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Contents Introduction: Nexus: an emerging concept in sustainable development (Aiko Endo, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature: RIHN, Associate Professor, Fishery economics, Ocean Policy)   Part 1: Water-Energy Nexus 1.           Evaluation of potential and trade-offs for micro hydropower in post 3.11, Japan -              Masahiko Fujii [Hokkaido University, Associate Professor, Environmental Earth Science] 2.           Potential and social acceptability of micro hydropower in Laguna de Bay, Philippines -              Karen Ann B. Jago-on [University of the Philippines, Assistant Professor, Urban & Regional Planning] and Fernando Siringan [UP, Professor, Marine & Coastal Geology] 3.           Three-dimensional thermal fluid flow modeling in Beppu, Japan -              Jun Nishijima [Kyushu University, Assistant Professor, Geothermal Energy], Yayan Sofyan and Kento Narutomi 4.           Hot spring drainage impact on fish communities around temperate estuaries in southwestern Japan -              Shinji Osawa [Institute For Geothermal Sciences, Kyoto University, Professor, Geothermic] and Makoto Yamada [RIHN, Researcher, Hydrology] 5.           Shale gas development and water-energy Nexus in North-East B.C., Canada -              Diana Allen [Simon Fraser University, Professor, Water Energy Cycles]   Part 2: Water-Food Nexus 6.           Study for Nexus between Submarine groundwater discharge and Primary Production -              Ryo Sugimoto [Fukui Prefectural University, Assistant Professor, Coastal Fisheries] and Hisami Honda [RIHN, Research associate, Coastal Oceanography] 7.           Submarine groundwater discharge and coastal fishery as water-food Nexus -              Jun Shoji [Hiroshima University, Associate Professor, Costal Aquatic Bioscience] 8.           Assessment of Submarine Groundwater Discharge (SGD) as a Source of Nutrient at Citarum River Estuary, Indonesia -   ;           Rachmat Fajar Lubis [Indonesia Institute of Science, Researcher, Hydrogeology] and Robert Delinom [Indonesia Institute of Science, Professor, Geology] 9.           Scarcity and trade-off: water-energy-food Nexus in Pajaro Valley, California -              Kim Burnett [University of Hawaii, Researcher, Environmental Economics] and Jason Gurdak [San Francisco State University, Assistant Professor, Hydrology]   Part 3: Untying Trade-offs and Designing Sustainable Society 10.       Socio-economic benefits to the community associated with Jatiluhur reservoir -              Deny Hidayati [Indonesia Institute of Science, Researcher, Human Ecology] 11.  ;     Experience of disaster and the cognition of local resources: A survey of a tsunami damaged town in Japan -              Takaaki Kato [The University of Kitakyushu, Associate Professor, Environment Economic Assessment], Ayano Yanagihara and Aiko Endo 12.       Culture in between Resource uses -              Tomohiro Oh [RIHN, Researcher, Resource studies] 13.       Making Social Networks Visible: Shared Awareness of Stakeholders on Groundwater -              Michinori Kimura [Lake Biwa Environmental Research Institute, Researcher, Social Network Theory]   Part 4: Inter- and Trans-Disciplinary Approach for Nexus Issues 14.       Water, energy, and food security in the Asia Pacific region -              Makoto Taniguchi [RIHN, Professor, Hydrology] 15.       Framing nexus concept to interdisciplinary research tools and building systematic framework -              Aiko Endo[RIHN, Associate Professor, Fishery Economics, Coastal and Marine Policy], Terukazu Kumazawa [RIHN, Associate Professor, Ontology], Makoto Yamada [RIHN, Researcher, Hydrology] and Takaaki Kato [The University of Kitakyushu, Associate Professor, Environment Economic Assessment] 16.       Stakeholder analysis and co-production of local scenario on water-energy-food NEXUS -              Kenshi Baba [Tokyo City University, Professor, Policy Process Theory] and Naoki Masuhara [RIHN, Researcher, Environmental Energy Policy]