With a celebration of 100th anniversary of the Japan Endocrine Society (JES) just close at hand in 2026, Endocrine Journal is expanding a special program entitled “MESSAGES TOWARD JES 100TH ANNIVERSARY.”
Successive presidents, honorary members, society awardees of JES, and other contributors retrospect their own research and clinical experiences, and give a special remark on future and expectation for JES / EJ.
Please take a look at a series of gem essays worth-reading.
Vol. 71 Issue 11 Norimasa Sagawa
Fetus is a possible target of preemptive medicine—from curative endocrinology to preemptive endocrinology—
Vol. 71 Issue 10 Kazue Takano
My endocrine research and the development of women specialists
Vol. 71 Issue 9 Gudrun A. Rappold
Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Japan Endocrine Society and international collaborations
Vol. 71 Issue 8 Kinji Inoue
Memories of our research on the hypothalamo-hypophyseal system
Vol. 71 Issue 7 Sadayoshi Ito
Once in a Lifetime~Dream, Passion, Challenge, and Respect for Peers~
Vol. 71 Issue 6 Isamu Miyamori
An impressive case of Cushing’s syndrome—Thank you for your silent message—
Vol. 71 Issue 5 Toshihiko Yanase
Reflections and expectations of an endocrinologist and diabetologist on the launch of a new, board-certified Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism specialist system pioneered by the JES and the JDS
Vol. 71 Issue 4 Mitsuyasu Itoh
The soliloquy of a clinical endocrinologist who spent half a century as an academic member
Vol. 71 Issue 3 Kyohei Nonaka
Glucagon—A hormone that acts during starvation
Vol. 71 Issue 2 Kozo Hashimoto
My career in endocrinology and outstanding neuroendocrinologists we collaborated
Vol. 71 Issue 1 Robert Yoshiyuki Osamura
My Pituitary Research as Pathology and Endocrinology
Vol. 70 Issue 12 Toshihiro Suda
Reminiscences of my life as an endocrine researcher
Vol. 70 Issue 11 Toshio Ogihara
Endocrinology and my research life
Vol. 70 Issue 10 Michio Takahashi
Endocrinologia Japonica gave birth to Endocrine Journal
Vol. 70 Issue 9 Masatomo Mori
Discover inspiring stories from the 100-year history of the Japan Endocrine Society; progress toward future successes
Vol. 70 Issue 8 Toshio Matsumoto
Celebrating 100th Anniversary of the Japan Endocrine Society
Vol. 70 Issue 7 Mitsuhide Naruse
My 50 years in adrenal endocrinology coincident with 100 years of the Japan Endocrine Society
Vol. 70 Issue 6 Yuji Matsuzawa
The 100th Anniversary of the Foundation of the Japan Endocrine Society—The Proposal of Adipoendocrinology
Vol. 70 Issue 5 Ryoichi Takayanagi
Treasure every encounter with endocrinology and metabolism research
Vol. 70 Issue 4 San-e Ishikawa
Water metabolism and vasopressin
Vol. 70 Issue 3 Hiroshi Itoh
“Endocrine Supremacism” of new version in the Anthropocene
Vol. 70 Issue 2 Shunichi Yamashita
Always embracing new challenges in my life from Nagasaki onward
Vol. 70 Issue 1 Shozo Yamada
Messages from a pituitary surgeon
Vol. 69 Issue 12 Takashi Akamizu
Toward celebrating the centenary of the JES
Vol. 69 Issue 11 Yutaka Oiso
Vasopressin, my best friend for life & Dr. Gary L. Robertson, the founder of the vasopressin world
Vol. 69 Issue 10 Hiroo Imura
Endocrinology in the era of Anthropocene
Vol. 69 Issue 9 Hajime Nawata
Celebration of 100th anniversary of the Japan Endocrine Society
Vol. 69 Issue 8 Hiroshi Arima
The 100th anniversary is coming: a message from the president
