OKADA,Tomoyuki - Faculty of Informatics Department of Informatics

OKADA, Tomoyuki

Faculty, Department/Institute

Faculty of Informatics Department of Informatics

Academic status (qualification)

Professor Apr. 1,2007

Undergraduate Degrees・University

Ritsumeikan University Faculty of Social Science1988

Graduate Degrees・University

Osaka University Master's Degree Program 1991 Completed
Osaka University Doctor's Degree Program 1994 ABD- Coursework completed

Academic Degrees

Master of Arts Mar. 1991 Osaka University

Research fields	keyword
Media and communication
Sociology of culture

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Study theme state
research duration
Research Programs
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Research Topics Overview

所属学会・団体名	役職名 (役職在任期間)
The Japan Sociological Society	20160321()
The Japan Society of Information and Communication Research	Director(2017/6/14)
Kansai Sociological Association
International Communication Association

Research Publications

No.	Type of publication	Date of publication (Date of presentation)	Title	Type of research result	Jointly authored or single authored	Publisher and journal name	Volume number
1	International academic conference8	2023/11/27～2023,11,27,,,	The transformation of visitor's experience of the world expositions: A study of the history of World EXPOs' Mobile Apps The transformation of visitor's experience of the world expositions: A study of the history of World EXPOs' Mobile Apps
2	Papers1	2023/1～2023,01,00,,,	Media and the International Expositions: From Inventions to Platforms, via Expressions	Academic Journal	Single-Author	Architecture and Society	Vol.104, No.1210, pp.30-31
3	Lecture19	2022/12/5～2022,12,05,,,	The World Expositions and Mobile Media		Single-Author
4	Book2	2022/3/22～2022,03,22,,,	The Cultural Turn in Exhibition and Tourism	Monograph	Co-author	The Institute of Economic and Political Studies, KANSAI UNIVERSITY	Economic & Political Studies Series No.176
5	Papers1	2021/9/2～2021,09,02,,,	The Potential of the Participatory Design of Mobile Media in Post-Mobile Society	Monograph	Single-Author	Springer, Tomita, H. eds., The Second Offline: Doubling of Time and Place	pp. 89-103
6	Book2	2019/3/31～2019,03,31,,,	Towards the Era of Genuine Mobility	Monograph	Co-author	NextPublishing Authors Press
7	Research report21	2019/2/282019,02,28,0000,00,00	Practice of Participatory Design of Mobile Media for Problem-solving in Local Communities		Single-Author
8	Papers1	2017/9/15～2017,09,15,,,	EXPO2015 Milan and the International Expositions in 21st Century: From the spaces of modernity of ‘gaze’ to the events of ‘senses and tasting’	Academic Journal	Single-Author	Bulletin of Society for Changing Customs in Contemporary Japan	Vol. 17 pp.33-42
9	Papers1	2017/3/20～2017,03,20,,,	National Media Events and Information & Communication Technology: Innovative World Fairs of the Early Twenty-First Century	Academic Journal	Co-author	The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management	Vol. 21, No. 3, 234-241
10	Organizer24	2016/11/4～2016,11,04,,,	Media Ecology and Design Thinking: Conceiving Better Information Society thorough Participatory Design		Co-author
11	International academic conference8	2016/6/8～2016,06,08,,,	Mobile Media and Communication in East Asia		International coauthorship
12	Papers1	2016/4/22～2016,04,22,,,	Development of Mobile Handsets and Services on the Supplier’s Side	Monograph	Single-Author	Routledge, Tomita, H. eds. The Post-Mobile Society:from the Smart/Mobile to Second Offline	pp.24-34
13	Papers1	2016/2/29～2016,02,29,,,	Practice and Research on Media Literacy Workshop in Disaster-stricken Areas	In-house publication	Co-author
14	Research report21	2015/12/3～2015/12/32015,12,03,2015,12,03	The rise and fall of Japanese ’smart’ mobile phones: Why are Japanese mobile-phone manufacturers defeated by Apple, Samsung and others?		Single-Author
15	International academic conference8	2015/11/20～2015/11/202015,11,20,2015,11,20	When Does Youth Become Creative? : Exploring Key Elements of Media Workshop Programs to Enhance Creativity		Co-author
16	Research report21	2015/6/29～2015,06,29,,,	Mobile Communication in Japan: A distorted Information Society		Single-Author
17	Research report21	2013/9/20～2013,09,20,,,	National Media Events and ICT: International Expos in 21st Century in East Asia			Media Culture InterTalk, Germany and Japan 2013: The New Paradigm in Media Action in Japan
18	Papers1	2013/3/8～2013,03,08,,,	Smartphones as Mobile Media	Other	Single-Author	Symposium on Mobile Communications 2013	pp.229-231
19	Papers1	2012/3/31～2012,03,31,,,	A Gaming Approach to Media Literacy Practice	In-house publication	Single-Author	The Institute of Economic and Political Studies, Economic & Polotical Studies Series,"Safety for Children and Risk Communication	No.155, pp1-20
20	Edited book3	2012/3/30～2012,03,30,,,	Understanding Keitai Society: Mobile Communication and Society	Monograph	Co-editor	Yuhikaku	pp.1-16, 18-19, 229-247
21	Research report21	2011/5/29～2011/5/292011,05,29,2011,05,29	Information delivery in World's Fair and media literacy	Other	Single-Author
22	Papers1	2010/2～2010,02,,,,	An examination of possible media form through a workshop method	In-house publication	Single-Author
23	Papers1	2007/1/30～2007,01,30,,,	Media and Technology: the innovation and popularization of web and mobile communication	Academic Journal	Single-Author	Journal of Mass Communication Studies	No.70. 55-66
24	Book2	2006/7/14～2006,07,14,,,	The EXPO What I Loved: Unofficial documents of EXPO 2005, Aichi, Japan	Monograph	Co-author	Liberta Publishing	9-10, 35-54, 224-243, 252-254
25	Book2	2005～2005,,,,,	Personal, Portable, Pedestrian: Mobile Phones in Japanese Life	Monograph	Co-author	The MIT Press	pp.41-60
26	Translated article or paper16	2003/6/30～2003,06,30,,,	Perpetual contact : mobile communication, private talk, public performance	Monograph	Co-author
27	Edited book3	2002/4/30～2002,04,30,,,	Understanding Mobile Media	Monograph	Co-author	Yuhikaku
28	Papers1	2002～2002,,,,,	The Use of Mobile Telephone and Human Relationships	Academic Journal	Single-Author	The Research Institute of Consumer and Household Economy, Japanese Journal of Research on Household Economics,	vol.53
29	Papers1	2002～2002,,,,,	Literature in Digital Media Age : on ”99nin no Saishuu Densha” as a Hypertext novel	Monograph	Single-Author
30	Papers1	2001/4/1～2001,04,01,,,	Mobile Phone as Multimedia	Academic Journal	Single-Author	Shibundo, L'Esprit D'Aujourdui	No.405, pp.63-73
31	Papers1	2000/10/30～2000,10,30,,,	Mobile Media and Social Change of Everyday Communications	Monograph	Single-Author	Yamazaki,Masakazu/Nishigaki,Toru eds, The IT Revolution as Culture, Shobunsha
32	Papers1	2000/3/25～2000,03,25,,,	Specifics of Medium and Interpersonal Relationships in Using Mobile Telephone: The results of a survey on university students	Academic Journal	Co-author

