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Multi-model isotope simulations reveal a unified picture of Earth’s water cycle ―The Water Isotope Model Intercomparison Project (WisoMIP)―
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Ocean heat transport on the Pacific side of the Arctic Ocean has increased 1.5 times over the past 20 years ~ Increased warm water inflow would play a key role in the sea ice decline ~
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The shift from triple-dip La Niña to El Niño was key to Earth’s extreme energy uptake in 2022-23 (in Japanese)
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(in Japanese) Synthesis of spatiotemporal variability in western Arctic zooplankton communities from summer to fall during 2008-2021
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Narwhals hit moorings—questioning safety assumptions of oceanographic monitoring in the Arctic
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Influence of the Kuroshio system and its large meander on the incidence and interannual variation in lightning strokes (in Japanese)
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Influence of early sea ice melting on the autumn microplankton community of the Pacific Arctic Ocean (in Japanese)
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Warming and Ocean Acidification in the Arctic Ocean Strongly Affect Ecosystem Balance
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Mechanisms behind the record-breaking snowfall in Obihiro, Hokkaido, Japan, in February 2025: Roles of atmospheric environment and a marine heatwave (Released on July 7, 2025) (in Japanese)
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Arctic winter sea ice extent reaches a record low (Released on April 18, 2025) (in Japanese)
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