• September 21, 2009: Toshio Yamagishi handed the money from the closed Alan Miller Foundation to Alan's family. (at L'enfant qui reve, Sapporo)
• 

• September 9, 2009: Alan's prune tree has finally had fruits!!!! (In the photo is happy Eijun Senaha)
• 

• August 31, 2009: Alan Miller Foundation completes its original task and puts a period to the official activity.
  

• May 18, 2008: Alan's tree has finally bloomed after five years!!!
• <--Click to see more pics.

• January 18, 2008: A new book by Alan and his friend Satoshi Kanazawa was published in September 2007. The book has so far been translated into Italian, Japanese, and Portuguese. There is a reason why you will want to buy this book. For more information, go to Biography page.
• <-- Click to go.

• January 10, 2008: Alantown is back! Many apologies from the administrator for the long inconvenience since it disappeared after the collapse of web-server in his lab. Please send him any update information!

• October 17, 2003: New photos from Alan's friend, Prof. Fumiaki Ojima, added to the Photos page.

• <-- Click to go.

• July 3, 2003: Most pictures on the Photos page made enlargeable. You can now inspect more closely how Alan looked in his early and later years.

• July 3, 2003: Alan's tree bloomed on May 26 (Sorry for the late notice).
• <--Click to see.

• May 20, 2003: Pictures at the Prune Tree Planting for Alan added.
• <-- Click to go.

• March 24, 2003: Messages from Alan's mother, Thelma Miller, Alan's brother Mic Elvenstar, and Paul Stapleton added to the Memories page.

• March 24, 2003: The logo on the top page changed, because Miyoko hated the old one, which reminded her of the (uncool) logo of a delivery company in the U.S.. However, the present version does not look very great, too. Any ideas, Alantown residents??

• March 24, 2003: A part of Alan's carriculum vitae added (still underconstruction).

• March 17, 2003: Twelve wonderful pictures from Michael Orensztein added to the Photos page.

• March 16, 2003: Alan and Tomoko's new scientific article got published in Social Psychology Quarterly.

• March 13, 2003: Dr. Darren Sherkat's memories added.

Please send whatever seems worth-considering to be on this site, comments, suggestions, and/or corrections (especially Engrish grammar) to Masaki Yuki, myuki@let.hokudai.ac.jp (total file size should be smaller than 10MB), or Department of Behavioral Science, Hokkaido University, N10 W7 Kita-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0810 Japan (parcel size should be smaller than a UPS truck).