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Host community perspectives on Expo 2025 and post-event redevelopment: Comparing visitors and non-visitors

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By Takashi Yamada, Marina Kita
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Despite extensive research on mega-events and resident perceptions, few studies examine how residents evaluate mega-events and post-event site redevelopment as a continuous process. This study investigates local residents’ expectations and anxieties regarding the 2025 Japan International Exposition and the planned integrated resort development on its former site. Surveys were conducted in the Expo host region among Expo visitors and non-visitors.
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Early detection of a severe autism spectrum disorder group in young children using eye-tracking measures

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By Kenji Tsuchiya, Taiichi Katayama, Shun Takahashi, Takashi Yamada, Ryo Kimura, Hiroyoshi Adachi, Manabu Ikeda, Yoshimasa Mamiya, Kasumi Watanabe, Yoshiro Sugita
| Nature Verified
Abstract Delays in diagnostic confirmation remain common in young children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). These delays are particularly concerning for children with severe symptoms and elevated support needs, for whom early identification is especially important. There is therefore a need for objective and feasible approaches to assist early identification prior to specialist evaluation. Eye-tracking is a non-invasive method for quantifying gaze-fixation patterns associated with ASD.
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Cross-country comparison of metropolitan area stay coefficients: the relationship between shopping stay time and travel time from person trip surveys

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By Takashi Yamada, Masatomo Suzuki, Eri Aoki
| Taylor & Francis Online
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