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Examples of subduction processes are currently investigated　around the Kii Peninsula, Honshu Island by Japanese　as well as　international projects. The most well-known is the　NanTroSEIZE project conducted by the Integrated Ocean　Drilling Program (IODP). Drilling (riserless) with the　drillship Chikyu started southeast off the Kii Peninsula in　October 2007. In addition, the Japanese government launched　a new project called Dense Ocean floor Network System for　Earthquakes and Tsunamis (DONET) to install an integratedocean bottom cable system for continuously monitoring　earthquakes and tsunamis between the Kii Peninsula　and the NanTroSEIZE drilling site. On land on the Kii　Peninsula, an array of shallow boreholes for monitoring　changes in groundwater level and strain is being constructed　by Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science　and Technology (AIST, Fig. 1). As part of the latter project,the International Continental Scientific Drilling Program　(ICDP) organized and funded a workshop to prepare for　land-based intermediate depth drilling to install monitoring　equipment complementing the AIST and NantroSEIZE　projects

ICDP Workshop on Borehole Monitoring at the Nankai Subduction Zone: Building a Land-Ocean Borehole Network to Study the Seismogenic Zone