PHOTO ALBUM OF PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES & MEETINGS

Last Updated: September 20, 2023


Here are some of the snapshots taken at various professional and academic meetings.


Fumie Kumagai gave a presentation entitled "Shrinking Japan and Regional Variations: Along the Tokaido" at the 2023 Annual Meetings of the Eastern Division of the Population Association of Japan held at Sapporo City University Hybrid on September 20-21, 2023. The presentation is available as a PDF file.



Shrinking Japan and Regional Variations: Along the Tokaido



At the 11th International Conference on Population Geography (ICPG), Tokyo held online from August 25-27, 2022, Fumie Kumagai gave presentation on "Shrinking Japan and Regional Variations: Along the Hokurikudo and the Tosando." You may like to view its presentation file in the PDF format.



Shrinking Japan and Regional Variations



At the 73rd annual meetings of the Population Association of Japan (PAOJ) organized by the University of Tokyo online on June 5-6, 2021. Fumie Kumagai gave presentation on “Shrinking Japan and the Municipal Power: Some Cases from Disappearing Municipalities” in Japanese「人口減少と地域力―消滅可能性自治体の事例から―」. You can view its presentation file in the PDF format.



「人口減少と地域力―消滅可能性自治体の事例から―」



Fumie Kumagai is honored to receive the Statistical GIS Activity Encouragement Award (公益財団法人・統計情報研究開発センター).
The topic of her study is「統計GISによる地域分析と地域再生への提言」(Small Area Analyses through Statistical GIS and Suggestions for Regional Revitalization), and her book published in 2018 entitled on 『「地域力」で立ち向かう人口減少社会―小さな自治体の地域再生策―』(ミネルヴァ書房)(Municipal Power and Population Decline in Japan: Goki-Shichido and Regional Variations)..

Below is its award ceremony held on the 13th of February, 2019.



The above photos were taken on February 13, 2019.

For the site in Japanese please click on the following at Kyorin University HP:
熊谷文枝名誉教授 統計GIS活動奨励賞受賞




The above photos were taken during her presentation on May 18, 2018.

At the Joint Conference for RC06 (Family) & RC41 (Population) of the International Sociological Association (ISA) held in Singapore from the 17th to 19th of May 2018 Fumie Kumagai presented paper on “Declining Population and the Municipal Power in Japan.”. It was a brief introduction of her new book in Japanese to be published at the beginning of June entitled on “Chiiki-ryoku de Tachimukau Jinkou Genshou Shakai.”

For the site in Japanese please click on the following at Kyorin University HP, kindly uploaded by Ms. Akane Sakai:
熊谷名誉教授 国際会議で日本の人口減少問題について論文発表



At the International Family Violence and Child Victimization Research Conference held in Portsmouth, NH from the 10th to the 12th of July 2016 Fumie Kumagai presented paper on Family Violence in Japan: A Life Course Perspective. It was a part of the session entitled on Patterns of Poly Victimization.

My primary reason for deciding to participate in the conference was to see again Professor Murray Straus, my mentor at the University of New Hampshire. He passed away suddenly on the 13th of May . On the 16th of May his administrative secretary wrote to me informing of his sudden death. I wondered if I should come to participate in the conference. After all, it was good that I participated in the memorial service in honor of him in the evening of the 11th of July. All of the participants miss Murray tremendously. Please read my posting on the “Murray Straus Memorial Blog” .

For more photos on the Conference and exploring Portsmouth visit the following: 2016-IFV Conference and Portsmouth.

Below are photos of Prof. Murray A. Straus, and my presentation.


The above photos was taken during the Conference: July 9-12, 2016

For the site in Japanese please click on the following at Kyorin University HP (July 19, 2016 @10:33 posting):
熊谷名誉教授 国際会議で"Family Violence in Japan"について発表

For more photos relating to the conference please visit the my photo album of
201607-10-IFV Conference & Portmouth



Fumie Kumagai is honored to receive the Award for Excellence(優秀賞)of the G-Census Presentation Documentation Contest sponsored by the Statistical Information Institute for Consulting and Analysis (Sinfonica: 統計情報研究開発センター).
The topic of her study is「婚姻と人口減少の地域性:青森県・秋田県・東京都・沖縄県の地域分布を例に」(Impacts of Marriage on Regional Variations in Population Decline: Taking Examples from Aomori, Akita, Tokyo, and Okinawa).

