研究者基本情報

氏名

• 氏名

  Chiyo ISHIYAMA

所属・職名

• Department of Tourism and Community Development, Associate Professor

学歴

• Oct. 2015, Mar. 2019
• Apr. 2001, Mar. 2003
• Apr. 1999, Mar. 2001, The University of Tokyo, The Faculty of Engineering, Department of Urban Engineering

学位

• 25 Mar. 2019, 博士（工学）, 東京大学, 工学関係, 博工第9512号, 町並み保全地域における自主規範を軸とした空間的・社会的調整システムの構築に関する研究
• 28 Mar. 2003, 修士（工学）, 東京大学, 工学関係, 修工第19187号, 都市ストックの継承と創造に配慮した学校跡地の計画に関する研究

職歴

• Apr. 2020, 9999, Kokugakuin University, Organization for the Advancement of Research and Development, Associate Professor
• 2019, 9999
• 2019, 9999, The University of Tokyo, The Graduate School of Engineering
• 2016, 2018, The University of Tokyo, The Graduate School of Engineering
• 2013, 2015
• 2003, 2013
• 2005, 2007, Kushiro Public University of Economics

本学就任年月日

• 01 Apr. 2020

研究活動

Misc

• 29 Feb. 2024
• 113, 10, 57, 68, 01 Oct. 2022
• 26, 01 Oct. 2022

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• 56, 3, 508, 515, 25 Oct. 2021

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• 01 Dec. 2020

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• 6, 7, 30 Apr. 2020
• 133, Feb. 2020
• The Systems to Return Tourism Benefits in Local Community during the Tourists Increasing Period －Focusing on the Struggles for Balance between Principle and Benefits in a Conservation Area－, ISHIYAMA Chiyo; KUBOTA Aya, Proceedings of JITR Annual Conference, 281, 284, Dec. 2019
• Creation and Continuation of Local Seasonal Features for the Maintenance of the ‘Living Landscape’, ISHIYAMA CHIYO, 39, 42, Sep. 2019
• 449, 450, Sep. 2019
• 1, 422, Mar. 2019
• 97, 98, Sep. 2018
• The Establishment of the Community Initiative Control System and the Transition of Issues for Conservation:Focusing on Community Organizations and the Preservation Committee in Tsumago-juku from 1968 to 2003, Ishiyama Chiyo; Kubota Aya; Nishimura Yukio, Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, 53, 3, 1239, 1246, 2018, The City Planning Institute of Japan, We describe the establishment of a community initiative control system and the transition of issues for conservation by focusing on community organizations and the preservation committee in Tsumago-juku. During the start-up period, members of the Control Committee, established under the Residents' Charter, considered intensively and implemented mechanisms of fairness and effectiveness. Subsequently, the establishment of the foundation and integration of organizations strengthened the system. The members strive for comprehensive control, including that over landscape, business-related actions, traffic, real-estate buying and selling, and operation of organizations etc. In particular, business-related actions, real-estate buying and selling, and traffic issues were continuing and relapsing issues. Therefore, community organizations always took the lead; however, we identified changes in their control. With flexible direction as a whole, they practice individual control, depending on aspects such as the applicants' residence, location, use, action, and architectural style. In this process, the Residents' Charter introduces the community principles and background and imposes accountability of the contents of the control and changes.

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• THE PROCESS OF LEGISLATION ON VOLUNTARY RULE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF A HISTORICAL VILLAGE:A case study of the two-stage legislation for the Residents' Charter in Tsumago-juku, ISHIYAMA Chiyo; KUBOTA Aya; NISHIMURA Yukio, Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), 740, 2637, 2647, Oct. 2017, 日本建築学会, &nbsp;Tsumago-juku is an old post town along Nakasenndo in Nagano Prefecture and the pioneer of historical village preservation in Japan. In 1971, after the completion of a memorial project marking the 100^th anniversary of Meiji, the residents of Tsumago-juku established a Residents' Charter in an attempt to protect the town's historical buildings, their surrounding natural environment, and residents' lives from both internal and external risks(Fig. 1).<br>&nbsp;At first, the Residents' Charter was not legally binding; however, in 1973, the local government of Nagiso Town passed a municipal ordinance for the preservation of Tsumago-juku (1^st legislation). Such an advanced step for the preservation of historical buildings and their surroundings helped initiate the establishment of preservation districts for groups of historic buildings (hereinafter, the Denken policy) in 1975. In 1976, Tsumago-juku, along with six other districts, was designated as cultural property under the Denken policy (2^nd legislation).<br>&nbsp;This paper elucidates the two-stage legislation process of the Residents' Charter by procuring and analyzing the minutes of the local assembly and the Council for the Preservation of Tsumago-juku. Moreover, it also considers the significance and limitations of the legislation of the voluntary rule, the relationship between the Residents' Charter and legislation, and the conceivable actions of the local community.<br>&nbsp;The 1^st legislation process of the Residents' Charter involved the following four main points: the significance of the legislation of the Residents' Charter, publicness of Tsumago-juku and its relation with other areas, property rights of residents, and residents' agreement (Table1). Tsumago-juku used a comprehensive perspective to address these points and limited the legislation to a single phrase: &ldquo;We won't destroy.&rdquo; They also emphasized the necessity of rigorous maintenance of the Residents' Charter and considered systems such as a special account for paid parking for balance adjustment between areas, especially between Tsumago and other areas. On the 2^nd legislation process, discussion was concentrated on the area for preservation and practicable adjustments of the operation mechanism between local circumstances and national rules.<br>&nbsp;The legislation guaranteed the preservation of Tsumago-juku by making it a part of ongoing preservation projects. Besides, it allowed for the reevaluation of the characteristics of Tsumago-juku under different frameworks concerning its publicness. However, compromises were made on some points, such as the area for preservation(Fig3.→Fig. 4→Fig. 6) and changes to be implementation(Fig. 2→Fig. 5). To put it differently, the legislation became a limited tool for the local community, and realizing this, they formulated local systems such as a Control Committee and thought up other measures (Table2 and Fig. 7). Thus, they succeeded in developing a comprehensive system to satisfy the requirements mandated by the Residents' Charter.

