The Chemical Society of Japan

The Chemical Society of Japan

Forerunner	Chemical Society
The establishment year	1878
Kind	Nonprofit foundation
Corporation number	7010005016422
The headquarters	〒101-8307 1-5, Kandasurugadai, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Contribution area	Japan
Website	http://www.chemistry.or.jp/

The Japanese society where the nonprofit foundation Chemical Society of Japan (にほんかがくかい British: The Chemical Society of Japan, abbreviated to CSJ) assumes a working researcher, man of business, student in conjunction with the chemistry a main member. It is the nation's largest chemical system arts and sciences organization and is proud of the second scale worldwide again next to American Chemical Society.

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History

• I rename it to Tokyo Chemical Society as Chemical Society which is - forerunner (1878) in foundation, 1879 in 1878
• I am renamed to - Chemical Society of Japan (1921) in 1921
• 1941 (1941) - corporate judicial person
• It merges with - industrialization society (1948) in 1947
• 2011 (2011) nonprofit foundation of - Cabinet Office jurisdiction

Activity

A current membership is approximately 40,000. I hold an annual convention (approximately 9,000-10,000 participation number of people, lecture approximately 6,000) to be carried out in the end of March every year. In addition, by many sectional meetings, branch offices, meetings for the study of the substructure, I hold various panel discussions, presentations through the year. I host international society Pacific rim international chemical meeting (PACIFICHEM) to be performed in Hawaii every five years in cooperation with the society of other countries.

In addition, as well as a normal receiving a prize system, there are a fellow system, the virtual commendation systems such as the press releases of the highlight lecture (15-23 lectures) in the annual convention, too.

I publish English sentence magazine Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan and English breaking news magazine Chemistry Letters as a treatise magazine by "chemistry and industry" and "chemistry and education" as a bulletin.

Each generation chairperson

Old Chemical Society of Japan (from 1878 to 1947)

1878 - Mitsuru Kuhara、Tokusaburo Isono 1879 - Jintaro Takayama, Tokusaburo Isono 1880 - Iwata Nakazawa 1881 through 1883 - Naokichi Matsui 1883 through 1886 - Joji Sakurai 1886 through 1892 - Nagayoshi Nagai 1893 - Naokichi Matsui 1894 through 1897 - Toyokichi Takamatsu 1898 - Mitsuru Kuhara 1899 through 1901 - Naokichi Matsui 1902 - Toyokichi Takamatsu 1903 through 1904 - Joji Sakurai 1905 - Naokichi Matsui 1906 - Jintaro Takayama 1907 - Yoshizumi Tawara 1908 - 垪和為昌 1909 - Joji Sakurai 1910 - Naokichi Matsui 1911 - Toyokichi Takamatsu 1912 - Joji Sakurai 1913 - Kikunae Ikeda 1914 - Yoshizumi Tawara 1915 - Joji Sakurai 1916 - Umetaro Suzuki 1917 - Jinkichi Inoue 1918 - Einoshin Yoshitake 1919 - Koichi Matsubara

- tortoise Takanori is flat for 1,920 years 1921 through 1922 - Masao Katayama 1923 - Keijiro Aso 1924 - Yukichi Osaka 1925 through 1926 - Yuji Shibata 1927 - Masumi Chikashige 1928 - Toyokichi Takamatsu 1929 - Ichizo Suganuma 1930 - Masataka Ogawa、Setsuo Tamaru 1931 - Satoyasu Iimori 1932 - Genkyo Matsui 1933 - Tsuneo Suzuki 1934 - Toshiyuki Mashima 1935 - Jitsusaburo Samejima 1936 - 小林松助 1937 - Bennosuke Kubota 1938 - Shigeru Komatsu 1939 - Kinzo Kafuku 1940 - Tetsutaro Tadokoro 1941 - Yuji Shibata 1942 - Toshiyuki Mashima 1943 - Kumakichi Takehara 1944 - Shinnosuke Matsuura 1945 - Yohei Yamaguchi 1946 - Kenjiro Kimura 1947 - Shinkichi Horiba

Old industrialization society (from 1898 to 1947)

