FUNAHASHI Hideki

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Faculty of Medicine College Hospital Psychiatry department

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Lecturer

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  • 博士(医) ( 2015.3   宮崎大学 )

  • 学士(医学) ( 2002.3   宮崎医科大学 )

 

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  • Role of orexin receptors in histamine- and chloroquine-induced pruriceptive processing Reviewed

    Kanemaru-Kawazoe A., Funahashi H., Kogoh Y., Haruta-Tsukamoto A., Miyahara Y., Nishimori T., Ishida Y., Hirano Y.

    Neuroscience Research   219   104952   2025.10

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    It is known that orexin peptides are involved in nociceptive processing, while little is known about the roles of these peptides in itch processing. To reveal the functions of orexin peptides in pruriceptive processing, orexin A (OX-A) and orexin B (OX-B) were applied before histamine or chloroquine (CQ). The administration of OX-A reduced the numbers of scratching events and c-Fos positive cells induced by histamine and CQ, but not OX-B. To clarify the involvement of orexin receptors in pruriceptive processing, OX-A was administered after the injection of an orexin receptor type 1 (OX<inf>1</inf>) antagonist (SB334867) or an orexin receptor type 2 (OX<inf>2</inf>) antagonist (JNJ10397049) before histamine and CQ injections. The attenuating effects of OX-A on histamine- and CQ-induced scratching events were reversed by JNJ1039 and SB334867, respectively. To confirm the role of OX<inf>2</inf> receptor, an OX<inf>2</inf> receptor agonist (YNT185) was applied before the injection of histamine or CQ. Scratching events and c-Fos expression induced by histamine, but not CQ, were attenuated by the pretreatment with YNT185. These results indicate that OX-A elicits the attenuating effects in pruriceptive processing and that itch signals induced by histamine and CQ appear to be differentially regulated by the OX<inf>2</inf> receptors and OX<inf>1</inf> receptors.

    DOI: 10.1016/j.neures.2025.104952

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  • Role of orexin receptors in histamine- and chloroquine-induced pruriceptive processing Reviewed

    金丸 杏奈, 船橋 英樹, 古郷 央一郎, 西森 利數, 平野 羊嗣

    Neuroscience Research   219   104952   2025.10

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    Language:English   Publishing type:Research paper (scientific journal)   Publisher:Elsevier Ireland Ltd  

    It is known that orexin peptides are involved in nociceptive processing, while little is known about the roles of these peptides in itch processing. To reveal the functions of orexin peptides in pruriceptive processing, orexin A (OX-A) and orexin B (OX-B) were applied before histamine or chloroquine (CQ). The administration of OX-A reduced the numbers of scratching events and c-Fos positive cells induced by histamine and CQ, but not OX-B. To clarify the involvement of orexin receptors in pruriceptive processing, OX-A was administered after the injection of an orexin receptor type 1 (OX1) antagonist (SB334867) or an orexin receptor type 2 (OX2) antagonist (JNJ10397049) before histamine and CQ injections. The attenuating effects of OX-A on histamine- and CQ-induced scratching events were reversed by JNJ1039 and SB334867, respectively. To confirm the role of OX2 receptor, an OX2 receptor agonist (YNT185) was applied before the injection of histamine or CQ. Scratching events and c-Fos expression induced by histamine, but not CQ, were attenuated by the pretreatment with YNT185. These results indicate that OX-A elicits the attenuating effects in pruriceptive processing and that itch signals induced by histamine and CQ appear to be differentially regulated by the OX2 receptors and OX1 receptors.

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  • Development of a questionnaire for evaluating supporters’ skills in Hikikomori support Reviewed

    Kubo H., Naono-Nagatomo K., Sakai M., Nonaka S., Funahashi H., Ishida Y., Hirano Y.

    Current Psychology   44 ( 14 )   13203 - 13221   2025.7

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    Enhancing the skills of hikikomori supporters inherently contributes to improving the quality of support provided. However, a comprehensive skills assessment tool for these supporters has not yet been developed. This study aimed to develop a self-rated questionnaire, the Hikikomori Supporter’s Skills Checklist (HSSC). Based on a preliminary survey involving 43 supporters, the HSSC draft was revised. The revised version comprises 39 items addressing various aspects of consultation support. In the main survey, questionnaires were posted to 118 hikikomori community support centers. To assess convergent and discriminant validity and derive clinical insights, respondents completed the HSSC along with measures of stigmatic attitudes toward hikikomori and psychiatric patients, workplace psychological flexibility, burnout, and demographics, including prior experience in hikikomori-related learning and support. Analysis of 238 valid responses revealed a single-factor structure; however, 12 items were removed due to lower item factor loadings. The refined 27-item HSSC demonstrated acceptable internal consistency (Cronbach’s α = 0.74). HSSC scores showed a significant correlation with the number of training sessions undertaken (ρ = 0.24), along with other theoretically consistent but statistically non-significant correlations, supporting the checklist’s validity. Furthermore, in the comparison involving specific questions with relatively low correct response rate, a linear increase in the total HSSC score was observed across the low-, middle-, and high correct response rate groups. However, score distribution deviated from normality due to limited data from lower-scoring participants, restricting parametric analysis. Although further validation is necessary, the HSSC appears valuable for promoting self-reflection among hikikomori supporters and evaluating training outcomes.

