International conference proceedings - Kamimura Hironobu

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  1. Effect of eating sequence of nutritionally matched soups containing different flavors on respiratory metabolism and cerebral blood flow

    Kamimura, H., Suzuki S. and Kaneki, N.，2012International conferrence on humanized systems，(p.411 ～ 416)，Japon Society of Kansei Engineering，2012，Daejeon, Korea

  2. Effects ofPeppermint and Lavender Odors on the Human Body during a Footbath at Water Temperatures of 36 deg. C and 40 deg. C

    Kamimura, H., Kaneki, N., Koike, T., and Yamada, H.，Proceedings of 2011 International Conference on Biometrics and KanseiEngineering，2011.09，Kagawa,Japan

  3. Intermittent Presentation of Hinoki Odor as the Inhibitory Factor on the Performance and Physiological Responses in Stroop Task

    19. Yamada, H., Suzuki, S., Kaneki, N., Hironobu, K. and Koike, T.，Proceedings of 2011 International Conference on Biometrics and Kansei Engineering, 2011，2011.09，Kagawa,Japan

  4. Effects of peppermint and Lavender odors on humanbody metabolism (respiratory and Thermograph) during a footbath at water temperatures of 36℃ and 40℃

    Kamimura, H., Noriaki, K., and Sasaki, H，2011 international conference on humanized systems，(p.102 ～ 105)，2011，Nanjin China

  5. Graphical modeling of the physiological and psychological effects of odors on the human body during a footbath

    Kamimura, H., Kaneki, N., Koike, T., and Yamada, H.，2010 International Conference on Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management Applications (CISIM)，(p.69 ～ 74)，2010.10，Krakow Poland

  6. Pleasant odor reduces brain activity and enhances behavioral performance during kanji word

    Koike, T., Yamada, H., Kaneki, N., and Kamimura, H，2010 International Conference on Computer Information Systemsand Industrial Management Applications (CISIM)，(p.81 ～ 85)，2010.10，Krakow Poland

  7. Performance andphysical responses during an attention shift task with grapefruit and skatole odor presentation

    Yamada, H., Kamimura, H., Kaneki, N., and Koike，2010 International Conference on Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management Applications (CISIM)，(p.66 ～ 68)，2010.10，Krakow Poland

  8. Effects of Lemon and Hinoki odors on the Human Body during a footbath at water temperatures of 36&#730

    Kamimura, H., Kaneki, N., Sasaki, H., and Uozumi, T，(p.81 ～ 84)，International Conference on Humanized Systems (ICHS 2010，2010.09，Tokyo　Japan

  9. Effect of Pleasant and Unpleasant Odor on Recovery Period after Moderate Exercise by Different Types of Breathing

    Hironobu Kamimura,Noriaki Kaneki,Kohji Shimada andHaruki Sasaki，InternationalMulti-Conference on Biometrics and Kansei Engineering，(p.106 ～ 110)，2009，Cieszyn Poland

  10. Effects of Odors on the Respiratory Metabolism during the Moderate Exercise

    Hironobu Kamimura, Noriaki Kaneki, Kohji Shimada, Yoshifumi Okada，Proceedings of International Symposium on Humanized Systems2009，2009，Seoul Korea

  11. The relaxation effect of odorant stimulus on the deteriorated performance and brain function

    Hiroshi　Yamada, Noriaki Kaneki, Kouji Shimada, Hironobu Kamimura,Yuki Daido，KEAS’08，(p.111 ～ 114)，Japon Society of Kansei Engineering，2008，Nagaoka Japan

  12. Effect of Pleasant Odor and Unpleasant Odor on the Deskwork

    Hironobu Kamimura, Noriaki Kaneki, Kohji Shimada, and Yuki Daido1, Hiroshi Yamada2,，The Fourth International Symposium on Humanized Systems (ISHS'08)，(p.51 ～ 56)，Post&Telecominucation press in Beijing China，2008，Beijing China

  13. Effect of Pleasant and Unpleasant Odor on Recovery Period After moderate Exercise by Respiratory Metabolism

    Hironobu Kamimura, Noriaki Kaneki, Kohji Shimada, Noriaki Yamazaki, Haruki Sasaki, Hiroshi Yamada，KEAS’08，(p.123 ～ 126)，Japon Society of Kansei Engineering，2008，Nagaoka Japan

  14. Effect of Wine (Hokkaido Product) Odor on The Deskwork (Typing) and Recovery Period by Respiratory Metabolism

    Hironobu Kamimura1, Noriaki Kaneki1, Kohji Shimada1, Hiroshi Yamada2, Yuki Daidou1, Masahisa Abe3 and Kimihiro Shimamura3 Noriaki Kaneki・，Proceedings of International Symposium on Humanized Systems2007，vol.1，(p.181 ～ 184)，Japon Society of Kansei Engineering，2007，Muroran Japan