Below is its award ceremony held on the 16th of February, 2016.


The above photo was taken on February 16, 2016.

For the site in Japanese please click on the following at Kyorin University HP:
熊谷文枝名誉教授 G-Censusプレゼンテーション資料作成コンテストで優秀賞受賞



The above photo was taken on June 5, 2015.

At the international seminar on Aging Families/Changing Families held at Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY from the 3rd to the 6th of June 2015, Fumie Kumagai gave a presentation on “Japanese Older Adults Living Apart: Policy Recommendations.”

For more photos relating to the Seminar on various activities please visit the following sites:

For Fumie Kumagi's Presenttion:
Japanese Older Adults Living Apart: Policy Recommendations
杏林大学サイト
Dr. Tomoko Wakui's Link

Photos of Outdoor Activities:
Photos Taken by RC06 President Our Lady Chin-Chun Yi
Syracuse Seminar-Outdoor Activities
Photos at Pratt's Falls Park
Excursion: Corning Museum of Glass

Photos Taken by the Organizing Committee:
Aging/Changing Families Conference 2015 by Assistant Director Debra Gamble and Prof. Alejandro Garcia 
1-Aging/Changing Families Conference 2015 by Alejandro
2-Aging/Changing Families Conference 2015 by Alejandro
3-Aging/Changing Families Conference 2015 by Alejandro
4-Aging/Changing Families Conference 2015 by Alejandro



Fumie Kumagai is honored to receive the Incentive Award of the G-Census Presentation Documentation Contest sponsored by the Statistical Information Institute for Consulting and Analysis (Sinfonica: 統計情報研究開発センター).
The topic of her study is「東京都・三鷹市の高齢単身世帯:地と知の連携のために」(Living Alone Older Adults in Mitaka City, Tokyo: Toward the Collaboration between the Region and the Knowledge).

Below is its diploma.


For Japanese site uploaded by Kyorin University please click on the following:
熊谷名誉教授がG-Censusプレゼンテーション資料作成コンテスト奨励賞を受賞



Fumie Kumagai delivered a public speech at Mitaka Network University on the topic of “Community, Older Adults, and Health” on Saturday, the 24th of January 2015. It was good to see a good crowd of people was interested in the topic.

Below are photos of my presentation.

The above photos were taken on January 24, 2015.

For more photos of the occasion please click on the following:
MitakaNetworkU-2015



Fumie Kumagai participated in the workshop on “LIVING ALONE: ONE-PERSON HOUSEHOLDS IN ASIA (5-6 DECEMBER 2013)” held in Singapore LIVING ALONE: ONE-PERSON HOUSEHOLDS IN ASIA (5-6 DECEMBER 2013). The conference was Organized by Changing Family in Asia Cluster of Asia Research Institute, and supported by Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, National University of Singapore. She delivered a paper entitled on “Japan’s Age of Aging: Elders-Living Apart.” It was a very intensive, lively, and fruitful workshop indeed.

Below are photos of my presentation.

The above photos were taken on December 5, 2013.

For the Workshop Program click on the following:
LIVING ALONE: ONE-PERSON HOUSEHOLDS IN ASIA (5-6 DECEMBER 2013)

For more photos of the occasion please click on the following:
Singapore Workshop-2013



Fumie Kumagai gave a speech on 「地縁と地域力―家族の絆から地域の絆へ」(Community Relations and Community Power: From the Family to the Community) for the SAKULALE Turkish-Japanese Woman Association on Sunday, October 20, 2013 in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The lecture highlighted the regional variations of Japanese family, and emphasized their significance for constructing the community relations. Should we be successful in doing so, it is hoped that the community bondage would be strengthened in lure of the ever fading family bondage.

Below are some of the photos taken at the occasion.

The above photos were taken on October 20, 2013.