International academic conferenceThe transformation of visitor's experience of the world expositions: A study of the history of World EXPOs' Mobile Apps The transformation of visitor's experience of the world expositions: A study of the history of World EXPOs' Mobile AppsIn refereedOKADA,Tomoyuki2023/11/27～The 16th International Telecommunications Society Asia-Pacific Regional ConferenceRoyal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers, Bangkok, ThailandThe world expositions have long been stages on which brand-new inventions of media are exhibited. For example, there was the telephone, invented by Graham Bell in Philadelphia, in 1876, and the phonograph, invented by Thomas Edison in Paris, in 1889, and so on. In the case of mobile media, the “Wireless Telephone," which is known as the first mobile telephone handset in history, was exhibited by the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation at the World EXPO Osaka, in 1970. In this study, I would like to present a consideration of the history of official apps in each world exposition from EXPO 2012 Yeosu (South Korea) to EXPO 2020 Dubai (United Arab Emirates). Therefore, I will examine an aspect of current world expositions that has been transforming with developments in information and communications technologies (ICT), especially in mobile media, as evolving platforms for information exchange. Recently, Many sociologists argue that mobile media brought a doubling of place and time. Those phenomena are called as follows; Second Offline by Tomita, Doubling of Reality and Overlap by De Souza e Silva, Moores and Milgram. It means the transformation of everyday lives, work styles, playing games, learning, tourism etc. Smartphone apps are also widely used at World Expositions. How has this changed visitors' experiences at World EXPOs? In this report, I examine the changes in the visitors’ experience brought about by their use of official apps for International Expositions by comparing their functions. At EXPO 2012 Yeosu (South Korea), where the first-ever official World Expo app was introduced, map and navigation functions were the main features, but at EXPO 2015 Milan (Italy), a guide for event schedules was incorporated, and Expo 2020 Dubai (2021-2022, United Arab Emirates), special apps for people with disabilities and adventure game apps were also provided as official apps. In addition, Business apps, available only to Premium Experience Season Pass purchasers, could access officials from official participants and sponsors, allowing visitors to use them as a business platform. Therefore, I can say though the official apps of former EXPOs were mainly for navigation of the sites and sending information, they constructed a "platform" for entertainment, business, learning, etc. both sides of offline and online.