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  • Development of a questionnaire for evaluating supporters’ skills in Hikikomori support Reviewed

    久保 浩明, 境 泉洋, 船橋 英樹, 石田 康, 平野 羊嗣

    Current Psychology   44 ( 14 )   13203 - 13221   2025.6

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    Enhancing the skills of hikikomori supporters inherently contributes to improving the quality of support provided. However, a comprehensive skills assessment tool for these supporters has not yet been developed. This study aimed to develop a self-rated questionnaire, the Hikikomori Supporter’s Skills Checklist (HSSC). Based on a preliminary survey involving 43 supporters, the HSSC draft was revised. The revised version comprises 39 items addressing various aspects of consultation support. In the main survey, questionnaires were posted to 118 hikikomori community support centers. To assess convergent and discriminant validity and derive clinical insights, respondents completed the HSSC along with measures of stigmatic attitudes toward hikikomori and psychiatric patients, workplace psychological flexibility, burnout, and demographics, including prior experience in hikikomori-related learning and support. Analysis of 238 valid responses revealed a single-factor structure

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  • 「嘘」を直面化した際に異なる反応を示した4症例 Invited

    船橋英樹,藤元貴子,津曲麻依,鶴田健二,中尾周平,山下真由子,久保浩明,平野羊嗣,石田康

    九州神経精神医学誌   69 ( 2 )   101 - 107   2024.4

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  • がん患者の精神症状はこう診る 向精神薬はこう使う

    上村恵一,小川朝生,谷向仁,船橋英樹( Role: Joint editor ,  第2章 3.せん妄)

    じほう  2015.6 

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  • がん患者の精神症状はこう診る向精神薬はこう使う : 精神腫瘍医のアプローチが25のケースでわかる

    上村 恵一, 小川 朝生, 谷向 仁, 船橋 英樹

    じほう  2015 

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  • うつ病治療のエクセレンス〜ミルナシプランの治療経験からみえてくるもの

    石田康,武田龍一郎,安部博史,松尾寿栄,蛯原功介,船橋英樹,池田哲也,西森利數( Role: Joint author ,  81−84)

    アルタ出版  2010.12 

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  • 「嘘」を直面化した際に異なる反応を示した4症例 Invited Reviewed

    船橋英樹*, 藤元貴子, 津曲麻依, 鶴田健二, 中尾周平, 山下真由子, 久保浩明, 平野羊嗣, 石田康

    九州神経精神医学誌   69   101 - 107   2024.4

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  • 出産を契機に人格統合に至った解離性同一性障害の1症例 Reviewed

    船橋英樹*, 金丸杏奈, 石本明実, 後田眞樹, 山下真由子, 吉田佳奈, 中尾周平, 山口朋音, 橘紗稀, 小佐井昌人, 久保浩明, 石田康

    宮崎県医師会医学会誌   68   9 - 14   2022.9

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  • がん患者にみられる通常の心理反応と精神疾患 怒りや否認へのアプローチ

    船橋英樹

    薬事   55 ( 12 )   2190 - 2194   2013.11

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  • 宮崎県内の緩和ケア普及への取り組み

    船橋英樹、國枝良行

    宮崎市郡医師会会報「一語一話」   ( 63 )   10 - 11   2011.2

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  • 研修セミナー精神腫瘍医コースを終えて

    船橋英樹

    日本サイコオンコロジーニューズレター   ( 63 )   10 - 11   2010.11

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  • A Mast cell stabilizer suppresses the induction of scratching behavior by subcutaneous administration of SP or HK-1

    Japan Pain Week  2025.12.5 

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    Event date: 2025.12.4 - 2025.12.6

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  • Exploring the Therapeutic Potential of Endokinin Peptides: A Promising Lead Compound for Anti-Inflammatory Drugs

    Japan Pain Week  2025.12.5 

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    Event date: 2025.12.4 - 2025.12.6

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  • A mast cell stabilizer reduced the induction of scratching behavior by subcutaneous administration of SP or HK-1 International conference

    Funahashi H, Kogoh Y, Kanemaru-Kawazoe A, Uchida H, Haruta-Tsukamoto A, Miyahara Y, Hirano Y, Nishimori T, Ishida Y

    12th World Congress on Itch  2023.11.5 

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    Event date: 2023.11.4 - 2023.11.7

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  • Role of PBN projecting CeApdyn amygdala neurons in nociception International coauthorship International conference

    Funahashi H, Pavlenko D, Sakai K, Akiyama T

    Sfn Global Connectome  2021.1 

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    Event date: 2021.1.12

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  • Effect of [Leu11]-HK-1-derived peptides on scratching behavior in mice with chronic itch International conference

    Funahashi H, Miyahara Y, Haruta-Tsukamoto A, Naono-Nakayama R, Nishimori T, Ishida Y

    9th World Congress on Itch  2017.11 

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    Event date: 2017.11.3 - 2017.11.5

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  • 第6回DPA研究会

    2010.1   第6回DPA研究会  

    船橋英樹, 武田龍一郎, 長友慶子, 松尾寿栄, 安部博史, 石田 康

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    Award type:Award from international society, conference, symposium, etc.  Country:Japan

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  • パーキンソン病モデルラットのアロディニアに関連した線条体アストロサイトの機能解析

    Grant number:21K07503  2021.04 - 2024.03

    独立行政法人日本学術振興会  科学研究費補助金  基盤研究(C)

    石田 康

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  • 痒みの伝達におけるヘモキニン-1の役割に関する研究

    Grant number:26870451  2014.04 - 2016.03

    科学研究費補助金  若手研究(B)

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    Authorship:Principal investigator 

    痒みの伝達におけるヘモキニン-1の役割に関する研究