For the photos taken after the speech, please click on the following:
Fumie Kumagai’s HP: Friendship



Fumie Kumagai has been awarded the Professor Emeritus title from Kyorin University. She was awarded the document by President Yutaka Atomi on June 12, 2013 at the Dean's office of Kyorin University on Hachioji campus. It is an honor to recognize her contribution to the University, and her achievements as well. It is quite impressive indeed to know that she is the first awardee of the Department of Foreign Studies of Kyorin University. Furthermore, she is the only awardee of the title for this year throughout the entire Kyorin campus. She feels truly honored to have been awarded such a prestigious title, and is determined to continue to further her scholarship.

Below are some of the photos taken at the occasion.

The above photos were taken on June 12, 2013.


Seminar of the Research Committee on Family Research (CFR-RC06) of the International Sociological Association (ISA) was held at the Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica in Taipei, Taiwan from the 28th to the 30th of March, 2013. The theme of seminar was on “Demographic and Institutional Change in Global Families.” I delivered a paper on “Late-Lie Divorce in Japan Revisited,” and chaired the session on “Aging.” Furthermore, as a token to our friendship for more than a quarter century with Chin-chun Yi I played on flute music by Frank Doppler, Op.36: “Duettino: Sur des Motifs Hongrois for Two Flutes and Piano" with piano accompaniment by iPad! As I performed during the farewell dinner time it was a bit noisy, and was difficult to concentrate on playing. The audience, however, seemed to have satisfied with what I offered. Thus, I should give myself a passing grade!

In addition to participate in the seminar program itself, I was privileged to get invited for the pre-seminar gatherings on the 27th, and joined the post-conference tour to the scenic east cost of Taiwan from the 31st of March to the 2nd of April. It was a series of excitements with fabulous foods.

The following are excerpts of snapshots of the seminar taken by the conference organizing staff, and some added by myself.


The above photos were taken between March 27-30, 2013.


For more photos click on the following:

The complete photos by Academia Sinica:

Some other photos taken by myself during the seminar:

Post-Conference Tour: Day 1-March 31, 2013

Post-Conference Tour: Day 2-April 1, 2013

Post-Conference Tour: Day 3-April 2, 2013



From the 7th to the 17th of September, I was in Europe, visiting Rostock, Germany and Leuven, Belgium. The photo was taken when I delivered a paper entitled on “Changing divorce in Japan revisited” for the ISA-CFR-2012 Seminar held at KU Leuven in Belgium. It was my "revisit" there since 1981. After 30 years, the old city of Leuven stands as classic as ever before, which I care so much. Here are some snapshots of my presentation.

The above photos were taken on September 12, 2012.


For the lovely old city of Leuven, please click on the following::
Fumie Kumagai’s HP: Friendship

For the unedited version of its photo album, please click on the following:
Fumie Kumagai’s Photo Album-Rostock & Leuven



It was good that my public speech on 「地縁と地域力」(Community Power & Community Relations) held on Saturday, May 19, 2012 in Hachioji, Tokyo was well received. It seems as if many Japanese people themselves have come to realize that “Japan truly is a diverse land despite her small island nation herself. For this very reason, it is essential to pay attention to each of the community in depth for the bright recovery and/or rebirth from the Great East Japan Disaster of 3-11-2011. (Please look at some snapshots taken during the presentation.)
For the summary of the public speech in Japanese please click on the following:
講演概要:地縁と地域力−明るい日本復興へのきずな創造

地縁と地域力 明るい日本復興へのきずな創造


Furthermore, after the presentation, it was good to have had some time for refreshing our friendship among ex-graduate students, seminar students, and current undergrads. For some of the snapshots of our friendship, please click on the following:

Fumie Kumagai’s HP: Friendship

The above photos were taken on May 19, 2012.



Fumie Kumagai delivered a paper at the Workshop on Family Change held at the Academia Sinica, Taipei, October 10-13, 2010

Fumie Kumagai delivered a paper on “Changes, Continuities, and Regional Variations of Japanese Family” at the Workshop on Family Changes held at the Academia Sinica in Taipei during October 10-13, 2010. Besides the academic stimulation it was good to renew our friendship. Nevertheless, it had been a real rush trip as it was held in the midst of the fall semester. Hope to come back there again in more leisurely manner in the not too distant future.

Below are some of the snapshots at the Workshop.


The above photos were taken between October 10-13, 2010.