1898 - Takeaki Enomoto 1899 - Koki Watanabe 1900 - Takeaki Enomoto 1901 - Yozo Yamao 1902 - Keisuke Otori 1903 - Takeaki Enomoto 1904 - Keisuke Otori 1905 - Yozo Yamao 1906 - Takeaki Enomoto 1907 - Keisuke Otori 1908 - Takeaki Enomoto 1909 - Jintaro Takayama 1910 - Toyokichi Takamatsu 1911 - Jintaro Takayama 1912 through 1913 - Toyokichi Takamatsu 1914 through 1916 - Michitada Kawakita 1917 through 1918 - Takeshi Kamoi 1919 through 1920 - Fusajiro Kotera 1921 through 1922 - Katsutaro Saeki 1923 - Michiya Yano 1924 - Yoshio Tanaka 1925 - Yoshizo Fujino

1926 - Kyuhei Kobayashi 1927 - Yoshikiyo Oshima 1928 - Masakichi Mizuta 1929 - Eikichi Yamamura 1930 through 1931 - Torakichi Nishikawa 1932 - Ichitaro Shoji 1933 - Jinkichi Inoue 1934 - Mototaro Matsui 1935 - Katsumoto Atsuki 1936 -3 angles Aisan 1937 - Yoshio Nakazawa 1938 - Naoto Kameyama 1939 - Gennitsu Kita 1940 - Taizo Kuroda 1941 - Ichitaro Namari 1942 - Wasaku Shohara 1943 - Sutezo Oguri 1944 - Eio Maki 1945 - Harushige Inoue 1946 - Shunichi Uchida 1947 - Ichiro Ishikawa

Existing Chemical Society of Japan (1948 -)

1948 - Ichiro Ishikawa 1949 - Yuji Shibata 1950 - Gennitsu Kita 1951 through 1952 - Naoto Kameyama 1953 - Ryuzaburo Nozu 1954 - Ryuzaburo Hara 1955 - Jitsusaburo Samejima 1956 - Harushige Inoue 1957 - Yuzaburo Nagai 1958 through 1959 - Munio Kotake 1960 - Shoichiro Nagai 1961 - Sannichiro Mizushima 1962 - Toyoroku Ando 1963 - Isamu Nitta 1964 - Shunichi Uchida 1965 - Kenjiro Kimura 1966 - Tsutomu Kuwata 1967 - Harusada Suginome 1968 - Ichiro Sakurada 1969 - Shiro Akahori 1970 - Yoshitoshi Oyama 1971 - Yonezo Morino 1972 - Shinjiro Kodama 1973 - Masao Horio 1974 - Hideo Akamatsu 1975 - Tetsuo Nozoe 1976 - Minoru Imoto 1977 - Fujio Egami 1978 - Junji Furukawa 1979 - Yasuhide Yukawa 1980 - Sumio Umezawa

1981 - Nobufusa Saito 1982 - Takashi Mukaibo 1983 - Kenichi Fukui 1984 - Saburo Nagakura 1985 - Teiji Tsuruta 1986 - Mitsuaki Mukoyama 1987 - Zenichi Yoshida 1988 - 伊藤昌壽 1989 - Kenji Tamaru 1990 - Kenichi Honda 1991 - Ikuzo Tanaka 1992 - Yasunobu Kishimoto 1993 - Yasunori Nishijima 1994 - Hiroo Inokuchi 1995 - Akio Yamamoto 1996 - Hideki Sakurai 1997 - Noboru Sonoda 1998 - Tadasu Tachi 1999 - Shohei Inoue 2000 - Shunichi Murahashi 2001 - Shu Iwamura 2002 - Ryoji Noyori 2003 - Hiromichi Seya 2004 - Makoto Misonou 2005 - 村井眞二 2006 through 2007 - Akira Fujishima 2008 through 2009 - Hiroyuki Nakanishi 2010 through 2011 - Yasuhiro Iwasawa 2012 through 2013 - Kohei Tamao 2014 through 2015 - 榊原定征

Prize

• Japanization prize from an academic society
• Academic prize
• Chemical technical prize
• Prize for progress
• Prize for technological change
• Prize for chemical technical existence success
• Prize for service
• Prize for chemical education
• Prize for chemical education existence success

Allied item

• The Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan
• The Society of Polymer Science, Japan
• The Electrochemical Society of Japan
• Society for Bioscience and Bioengineering, Japan
• Japanese adsorption society
• Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry
• Pharmaceutical Society of Japan
• Society of Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Japan
• Japan Oil Chemists' Society
• Japanese material properties of matter society

Outside link

• Nonprofit foundation Chemical Society of Japan official site
• Old official site

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