ΤuZino, Тaqumi (my declaration); Name anglicised/given family/: Τaqumi ТuZino;
Τuzino, Takumi (orthography ISO3602); Tsujino/Tujino (alternative spellings)
ΤαϘυμι ΤουΖηνο, ΤαQυμι ΤυΖηνο, ΤαΚυμι, Такуми Тушино, ТаҀуми

Phonologically Nearest Pronunciation in English: Ts-Jean-no or Tz-Zee-no, Tac-me or Tackle-me (with dark l); Jean-noel, Coolmean (similar pronunciation)
Pronunciation(IPA)
Pronunciation as English; to zÍno tákwmy, toozÍno takyóomy' or [tju:'zaino taekwmi] is also granted. Or more simply 'Taq Zino.'

Another glyph of chinese characters for Ταqυμι, ΤυΖινο (presentday orthographic glyph);

If you speak Greek, `ТuΖinо' may remind του Ζηνονος, which means "of/von/de Zeno/Ζηνων." ...

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Quercus mongolica var. grosseserrata, ``MiduNara''(wet oak)
meant ``The oak of monglia, with great saw''
Dominant tree in Japan cool-temperate forests.
Lingua Iaponica (in Japanese)
in English
Lingua italiana (sotto scrittura)
Deutsche Sprache (im schreiben)

Diagnosis

--- I am a geologist with a hammer,
and never want to be one without a hammer. ---

Stratigrapher
Doctor of Science (Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University, or Kyauto University)

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Interest on Academics

laminated mudstone, taphonomy(fossilisation), palaeobotany, submarine channel

Selected Publications

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Documents 

Technique of acoustic exploration; An introduction to the first laboratory of Hakurei-maru (GH01 voyage. For student research assistants; in Japanese) HTML PDF
SU (Seismic Unix) Tips, GMT(Generic Mapping Tools) Tips, ...

Links

Dept. Geology and Meneralogy, Kyoto University(Kyauto University)
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If you speak Greek, `ТuΖinо' may remind του Ζηνονος, which means "of/von/de Zeno/Ζηνων."
(ΤaϘumi ТuΖinо means τα ακμια του Ζηνονος/ZHNON ??)
The orthography of `ТUΖINО' however, simply follows ISO3602 strict form of Japanese Romanisation (Nihon-siki), which was originally invented by Tanakadate Aikitu(田中舘 愛橘). Capital `Z' of 'Τuzinо` is absolutely my original as a brand. Irregular spelling is extended to `q' of `taqumi,' though I deeply respect Dr. Tanakadate and his invention. I love `q', which infers quest and question, quartz and quarry, quiz and quiet, qua and quare, quanom and quaidam, or quercus.