For more photos on the occasion, please look at the following websites:

Fumie Kumagai’s HP: Friendship

KSB: Kumagai Seminar BLOG



Fumie Kumagai presented paper at the Population Geographies Conference held at Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, USA: August 5-9, 2009

The 5th International Conference on Population Geographies was held at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH from the 5th to the 9th of August 2009. New Hampshire being the state where I spent my final years of student days it was nice to revisit the region for this occasion.

The paper that I delivered for the Conference was entitled on “Regional Variations and Changes in Japanese Families” at the 5th International Conference on Population Geographies held at Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH. The order of my presentation came at the very end on the program. There being only two presentations in the parallel session, by the time of my presentation our session turned out to be the plenary session indeed. As a consequence, practically all the participants of the conference came to listen to my presentation! My presentation was well received, I hope.

Below are some of the snapshots at the Conference.


The above photos were taken between August 5-10, 2009.

For more photos on the occasion, please look at the following websites:

Fumie Kumagai’s HP: Friendship

KSB: Kumagai Seminar BLOG



「全国大学IT活用教育方法研究発表会【私情協】」: July 4, 2009

The project team for the IT application to Gaigo program gave a presentation at 「全国大学IT活用教育方法研究発表会【私情協】」 held at ARCAIDA in Ichigaya on Saturday, July 4, 2009. We DID (!) our best to summarize our attempt to apply various IT/media programs for pedagogical purposes. IT and media tools we currently in use for the Gaigo program are in the eight areas as follows:

1. CRV System
2. Universal Passport
3. Distance Learning
4. PEP & CIC
5. Gaigo e-Learning Websites
6. Home Page
7. BLOG
8. Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, & MANDARA

It was quite stimulating indeed to have critical and constructive comments from the floor. It would be good if we present some concrete numerical figures that indicate the impact of IT/media application. They are, for example, the effect to the student performance, and the participation rate of the faculty members to each of these eight IT/media tools.

The result of the evaluation as to who would advance to the final contest will be announced by Wednesday, the 7th of July. If we are successful we will give the revised version of the final presentation on Saturday, the 5th of September. Let’s wait to see our fingers crossed! (Posted by F. Kumagai)


The above photos were taken on July 5, 2009..



Fumie Kumagai gave the Public Lecture on "Going Around the U.S.A. - Through the Eye of a Sociologist" on May 2, 2009

It was good to see many people at the public lecture I gave on the topic of “Going Around the U.S.A.” yesterday afternoon. I am very pleased to find that the audience seemed to have enjoyed the lecture. In fact the question and answer session followed by my talk was quite lively indeed. It certainly is impossible to explain all the attractive places in the United States. However, I was glad to have introduced certain ways of touring through there. (Posted by F. Kumagai)


The above photos were taken on May 2, 2009..



Trip to India as an Invited Speaker at Banasthali Vidyapith University, November 2008

I was in India (11/09-15) to participate in the Jubilee Conference at Banasthali University, Rajasthan, India. The jubilee conference was on the issue of “Women’s University,” and all went fine with me as a guest speaker, a chair of the round-table, and a panelist for other round-table. However, the degree of poverty in India was just too overwhelming for me to take. Nevertheless, it is astounding to see magnificent historical artifacts and World Heritage such as Amber Palace and Taji Mahal, everywhere in India. I sincerely wish that these historical heritages would be preserved forever. The below are some of the photos taken in India during my brief stay there. (Millions of photos were taken, but it is not possible to upload all!)

Conference:

Banastali-Rajasthan:

Amber Palace-Jaypur

Taji Mahal-Agra:


The above photos were taken in November 2008.



Trip to Lisbon-Fatima-Sintra, Portugal-September 2008

Portugal as I remember it from ten some years ago attending the conference in Spain was a frugal and somewhat gloomy country. It revealed itself as a clear contrast with a vivid and lively Spain from where I traveled to Portugal. Today, however, I found that Portugal has changed to a good significantly. Perhaps, it would be due to the impact of EU economies. Although Portugal became a member of the European Union in l986, the impact was not apparent for some years. Now that Euro currency is widely in use in great majority of the European Union Portugal has been benefited than being suffered from their relatively low costs of living. I found cost of living there are low despite somewhat high tourism related costs instead. Tourism, in-bound in particular, seems to be a very important industry there.