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• Creating Voluntary Rules of, by, and for the Residents at the Earliest Stage of Preservation, Chiyo ISHIYAMA; Aya KUBOTA; YukioNISHIMURA, International Conference of Asian-Pacific Planning Societies, Aug. 2017
• On the Process of Establishing the Residents Charter in1971 in Tsumago-juku:Creation of Community Rules by Residents in the Earliest Stage of Village Preservation, Ishiyama Chiyo; Kubota Aya; Nishimura Yukio, Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, 51, 3, 328, 335, 2016, The City Planning Institute of Japan, This paper clarifies the background and the process of establishing the Residents Charter in Tsumago-juku, who is the pioneer of the historical village preservation in Japan. In the earliest stage of village preservation, the process of establishing the residents charter as one of the community rules makes residents realize what to preserve, what to do by themselves. But, village preservation could governs many private properties and residents lives andlivings. Therefore, we should give careful consideration to authorize plan and organization. Through projects and discussion of the resident charter, residents can turn the rudder of a village preservation ship with feeling and preparation. Autonomy hales Heteronomy.

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• Fundamental Study on Residents' Consciousness for Tourism, 福永 香織; 後藤 健太郎; 石山 千代, 日本観光研究学会全国大会学術論文集, 27, 321, 324, Dec. 2012, 日本観光研究学会

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• A study of the problems on attractive food service in tourist resorts, 堀木 美告; 石山 千代; 中島 泰, Proceedings of JITR annual conference, 21, 293, 296, Dec. 2006, 日本観光研究学会

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• 1, 169, Mar. 2003
• Practice of Machizukuri through Accumulation of Small Improvements in Tomo-no-ura : Part. 1 The Situation around Tomo-no-ura and The Process of Community Planning, HORISAKI Shinichi, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 1, 23, 24, Jun. 2002, 日本建築学会

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• Practice of Machizukuri through Accumulation of Small Improvements in Tomo-no-ura : Part. 2 A Town Plan Suggested by the Laboratory of University, GOTO Rintaro, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 1, 25, 26, Jun. 2002, 日本建築学会

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• Practice of Machizukuri through Accumulation of Small Improvements in Tomo-no-ura : Part. 3 Our actions in TOMO town, ISHIYAMA Chiyo, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 1, 27, 28, Jun. 2002, 日本建築学会

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• A Study on the Relation between Primary Schools and Small Urban Parks in Tokyo Designed during the Reconstruction Period after the Great Kanto Earthquake Disaster in 1923 - Focusing on Transitional Process of Spatial Structure and Utilization in all 52 se, ISHIYAMA Chiyo; KITAZAWA Takeru; NISHIMURA Yukio; KUBOTA Aya, Papers on city planning, 36, 235, 240, Oct. 2001, 日本都市計画学会

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• Mar. 2001

著書等出版物

• 29 Feb. 2024
• 01 Mar. 2023
• Apr. 2019
• Dec. 2013
• Feb. 2009

創作・作品

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受賞

• 03 Jun. 2022
• 05 Jun. 2020
• International Federation of Housing and Planning, Student Competition佳作(共同・代表)

競争的資金

• 22H01667, 2022
• 10, 2021
• 20K14897, 2020
• 19K23548, 2019
• 20K14897
• 19K23548, Research on understanding the actual situation of voluntary rules and deriving the requirements for constructing and operating a coordination system in townscape preservation areas in Japan, The voluntary rules established and operated in the townscape preservation areas in Japan are the result of elaboration according to the circumstances of each area, while being influenced by the advanced areas. In the advanced areas, which have been in operation for about half a century, the basic principles have remained unchanged despite minor operational changes, and the voluntary rules have served as a basis for addressing issues and promoting a renewed awareness of the preservation targets. Many areas established their own rules after being selected for Denken, and this was triggered by issues related to real estate transactions and usage, as well as by turning points in community development. Spatial and social coordination systems based on voluntary rules require a system that aims for a sustainable relationship between preservation and the local economy, a system that appropriately accepts new actors and elements, and a system to prepare for risks facing the community.