PapersMedia and the International Expositions: From Inventions to Platforms, via ExpressionsUnrefereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorOKADA,TomoyukiArchitecture and SocietyVol.104, No.1210, pp.30-312023/1～

LectureThe World Expositions and Mobile MediaUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2022/12/5～The world expositions have long been stages on which brand-new inventions of media are exhibited. For example, there were the telephone, invented by Graham Bell in Philadelphia, 1876, and the phonograph, invented by Thomas Edison in Paris, 1889, and so on. In the case of mobile media, the “Wireless Telephone,” which is known as the first mobile telephone handset in history, was exhibited by the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation at the World EXPO Osaka, 1970. In this talk, Dr. Okada presents a consideration of the history of official apps in each world exposition from EXPO 2012 Yeosu (South Korea) to EXPO 2020 Dubai (United Arab Emirates). He focuses on how current world expositions have been transforming with developments in information and communications technologies (ICT), especially in mobile media, as evolving platforms for information exchange.

Academic presentationUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2022/6/25～

BookThe Cultural Turn in Exhibition and TourismUnrefereedMonographCo-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki;MATSUYAMA, Hideaki;OGAWA, Akiko;MURATA, Mariko;NAKAE, Keiko;LIU, Xueyan;KOGA, HiroshiThe Institute of Economic and Political Studies, KANSAI UNIVERSITYEconomic & Political Studies Series No.1762022/3/22～978-4-901522-64-9

PapersUnrefereedMonographCo-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki;HASE, Kaihei2022/1/31～

PapersThe Potential of the Participatory Design of Mobile Media in Post-Mobile SocietyUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorOKADA,TomoyukiSpringer, Tomita, H. eds., The Second Offline: Doubling of Time and Placepp. 89-1032021/9/2～SpringerSingapore978-981-16-2424-7In relation to the kinds of devices and services that will be required and accepted in the ‘post-mobile society’ of mature mobile media, this study adopts a participatory design method and examines the methodology of proposing new media design.

LectureUnrefereedOtherSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2020/11/13～2020/11/29

Academic presentationUnrefereedCo-authorTSUCHIYA, Yuko;KITAMURA, Yorio;OGAWA, Akiko;WAGNER, Sarah;HAYASHIDA, Mamiko;OKADA, Tomoyuki2020/9/5～

OrganizerUnrefereedSAITO, Seiichi;IDE, Akira;MURATA, Mariko;FUTAKAMI, Atsushi;OKADA,Tomoyuki2020/7/4～

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2020/3/31～

BookTowards the Era of Genuine MobilityUnrefereedMonographCo-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki;ESHITA, Masayuki;MARUKUSU, Kyoichi;MATSUSITA, Keita;UEMATSU, ErikoNextPublishing Authors Press2019/3/31～B07S776LHV

Research reportPractice of Participatory Design of Mobile Media for Problem-solving in Local CommunitiesUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2019/2/28International Workshop: “Approaches to the ‘Post-Mobile Society”Technical University of Berlin, Department of Sociology

Academic presentationUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2018/11/17～

Academic presentationUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2017/11/18～

LectureUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2017/10/3～

PapersEXPO2015 Milan and the International Expositions in 21st Century: From the spaces of modernity of ‘gaze’ to the events of ‘senses and tasting’In refereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorOKADA,TomoyukiMedia Events;exposition;attractionBulletin of Society for Changing Customs in Contemporary JapanVol. 17 pp.33-422017/9/15～

