An explanation of the historical development of the National Institute for Minamata Disease, along with its organizational chart, activity overview, etc.
An explanation of the historical development of the Minamata Disease Archives, along with an exhibition overview, facility guide, etc.
Guidance for learning activities at the Minamata Disease Archives, which also contains explanations of Minamata disease and mercury in a Q&A format.
Descriptions of the types of mercury, mercury in fish and shellfish and in the natural environment, changes and circulations of mercury as a result of ingestion into the human body, measurement of mercury in hair samples, etc.
Explanation as to what steps should be taken if a thermometer containing mercury breaks at home, etc. and metallic mercury spills.
Description of the MEG Center, a facility established for the purpose of examining objective means of diagnosing methylmercury poisoning.
Description of nursing-care prevention activities in the region affected by Minamata disease that are designed to deliver better welfare for the region.
Description of our outpatient rehabilitation service offered mainly to fetus and infant Minamata disease patients.
Explanation about the treatment research that we conduct in pursuit of delivering improvements in activities of daily living in Minamata disease patients.
Explains the form and role of the nerves and the site of damage (cerebellum) and symptoms of methylmercury poisoning.
Explains the form and role of the nerves and the site of damage (occipital lobe) and symptoms of methylmercury poisoning.
Explains the form and role of the nerves and the site of damage (postcentral gyrus) and symptoms of methylmercury poisoning.
Explains the form and role of the nerves and the site of damage (transverse temporal gyrus) and symptoms of methylmercury poisoning.