教育活動

担当授業

• 2022
• 2023
• 2023
• 2023, 本科目は１年次後期に開講する少人数制の選択科目のゼミナールである。担当教員が専門分野に従って提示する課題の中から2つに取り組むことで、観光まちづくりに関連する各専門分野のより個別的な内容にふれるとともに、観光まちづくりへの多様なアプローチを実践的に学んでいく。また、導入ゼミナールで身につけたアカデミックスキルを実際の研究やプロジェクトに近い形で活用する。|本科目の履修を通して、自らの興味・関心を観光まちづくりの関連分野でどのように位置づけ、掘り下げていくことができるのかを考える。
• 2023, 地域に暮らす住民と一時的に訪れる観光客とでは、地域に求める機能も行動も自ずと異なる。一方で、両者が存在し、出会うことによって、地域の個性が見出され、磨かれていく側面もある。また、近年は住民と観光客に大別できない多様な「関係人口」が生まれつつある。これらをふまえ、有限な地域空間において、住民と観光客をはじめとする多様な主体が共存できる空間的・社会的に魅力的なデザインを、多層的スケールで（建物-敷地-街区-地区-都市-広域）考えるための基本的な見方ができるようになることが、本講義の第一のねらいである。|加えて、人口減少と社会の成熟化、情報化、グローバル化に加え、気候変動等に伴う災害の頻発と2020年以降のコロナ禍で、地域を取り巻く環境も人々の意識も激動期にある現代において、行政の縦割りや広域化等の弊害を越え、地に足着いた地域デザインを行っていくための基本的なアプローチと関連する基本的な技術を習得することが第二のねらいである。|地域デザインは、フィジカルなデザインだけではなく、そこに関わる多様な主体間の関係性デザイン、マネジメントをも含めた中長期にわたるプロセスのデザインを、包括的に考えなければならない。これは、地域側から取り組むからこそ可能なのである。

学外活動

学協会活動

• JAPAN INSTITUTE OF TOURISM RESEARCH
• ARCHITECTURAL INSTITUTE OF JAPAN
• THE CITY PLANNING INSTITUTE OF JAPAN

学外委員等活動

• 01 May 2024, 公益財団法人日本ナショナルトラスト, 公益財団法人日本ナショナルトラスト支援事業委員会委員
• 01 May 2024, 静岡市, 日本平公園基本計画改定専門委員会委員
• 23 Apr. 2024, 文化庁, 文化審議会世界文化遺産部会ワーキンググループ委員
• 15 Apr. 2024, 鎌倉市, 鎌倉市観光基本計画推進委員会委員
• 08 Feb. 2024, 文化庁, 大阪・関西万博に向けた文化資源の活用推進事業審査委員
• 02 Feb. 2024, 文化庁, 日本博2.0を契機とする文化資源コンテンツ創成事業「文化資源活用推進事業」審査委員
• 09 Sep. 2023, 信州歴史的まちなみフォーラム2023実行委員会, 信州歴史的まちなみフォーラム 講師
• 30 Aug. 2023, 静岡市, 静岡市SDGS観光研究会委員
• 03 Apr. 2023, 長野県, 長野県景観審議会専門委員
• 01 Jul. 2021, 妻籠宿と中山道ハイキングの魅力向上実証事業, アドバイザー
• 01 May 2021, 静岡市, 静岡都心における歴史まちづくりグランドデザイン検討会委員
• 2019, 2019, 公益財団法人妻籠を愛する会, 妻籠冬期大学講座講師
• 2007, 2012, 台東区, 浅草文化観光センター整備検討委員会委員
• 2006, 2010, 東京都観光財団, タウンアメニティ委員会委員 兼 ワーキング委員
• 2009, 2009, 東京都, 東京都庁北展望室軽飲食店舗出店者選定委員会審査委員
• 2007, 2008, 喜多方市, 観光商品開発合同ワーキング会議 コーディネーター
• 2006, 2008, 千代田区, まちの記憶保存プレート事業審査委員
• 2007, 2007, 徳島県, 文化財マイスター養成講座 講師
• 2005, 2006, 東京商工会議所, 江戸観光研究会委員