Research reportUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2017/9/9～

PapersNational Media Events and Information & Communication Technology: Innovative World Fairs of the Early Twenty-First CenturyIn refereedAcademic JournalCo-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki;DANA, Léo-PaulThe International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation ManagementVol. 21, No. 3, 234-2412017/3/20～The relationship between new media and events has increasingly important effects. International expositions (expos), which inspired the opening ceremonies and presentation of medals at the Olympic Games, are considered to be the prototype of national media events. Based on interviews with expo organisers, this study investigated differences in the ways Japan, China, and South Korea utilised information and communication technology (ICT) in their respective 2005, 2010, and 2012 expos. Analysis suggests that the ways these countries organised their expos reflected their respective ICT policies. As such, international expos of the twenty-first century can be understood as national media events of a new era.

LectureUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2016/11/19～

LectureUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2016/11/10～

OrganizerMedia Ecology and Design Thinking: Conceiving Better Information Society thorough Participatory DesignUnrefereedCo-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki2016/11/4～The Japan Society of Information and Communication Research, 2016 Annual Conference of Kansai CenterUmeda Campus of Kansai UniversityAs the concept of design has expanded from graphic design or product design to information design in recent years, the design of the information environment, the user experience, and the interface have attracted more attention. In this conference, following to a keynote lecture by Kari-Hans Kommonen who has studied design thinking and digitized everyday lives, we offered participants an opportunity to experience design thinking through a practical, hands-on workshop session.

Research reportUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2016/7/2～

International academic conferenceMobile Media and Communication in East AsiaIn refereedInternational coauthorshipOKADA,Tomoyuki;Hjorth, Larissa;Habuchi, Ichiyo;Ito, Masaaki;Kogure, Yuichi2016/6/8～The ICA Mobile PreconferenceFukuoka Art MuseumAs one of the most advanced areas in the world regarding mobile media and communication, how has East Asia (Japan, China, South Korea, and Taiwan etc.) performed and what will it become? We will discuss these questions in this workshop from historical/cross-cultural perspectives, public/private spheres and aging societies in progress.

Research reportUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2016/6/1～

PapersDevelopment of Mobile Handsets and Services on the Supplier’s SideUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorOKADA,TomoyukiRoutledge, Tomita, H. eds. The Post-Mobile Society:from the Smart/Mobile to Second Offlinepp.24-342016/4/22～9781138904590

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2016/3/10～978-4-7907-1677-8

PapersPractice and Research on Media Literacy Workshop in Disaster-stricken AreasUnrefereedIn-house publicationCo-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki;KATSUKI, Risa;KITADA, Yoshiko;TSURUYAMA, Hijiri;HAMAZAKI, Mika2016/2/29～This study introduces an examination of workshop which is applied the format of a card gaming for disaster prevention named ‘Crossroad’ to various problems of troubles on using mobile phones and Internet communications. We have verified that practices applied ‘Crossroad’ method affected enlightening and improving of media literacy through the proceeding studies. In this case, as this method could dig out the deeply bottomed content which had been seemed to be difficult to be picked up with great disaster victims. Though we could not derive expected results, we also recognized a little room for improvement of the design of the workshop.

Research reportThe rise and fall of Japanese ’smart’ mobile phones: Why are Japanese mobile-phone manufacturers defeated by Apple, Samsung and others?UnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2015/12/3～2015/12/3Mobile media and everyday lives: Bridging Finland and JapanUniversity of Helsinki

International academic conferenceWhen Does Youth Become Creative? : Exploring Key Elements of Media Workshop Programs to Enhance CreativityIn refereedCo-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki;HAYASHIDA, Mamiko;TSUCHIYA, Yuko;KITAMURA, Yorio;SUGIMOTO, Tatsuo2015/11/20～2015/11/20Media Education Summit 2015Emerson College, Boston, MA

Research reportMobile Communication in Japan: A distorted Information SocietyUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA, Tomoyuki;2015/6/29～French-Japanese Studies' Day: Communication ResearchsThe House of the Human Science of Pari Nord

Book reviewUnrefereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki2015/3/30～978-4-641-29989-4

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-Author;2014/8/10～978-4-7907-1636-5

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;2014/3/31～978-4-87354-582-0