ISARC06 Seminar on "Family Diversity and Gender" in itself was fine. However, I found it somewhat lacked in the focus with ten too many parallel sessions. As a consequence, the attendance to each session tended to be minimal. Unfortunately enough, therefore, it was difficult to exchange lively academic dialogue with those who attend each session.

Taking advantage of being in Lisbon I took a full-day tour to Fatima to observe the planet's biggest Sanctuary. It was a small group guided tour with five people, two from the UK, two from Australia, and one from Japan with an excellent tour guide with the national tour guide license. The excursion included so many treasures of cultural, historical, leisure, beautiful, and religious landscapes. Locations visited included Obidos, Nazare, Batalha, and Fatima.

The Conference organizer arranged a trip to Sintra, splendor of culture and tradition just an outskirt of Lisbon. On the way to Sintra we visited Cascais and Cabo da Roca, western most point of the European continent. It is extremely satisfactory to see so many of the historic and cultural artifacts, which reminded us of the powerful empire of Portugal in olden times. Let us enjoy some of the photos taken during the trip.

(A couple of photos are those of kind contribution by our Lady Lord Chin-Chun Yi!) (^_~)

Conference:

Obidos:

Nazare:

Batalha:

Fatima:

Cascais:

Cabo da Roca:

Sintra:


The above photos were taken in September 2008.



ISA-WC06, Durban, South Africa-July 2006

I visited the Republic of South Africa for 17 days to participate in the World Congress of the International Association of Sociology held in Durban. While in South Africa I took part in the sociological tour of the wildest Africa-Safari game park trip, starting from Johannesburg, Soweto, Mpumalanga, Lone Creek, Kruger National Park, Bongani, Swaziland, Phinda, Cruise to Durban. Taking advantage of the historical nature of the city of Durban I was fortunate to visit several museums there.

RC06-Demography and the Family:
As for the ISA meeting, it was a good opportunity to refresh our collegial friendship, and exchange dialogue. I was an organizer of the session on "Demography and the Family" of RC06-Family. Not only did I organize the session, but also I chaired it and read a paper on the session. I am very pleased to find the session was well received. Three presentations, by Wen Shan Yang, Bernhard Nauck, and myself were all presented well. The audience was enthusiastic to pose their comments and questions.

ISA-WC06, Durban, South Africa: Photographed in July 2006

Trip to the Republic of South Africa:
It was an inspiring, and an eye-opening tour indeed to observe the family, society, and culture of South Africa. Everything there was just chaotic with extremely high crime rate, high unemployment (40%), HIV/AIDS prevalence, poverty and destitution, and it was too dangerous to walk one bloc away even in the daytime. It all happened ever since the strict racial segregation of Apartheid was abolished in 1994. Blacks being the majority (90%) of the population, there seems to exist no orderly management by the government. I do wonder if it would be ever possible to host the World Cup in four years time in 2010.

It is hard to believe, but walking in the daytime for just one block is extremely dangerous. In fact, ten of the sociologists participating in the ISA World Congress were assaulted in the daytime. Sadly enough, a Greek sociologist was seriously injured for not giving up his cell phone, was hospitalized, and died next day. It was too horrifying just to go to the Convention Center from the hotel in a few minutes' walk. It was said that the authorities were reluctant to report the crime incidents for fear of receiving criticism from international communities.

The tribal culture is so different from those of the modern society. The family system, for example, is based on the patriarchal polygamy. One wife is equated with 11 cows, and it is legal for a wealthy man to get married with as many wives as he wishes simultaneously. It is usually the case, therefore, the family unit exists without the presence of the husband.

Fortunately, I was able to take a weeklong wildest Africa-Safari game park tour of the Kruger National Park starting from Johannesburg down to Durban. We visited Soweto, Mpumalanga, Lone Creek, Kruger National Park, Bongani, Swaziland, Phinda, and took the cruise trip. It was so wonderful that has changed my world of perspective. It was truly eye-opening to observe such animals as lions, leopards, elephants, zebras, giraffes, and hippopotamuses in just a few meters away. These experiences have broadened my horizon tremendously. I hope you will join me to enjoy some of the photos taken during the trip.

Soweto:

Mpumalanga:

Lone Creek-Kruger National Park:

Kruger National Park-Bongani:

Bongani-Swaziland-Phinda:

Phinda-Cruise:

Durban Botanical Garden-Zulu Tribal Families:

Durban Science Museum:

Durban Historical Museum:

The above photos were taken in July 2006.



