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OKAMOTO Yoko
Hiroshima shudo University The Faculty of Health Sciences
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Present specialized field
●Specialized field
Eating habits, Eating habits, Childhood science (childhoodenvironment science)
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Academic background
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2002/04~2007/03
Ochanomizu University 〔Doctoral course〕 Accomplished credits for doctoral program
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Book and thesis
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Thesis
Enhancement of salty taste by the addition of oils based on a “time–intensity” analysis (Collaboration) 2020/10
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Thesis
Sensory comparisons between handmade and instant bonito-kelp stocks in Japanese dishes (Collaboration) 2020/06
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Thesis
A taste interaction study using sensory evaluation and a taste recognition device (Collaboration) 2019/03
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Thesis
A Study on the Taste-modifying Phenomenon of Miracle Fruit (Collaboration) 2018/08
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Thesis
Relationship between taste composition and sensory evaluation ratings of fruits (Collaboration) 2017/03
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Thesis
Effect of Temperature on Human Sensitivity to Sweetness (査読付) (Collaboration) 2014/04
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Relationship between the perception of sweet and salty tastes and the addition of potato starch (査読付) (Collaboration) 2007/10
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Thesis
Change in Gustatory Sensitivity after an Oral Application of the Taste Modulator, Gymnema sylvestre,R. Br. (査読付) (Single) 2004/08
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Other
Enhancement of salty taste by addition of oils based on "Time-Intensity" analysis (Collaboration) 2019/09
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Antioxidative Activity of three beans ―black soybeans, black matpe and mung beans― (Collaboration) 2019/08
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Other
Enhancement of salty and sweet taste by addition of oils (Collaboration) 2018/09
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Other
Suggestion on How to Adjust Sweetness and Saltiness, Aiming at Preventing Lifestyle-related Diseases (Single) 2018/07
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Relationship between taste composition and sensory evaluation ratings of fruits (Collaboration) 2017/09
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Sensory comparisons between fresh and instant bonito-kelp stocks in Japanese dishes (Collaboration) 2017/08
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A study on the taste-modifying phenomenon of miracle fruit that is native to West Africa (Collaboration) 2016/08
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Effect of the hydrocolloid addition on the perception of sweet tastes (Part 4) (Collaboration) 2016/08
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Dynamic characteristics of baby food and dietary education for the weaning period (Collaboration) 2012/07
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Other
Retention of taste,nutritional value,and functionality of soybeans using various methods for boiling (Collaboration) 2012/07
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The effects of food hydrocolloids addition on the sensory evaluation of sweet and salty tastes (Collaboration) 2008/07
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The use of beans in Japan and their functionality (Collaboration) 2008/07
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Effects of the hardness of materials containing sweet substances on sweet taste sensitivity (Single) 2006/01
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An examination of factors that influence sensitivity to gustatory stimulation (Single) 2004/08
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Food Culture of Eating Wani (Shark) in Hiroshima (Collaboration) 2004/08
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Methods Used by Islanders to eat fish and shellfish in the Setonaikai Inland Sea ― A Survey in Oogaki- cho, Hiroshima Prefecture ― (Collaboration) 2004/08
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Other
The Dietary Habit of Soybeans and their Processed Products in the Chugoku and the Shikoku Areas ― A Comparison between the Early Showa Era and the Present ― (Collaboration) 2004/08
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Academic conference presentation
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2019/09
Enhancement of salty taste by addition of oils based on "Time-Intensity" analysis (第66回日本栄養改善学会学術総会)
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2019/08
Antioxidative Activity of three beans ―black soybeans, black matpe and mung beans― (20th ARAHE Biennial International Congress 2019)
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2019/08
Study on the effect of taste reduction:Would adding sweetness to fruit juice suppress sourness and bitterness? (20th ARAHE Biennial International Congress 2019)
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2018/09
Enhancement of salty and sweet taste by addition of oils (第65回日本栄養改善学会学術総会)
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2018/07
Suggestion on How to Adjust Sweetness and Saltiness, Aiming at Preventing Lifestyle-related Diseases (The 7th Asian Congress of Dietetics(ACD))
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2017/09
Relationship between taste composition and sensory evaluation ratings of fruits (The 64rd Annual Scientific Conference of the Japanese Society of Nutrition and Dietetics)
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2017/08
Sensory comparisons between fresh and instant bonito-kelp stocks in Japanese dishes (19th ARAHE Biennial International Congress 2017)
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Developed teaching materials, textbooks, reference books
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2018/04
Contribution Type : 単著
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2019/09
Contribution Type : 単著
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2020/02
Contribution Type : 共著
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