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The Geological Survey of Japan (GSJ), established in 1882, marked its 135th anniversary in 2017 and has issued numerous publications, such as geologic maps, research articles and newsletters, during its history. This article compiles previous GSJ publications related to radiolarian research for future reference. In the GSJ publications from 1950 to 2019, the term of RADIOLARIA in Japanese appears in 252 Geological Maps of the Quadrangle Series (1:50,000), in 21 Geological Maps of the Quadrangle Series (1:200,000), in 75 articles of the Bulletin of the Geological Survey of Japan, in 14 items in Chishitsu News, in 21 items in GSJ Chishitsu News and in seven articles in the Cruise Report. The GSJ publications related to radiolarian research increased during the 1980s, which is consistent with the commonly called Radiolarian Revolution.

Radiolarian research by the Geological Survey of Japan, AIST, with bibliographic lists from 1950 to 2019