  15. Effect of Odor for Brain Bloodstream on Cognitive Tasks

    Yuki Daido1, Koji Yamada2, Hironobu Kamimura1, Koji Shimada1 and NoriakiKaneki1，Proceedings of International Symposium on Humanized Systems2007，(p.177 ～ 180)，Japon Society of Kansei Engineering，2007，Muroran Japan

  16. Arousing and relaxation effect of odorant stimulus on EEG andNIRS during digit detection task

    Hiroshi Yamada1, Noriaki Kaneki2, Koji Simada2, Hironobu Kamimura2, Yuki Daido2，Proceedings of International Symposium on Humanized Systems2007，(p.45 ～ 48)，Japon Society of Kansei Engineering，2007，Muroran Japan

  17. Effect of Odor on the recover from after deskwork (typing) fatigue at low back by EMG and thermograph

    Hironobu Kamimura, Yang Du, Noriaki Kaneki, Kohji Shimada, Hiroshi Yamada and Isamu Suzuki，Proceedings of the first international conference on kansei engineerings&，(p.230 ～ 233)，2006，Aizu-Wakamatsu.Japan

  18. Development of portable food evaluation system using odor sensors

    Yang Du, Kouji Shimada, Yuki Daido, Hironobu Kamimura, and Noriaki Kaneki，Proceedings of the first international conference on kansei engineerings&，(p.240 ～ 243)，2006，Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan

  19. Effect of odor (lemon, hinoki, and aoba) on recovery from fatigue after

    Hironobu Kamimura, Noriaki Kaneki, Kohji Shimada, Hiroshi Yamada, and Kaoru Kamimura，Proceedings of 2006 International Symposium on Humanized Systems,Busan,Korea，(p.145 ～ 148)，2006，Pusan　Korea

  20. Effect of Odor(Lemon and Hinoki,Aoba) on the working and recovery from fatigue after deskwork (typing) around the Lumbage

    H.Kamimura. N.Kaneki，The 6th Japan-Korea International Symposium on Kansei Engineering，(p.418 ～ )，Japon Society of Kansei Engineering，2005，Tokyo,Japan

  21. Effect of aroma on EEG during comound digit cancellation test

    Tadahiro Kurosaka, Hiroshi Yamada, Kouji Shimada,Hironobu Kamimura,Noriaki Kaneki，Proceeding of the ６th Japan-Korea international Symposium on Kansei Engineering.，(p.417 ～ )，Japon Society of Kansei Engineering，2005，Tokyo　Japan

  22. Effect of Odor On The Recovery From Deskwork Fatigue.

    H.Kamimura. N.Kaneki,K.Shimada,T.Kurosaka,H.Yamada, H.Tanaka，The 8th World Multi-Conference on Systemics，vol.Proceeding of the Cybernetics and Informatics，(p.18 ～ 21)，2004，Orland,Florido

  23. Facial electromyographs activated by odorous stimuli and spontaneous facial expressions.

    H.Yamada,N.Kaneki ,K.Shimada H.Kamimura H.Tanaka，The 8th World Multi-Conference on Systemics，vol.Proceeding of the Cybernetics and Informatics，(p.22 ～ 23)，2004，Orland

  24. Facial electromyographs activated by pleasant and unpleasant odorous stimuli and spontaneous facial expressions.

    H.Yamada ,N.Kaneki, K.Shimada H.Kamimura H.Okii，14th Intenational Symposium on Olfaction and Taste 38th Japanease Association for Taste and Smell，(p.92 ～ )，2004，Kyoto, Japan

  25. The effect of pleasant order and unpleasant odor on the recovery from fatigue after deskwork

    H.Kamimura. N.Kaneki,K.Shimada,T.Kurosaka,H.Yamada, H.Tanaka.I.Saitoh，Proceeding of the 4th Japan-Korea international Symposium on Kansei Engineering.，(p.340 ～ 341)，2003，Tukuba

  26. Effect of aroma on event-related potential in cognitive work load

    N.Kaneki, ,T.Kurosaka,H.Yamada, K.Shimada H.Kamimura H.Tanaka，Proceeding of the 4th Japan-Korea international Symposium on Kansei Engineering.，(p.338 ～ 339)，日本感性工学学会，2003，Tukuba Japan

  27. Casual relationship study of human sense for odor

    N.Kaneki,K.Shimada,H.Yamada,T.Miura,H.Kamimura and H.Tanaka，Proceeding of the 2002 Spring Conference of Koses&the 3rd Korea-Japan international Symposium.，(p.257 ～ 260)，日本感性工学学会，2002，Pusan　Korea

  28. Effect of physical exercise on antioxidative protection of human erythrocytes

    Y Ohtuka,N Yabunaka,Y Agishi,H Kamimura，24th congress of the international society of heamatology，1992，London

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