I met Edson Miyamoto ( ミヤモト・エジソン) during my poster presentation at the JCSS2005 meeting. A very impressive sharp thinker, he is interested in Japanese sentence parsing in reading as well. Some of his questions implied that syntactic processes would guide eye movements in reading Japanese, which I doubt (in most cases during normal reading). It was one of the highlights at Kyoto. I felt sorry not being able to attend his Japanese Language Processing Workshop.
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