Research reportNational Media Events and ICT: International Expos in 21st Century in East AsiaUnrefereedOKADA, Tomoyuki;Media Culture InterTalk, Germany and Japan 2013: The New Paradigm in Media Action in Japan2013/9/20～East Asian Institute, University of Leipzig

PapersSmartphones as Mobile MediaUnrefereedOtherSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;Symposium on Mobile Communications 2013pp.229-2312013/3/8～

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;2013/3～

PapersA Gaming Approach to Media Literacy PracticeUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorOKADA Tomoyuki;media literacy;cross road;gaming;moile phone;;The Institute of Economic and Political Studies, Economic & Polotical Studies Series,"Safety for Children and Risk CommunicationNo.155, pp1-202012/3/31～978-4-901522-36-6

Edited bookUnderstanding Keitai Society: Mobile Communication and SocietyUnrefereedMonographCo-editorOKADA Tomoyuki;MATSUDA Misa;ITO Kota;MATSUSITA Keita;HABUCHI Ichiyo;AMAGASA Kunikazu;UEMATSU Eriko;TOMITA Hidenori;YOSHIDA Itaru;FUJIMOTO Ken'ichi;KIM Yonnie Kyoung-hwa;mobile phone;information society;media;mobile communication;media literacy;Internet;Yuhikakupp.1-16, 18-19, 229-2472012/3/30～978-4-641-28125-7

BookUnrefereedMonographCo-authored chapterOKADA,Tomoyuki;;;;2011/10/30～

Research reportInformation delivery in World's Fair and media literacyIn refereedOtherSingle-AuthorOKADA, Tomoyuki;2011/5/29～2011/5/29

BookUnrefereedMonographCo-authored chapterOKADA, Tomoyuki;YASUMURA, Katsumi;HORINO, Masato;ENDO, Hideki; TERAOKA, Shingo;2011/4/25～

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorOKADA, Tomoyuki;2011/3/31～

Research reportUnrefereedOtherCo-authorOKADA, Tomoyuki;CHUBACHI, Shin'ichi;IKOMA, Yoshihiro;2010/9/11～2010/9/11

Research reportUnrefereedOtherSingle-AuthorOKADA, Tomoyuki;2010/8/1～2010/8/1

PapersAn examination of possible media form through a workshop methodUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorOKADA, Tomoyuki;cell phone;workshop;2010/2～

Academic presentationUnrefereedOKADA,Tomoyuki;;2009/1/29～

PapersUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;2008/5/30～

PapersMedia and Technology: the innovation and popularization of web and mobile communicationUnrefereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorOKADA Tomoyuki;Journal of Mass Communication StudiesNo.70. 55-662007/1/30～The most significant media changes of the last decade were in the appearance and popularization of the Internet and in the extension of cellular phone functions. In this paper, I will firstly indicate how telecommunication and broadcast has been theoretically positioned in the process of their convergence and then touch upon the fact that media theorists saw the maturation of web communication and the development of print journalism to BBS and then blogging, accompanied also by the enlargement of conventional mass media such as TV-broadcasting to enable active participation by the viewer, as coterminous events. I will then argue that under the spread of cellular phones and the innovation of their handsets and services, a fulltime intimate community has been constructed as a deeply intimate area neither restrained by place nor physical space. It is likely that various media communication services will soon be offered targeting this intimate sphere and the small public sphere it provides on the web. SNS (social networking service) which has seen increasing popularity in recent years is one such example, and apprehending this phenomenon is one of the most important issues which media theories must address.

BookThe EXPO What I Loved: Unofficial documents of EXPO 2005, Aichi, JapanUnrefereedMonographCo-authorOKADA Tomoyuki;KATO Haruhiro;OGAWA Akiko;Liberta Publishing9-10, 35-54, 224-243, 252-2542006/7/14～

Academic presentationUnrefereedSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;2006/5/28～

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;2005/10/20～Kansai University Grant-in-Aid for the Faculty Joint Research Program 20030401-20040331

Research reportUnrefereedCo-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki;;;;2005/9/10～

Research reportSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;2005/4/22～

BookPersonal, Portable, Pedestrian: Mobile Phones in Japanese LifeIn refereedMonographCo-authorOKADA Tomoyuki;Mizuko Ito;Daisuke Okabe;Misa Matsuda eds.;The MIT Presspp.41-602005～Wrote chap.2 ”Youth Culture and the Shaping of Japanese Mobile Media: Personalization and the Keitai Internet as Mutimedia”. It describes how keitai cultures developed out of the fertile ground of youth street practices and visual culturesand a history of text messaging that extended back to youth pager use in the early 1990s. Drawing from the interviews with youth as well as historical materials, this paper illutrates how Japanese youth cultures pushed mobile media in the direction of personalization and multimedia functionality, presenting an alternative design paradigm that differed from the original thrust toward networking business institutions.

