Kensuke Chikamori
Naruto University of Education
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European Journal of Applied Physiology | 1990
Hiroyuki Tanaka; Yoshiaki Osaka; Kensuke Chikamori; Shinsuke Yamashita; Hisao Yamaguchi; Hiroshi Miyamoto
SummarySecreta from the palm and forearm was sampled for 1-min periods by a new technique, using a glass cylinder. Subjects exercised for 10-min periods at successive intensities of 40%, 50% and 65%
Professional Development in Education | 2011
Yumiko Ono; Kensuke Chikamori; Z.F. Shongwe; J.M. Rogan
Acta Histochemica | 1998
Kensuke Chikamori; Tsutomu Araki; Katsuyuki Sato
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Journal of international cooperation in education | 2007
Yumiko Ono; Kensuke Chikamori; Masakazu Kita
Biological Trace Element Research | 2000
Masa-oki Yamada; Machiko Okayama; Kensuke Chikamori; Gen Yamada; Yumi Moriwake; Takeshi Minami; Setsuko Tohno; Ryoichi Takeuchi; Yoshiyuki Tohno
with a leg ergometer operated in the supine position. Changes in the concentrations (values) of Na+, K+ and Cl− in their secreta during exercise were investigated. Significant positive correlations were found between the values of any two electrolytes in samples from the palm or the forearm, but the correlations between values for any one of the three electrolytes from the two sites were not significant. Values for concentrations of the electrolytes were significantly higher in samples from the palm than in those from the forearm at rest, 10 min after the beginning of exercise and at the end of exercise. No significant correlation was found between values for electrolytes in samples from the palm and the exercise intensity, but values for Na+ in samples from the forearm increased stepwise with increase in exercise intensity, and similar tendencies were observed for values of K+ and Cl−. The values for the three electrolytes in samples from the forearm, but not the palm, were significantly correlated with values for blood lactate, the percentage of
International Journal of Intercultural Relations | 2010
Fred L. Hamel; Kensuke Chikamori; Yumiko Ono; Jane Williams
Acta Histochemica Et Cytochemica | 1986
Kensuke Chikamori; Toshio Shimizu; Takashi Shinohara; Kohsuke Fukui; Tsutomu Araki; Masa-Oki Yamada
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African Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education | 2014
Théophile Nsengimana; Hiroaki Ozawa; Kensuke Chikamori
African Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education | 2013
Kensuke Chikamori; Yumiko Ono; John M. Rogan
and the heart rate. These results suggest that the present technique is suitable for successive samplings of secreta from the forearm, and that values for the electrolytes in samples are useful indices of exercise intensity.
International Journal of Education | 2013
Yumiko Ono; Kensuke Chikamori; John M. Rogan
In this article we portray our personal journeys in a cross‐cultural context resulting in professional growth. Data are presented in the form of constructed dialogues, and are reflected upon using the theories of transformative learning and intercultural competency. The role of lesson study as a vehicle for our journeys is examined. Reflection on our journeys culminates in a discussion on individuation, risk‐taking, professional dialogue and the value of learning companions. We conclude by speculating on factors that may contribute to whether individuals might accept or decline engaging in similar journeys.