1-6 Physiological Effects of Bathing in the Forest Atmosphere (1) : using Salivary Cortisol and Cerebral Activity (TRS) as an Indicator

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著者

• YASUKOUCHI Akira

  Faculty of Design, Kyushu University

• MIYAZAKI Yoshifumi

  Center for Environment, Health and Field Sciences, Chiba University

• Yasukouchi Akira

  Faculty Of Design Kyushu University

• Yasukouchi Akira

  東亜大学 人間科学部

• Yasukouchi Akira

  Graduate School Of Design Kyushu University

• YAMAGUCHI Masaki

  Faculty of Engineering, Shibaura Institute of Technology

• Yamaguchi Masaki

  Faculty Of Engineering University Of Toyama

• Park Bum-jin

  Center For Environment Health And Field Sciences Chiba Univ.

• Yasukouchi A

  Faculty Of Design Kyushu University

• Yasukouchi Akira

  Fac. Of Design Kyushu Univ.

• KAGAWA Takahide

  Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

• MIYAZAKI Yoshifumi

  Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

• PARK Bum-Jin

  Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

• TSUNETSUGU Yuko

  Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

• KASETANI Tamami

  Chiba Prefectural Forestry Research Center

• OHIRA Tatsuro

  Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

• MATSUI Naoyuki

  Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

• TAKAYAMA Norimasa

  Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

• MURATA Hideo

  Sony PCL Inc.

• HIRANO Hideki

  Forestry Agency Ministry of Agriculture,Forestry and Fisheries

• Miyazaki Yoshifumi

  Center For Environment Health And Field Sciences Chiba University

• Yasukouchi Akira

  Department Of Physiological Anthropology Kyushu University Of Design Sciences

• Hirano Hideki

  Ministry Of The Environment

• Ohira Tatsuro

  Forestry And Forest Products Research And Institute

• Kozaki Tomoaki

  Fac. Of Design Kyushu Univ.

• Yamaguchi Masaki

  Faculty Of Engineering Toyama University

• Yasukouchi A

  Kyushu Univ.

• Kasetani Tamami

  Chiba Prefectural Agriculture And Forestry Research Center Forestry Research Institute

• Miyazaki Yoshifumi

  Forestoy And Forest Preducts Research Institute

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