Survey reportUnrefereedOtherSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;2004/3～

Survey reportUnrefereedOtherCo-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki;2004/3～

Translated article or paperPerpetual contact : mobile communication, private talk, public performanceMonographCo-authorOKADA Tomoyuki;Tomita Hidenori;Fujimoto Ken'ichi;Matsuda Misa;Tsurumoto Kaori et al.;2003/6/30～

Edited bookUnderstanding Mobile MediaUnrefereedMonographCo-authorOKADA Tomoyuki;MATSUDA Misa;TOMITA Hidenori;FUJIMOTO Ken'ichi;HABUCHI Ichiyo;Yuhikaku2002/4/30～

PapersThe Use of Mobile Telephone and Human RelationshipsUnrefereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorOKADA Tomoyuki;The Research Institute of Consumer and Household Economy, Japanese Journal of Research on Household Economics,vol.532002～

PapersLiterature in Digital Media Age : on ”99nin no Saishuu Densha” as a Hypertext novelMonographSingle-AuthorOKADA Tomoyuki;2002～

PapersMobile Phone as MultimediaUnrefereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorOKADA Tomoyuki;Shibundo, L'Esprit D'AujourduiNo.405, pp.63-732001/4/1～

PapersMobile Media and Social Change of Everyday CommunicationsMonographSingle-AuthorOKADA Tomoyuki;Yamazaki,Masakazu/Nishigaki,Toru eds, The IT Revolution as Culture, Shobunsha2000/10/30～

OrganizerOKADA Tomoyuki;;;;;;2000/6/4～

PapersSpecifics of Medium and Interpersonal Relationships in Using Mobile Telephone: The results of a survey on university studentsIn refereedAcademic JournalCo-authorOKADA Tomoyuki;Matsuda Misa;Habuchi Ichiyo;2000/3/25～In this paper, we aimed to investigate how university students use mobile phones. Particularly we have focused on personal relations and communications. Major findings are as follows: (1) more women use mobile phones more than men. Moreover, users are sociable and have more a monthly allowance and more interests in new media. (2) Men tend to use the mobile phones as an exclusive line to connect. Women tend to use the phone as a form of security. (3) Text service, like a pager, is often used by women, and they can adapt media to suit the occasion. (4) Heavy users are more sociable, and are felt more likely to have more face-to-face communications than before getting the mobile phone. In addition, they tend to select ”friends” by using the mobile phone. (5) With answering machines users select the call, have contradicted tendencies: one is more sociable character; the other is to have a limited sphere of their acquaintances. Moreover, they fell that they are use to the mobile phone. (6) In caller-ID service, people who use it and select the call, are more dependent on a mobile phone and feel far more psychological stances to her/his family. (7) It is important for users to keep a company, and necessary to keep friendships, but they would like to take exception from troublesome of others.

Co-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki;1999/10/30～

BookUnrefereedMonographCo-authored chapterOKADA,Tomoyuki;;1999/3/31～

BookUnrefereedMonographCo-authored chapterOKADA Tomoyuki;;;1998/11/1～

Chapter or SectionMonographCo-authorOKADA Tomoyuki;;;1998/10/10～

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;1998/4/30～

BookMonographCo-authored chapterOKADA,Tomoyuki;1998/4/30～

Research reportUnrefereedOKADA,Tomoyuki;1998/3/21～

Research reportOtherSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;1997/9/30～

Research reportCo-authorOKADA,Tomoyuki;1997/9/30～

BookUnrefereedMonographCo-authored chapterOKADA Tomoyuki;;;;;1997/6/30～

PapersUnrefereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;1997/4/30～

PresentationsCo-authorOKADA Tomoyuki;;;;;1996/11/23～

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;1996/7/10～Kansai University Special Research Fund

PresentationsSingle-AuthorOKADA,Tomoyuki;1996/1/22～

OtherCo-authorOKADA Tomoyuki;;1993/5/9～

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