Ko Kāpene Tiapana tā mātou kiripuaki waimarie. Ko te rangatira rangatahi ia i tētahi rōpū o Te Taua Moana o Murakami. Ka mauria te pōtae mārō o te tipa e ia.
The Chinese zodiac goes around the cycle in 12 years. Its first zodiac is the year of the mouse as with this year, 2020. Coincidentally, I participated in an annual photo exhibition every year in the last cycle, from 2008 to 2019. Above is the gallery of my exhibits. They ware not themed with the animal of the corresponding year. Maybe in the next round.
Ka porowhita ngā ara matua Haina i ngā tau e tekau mā rua ai. Ko tēnei tau, 2020, te tuatahi o rātou. Ko te tau o kiore ināianei. I te porowhita tōmua, kua whai wāhi atu ahau ki te whakatauranga whakaahua a ngā hoa ākonga o mua ia tau, ia tau. Ko te kiriata runga ake āku tāpaetanga mō rātou. Kaore āhuatia ngā ara matua Haina e ēnei tāpaetanga, engari, a te porowhita hou, pea?
As our new year’s resolution of 2020, or of this decade, we would like to contribute to the advancement of the whole-human communication with the latest ICT developments.
In Tiapana ICT, we conceive eHealth as “(all) encompassing health” which represents not just electronic devices or any other technologies. It could also be called ecosystem focused/oriented health. It is a holistic approach to health mobilising whatever resources available and relevant with advanced technologies and insights.
Tiapana ICT では eHealth の e を、単なる電子機器やその他のテクノロジーだけでなく、 encompassing「(全て)を包含する、全方位の」医療、健康管理と捉えています。あるいはエコシステム指向の医療、健康管理ということもできます。健康に対して、全体的な観点から取り組み、先進の技術や知見から利用可能で適切な全てのリソースを活用するものです。
E whaiwhakaaro ana mātou ki te “e” o te eHealth, he “encompassing” he manaaki katoa, ehara he hangarau anake.
The design motif of our company logo is “Ama no Iwafune” (Japanese meaning “heavenly rock ship”), the legendary rock-solid vessel which can navigate between heaven and earth.
As our original design, it features the Pleiades as its sail. The stars have a great significance both in New Zealand indigenous Maori culture as “Matariki” and in Japanese traditional culture as “Subaru”.
Ukoh, a Japanese Kiwi tattoo artist living in Auckland, kindly presented us with this design. His works can be seen at his online tattoo gallery. He takes order for picture or design, just e-mail: ukoh.rain@gmail.com.
We are providing information about eHealth, cloud services, virtual reality and seafaring cultures in three languages: English, Japanese and Te Reo Māori.
Nau mai, haere mai ki Tiapana ICT. E kōrero ana mātou i te ī-Hauora me te kapua taupānga me te motuhenga mariko me ngā ahurea moana i ngā reo e toru: te reo Ingarihi me te reo Hapani me te reo Māori.