April 23 and 30, 2006: Fumie Kumagai on the air: Swedish Educational TV on the Japanese Elderly

Fumie Kumagai on the air: Swedish Educational TV on the Japanese Elderly

For the web version of these TV programs please avisit the following websites:

April 23, 2006: Elderly Care by Robots in Japan

Japanese Elderly and the Family Relations


Below were photographed on October 27, 2005

The above were photographed during the interview by Mr. Paul Honkanen, the TV Producer of Swedish Educational Broadcasting Company at our house on October 27, 2005. We had an extensive discussion on socio-cultural aspects of elderly and aging society in Japan. (The interview was conducted in English as I have no knowledge whatsoever of the Swedish language!)

The interview went on for as long as two hours, followed by a nice stroll to the nearby Katase-Kaigan seashore. I enjoyed explaining my views on Japanese elderly. At the same time, it is interesting to hear views toward the elderly in Sweden that differ significantly from those of Japanese counterparts. It is essential for Japan to develop social policies for the elderly of her own rather than just simply adopting what have been done in Western societies. In this sense, it is innovative ideas to have such new developments as Robot Care Maid of Mitsubishi Heavy Industry, and Taking Bath Aid of SANYO.

Swedish Educational TV has been planning to broadcast a series of TV program on the topic of "Aging Society in Japan: the Elderly and Care by Robots." A series of the program will be aired in April 2006. I certainly look forward to watching on it.


Photographed on October 14, 2005
Photographed on October 14, 2005

The above were photographed at the Japan-IDB Scholarship Program of Inter-American Development Bank held at IDB office at Fukoku Seimei Building in Tokyo on October 14, 2005. The audience of the lecture was the ten professionals in their early stage of career in the field of economics and finance from various Latin American countries. After my presentation what happened was a mini-version of the high-school reunion at the Chinese restaurant, as you can see in the above!


Photographed on September 30, 2005
Photographed on September 30, 2005

It was good that I was given an opportunity to deliver a public talk on the topic of Violence in the American Family on Mitaka campus of Kyorin University. I have been working on the topic for as long as nearly three decades, and have recently published a book entitled on "Violence and Abuse in the American Family"in August 2005.


Photographed on September 29, 2005
Photographed on September 29, 2005

I was a guest commentator for NHK-BS1 program of "Today's World" on socio-economic analyses of Hurricane Katrina which hit most severely New Orleans, Louisiana on August 29, 2005. Louisiana being the city with full of social issues in the United States I am pleased to make some contributions to apply my area of expertise. The above are some of the photos taken from its DVD by Professor H. Kurabayashi, one of my colleagues at Kyorin University.


Photographed on August 25, 2005

The above were some memories from Aichi-Kyu-Haku World EXPO05. All the pavilions were so gigantic and had a full of super developed ITs everywhere. They are good to visit and experience indeed. I enjoyed visitng such sites as Global Commons-Asia, South East Asia, Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. I wish I have had many more days to stroll around there.


Photographed on September 8, 2004

The above were photographed at the 31st Leadership Program on Japan organized by IIST (the Institute for International Studies and Training) held at Capitol Tokyu Hotel in Tokyo on September 8, 2004. It was a good opportunity for me to give a talk on the topic of Japanese society, and I enjoyed having a good discussion session afterwards with 15 participants selected from various countries throughout the world.


Photographed in July 2004

The above were photographed at the 36th World Congress of the Institute of International Sociology held in Beijing in July 2004. It was good to have a wide range of exchange of opinions with sociologists from various countries throughout the world.


Photographed on June 25-26, 2004

The above were photographed at the International Symposium of E-Learning held in Tokyo on June 25-26, 2004. I was honored to be one of the panelists along with six other scholars including two of the outstanding university presidents.


Photographed on June 12, 2004

The above were photographed at the Annual Meetings of Tokyo-Daiichi Association of Attornys at Law held in Tokyo on June 12, 2004 with the kind arrangement of Attorny at Law Nobuyasu Harada. I gave a talk on "Social Issues in 21st Century American Society: With Special Attention to Violence in the Family."


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