
November 10-4
Chiba University Faculty of Science Department of Earth Science Geochemistry Experiment (3rd year)
Sagami Bay CTD observation / closed NORPAC net (plankton collection) / Smith-McIntyre mud sampler (mud collection)
November 10-10
Kitasato University Kitasato University Faculty of Marine Life Science Department of Marine Life Science (3rd year) Marine practice
Sagami Bay CTD Observation / ORI Net Towing (Biological Collection) / Closed NORPAC Net (Plankton Collection)
November 10-19
Shizuoka University Faculty of Science Department of Earth Science (3rd year) Earth Science Research Project II and Earth Science Experiment II
Tokai University Faculty of Oceanography Department of Fisheries and Department of Marine Biology Graduation research and comprehensive research on fisheries
Suruga Bay CTD Observation / ORI Net Towing (Biological Collection) / Closed NORPAC Net (Plankton Collection)
November 10-27
Toho University Faculty of Science Department of Bioenvironmental Chemistry (3rd year) Environmental Ecology Unit Course Marine Practice
Sagami Bay and Tokyo Bay CTD observation / NORPAC net (plankton collection) / Marutoku net (plankton collection) / Dredge (benthos collection) / Smith-McIntyre mud sampler (benthos collection)
As mentioned above, the ocean observation practice of XNUMX universities was carried out in XNUMX voyages.
