研究者基本情報

氏名

• 氏名

  Setsuji NAGASE

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所属・職名

• Department of Tourism and Community Development, Professor

学位

• 11 Dec. 2009, 博士（工学）, 東京大学, 工学関係, 博工第7180号, 近代日本における参詣空間の創出に関する研究：明治期から昭和前期にかけての参詣をめぐる社会的文脈と空間づくり

職歴

• Apr. 2015, 9999, Wakayama University, Faculty of Tourism
• Apr. 2012, Mar. 2015, Wakayama University, Faculty of Tourism
• Jul. 2010, Mar. 2012, The University of Tokyo, Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology
• Nov. 2009, Jun. 2010, The University of Tokyo, Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology

研究分野

• city planning
• urban design
• community development
• public space
• conservation of historic environment
• urban history
• daily life and tourism

研究活動

論文

• 153, 158, Dec. 2024
• Outcomes and Challenges in Collaborative Action of Community and University Students for Community Revitalization : A Case Study of 6-year attempt in Tsugi Area, Hirogawa Town, 23, 67, 76, Sep. 2020

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• Study on the Framework of Tourism Management in the Thinly Populated Areas in Japan : Focus on Areas Possessing Cultural Heritages Concerning Local Life and Industry, 22, 71, 80, 23 Mar. 2020, This study aims to examine the classification and examples of the methods for tourism management in the thinly populated areas which possess the cultural heritages connected to local life and local industries. At first, the examples of the world heritage-listed areas in Japan : Shirakawa-go in Gifu pref., Gokayama in Toyama pref., Hongu in Wakayama pref., Iwami-ginzan in Shimane pref., are examined to derive the classification of the methods for tourism management. Secondly, the proposed framework of tourism management is applied to the recently starting actions for attraction of tourist taken in two areas in Wakayama prefecture. One of the example is the pilot tour program implemented in the fishing village of Saikazaki in Wakayama city in 2017. The other example is the series of measures and projects concerning Japan Heritage concentrating on the disaster prevention culture in Hirogawa town, started in 2018. The applicability of the framework of tourism management as well as the potentials for future development of the methods are considered through these examples.

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• Response of the City Planning to the Distribution of Tourism Resources in and Around Otsu Called "Sightseeing City" in the 1930's:A Focus on the Relationships with Tourist Sites Listed in the Guidebook "Kanko-no-Omi", Nagase Setsuji, Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, 54, 2, 114, 123, 2019, The City Planning Institute of Japan,

  This study clarifies the substantive relationships between the tourism resources and the city planning in and around Otsu called as "sightseeing city" in the 1930's. Firstly, it shows an historic overview of the development of modern transportation network, along with the characteristics of the street network plan and the scenic districts. Then all the tourism resources are extracted from the guidebooks of the time, to examine their distribution and relationships with the city planning. The key findings include: 1) The street network was planned to interconnect tourist resources while improving walking accessibility to them after taking public transport. 2) The streets reaching the most of historic sites located in the scenic districts, were planned to promote use of the scenic districts as parks, as well as use of cultural properties as tourism resources.

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• Impacts of University-Junior High School Partnership : A Case Study of Closing Ceremony of Fukko Junior High School, 17, 35, 46, Sep. 2017, This paper examines impacts through university-junior high school partnership with theoretical study of intergenerational communication as well as a case study at Fukko junior high school in Wakayama. This study has applied two methods: questionnaire research for junior high school and university students, and participant observation research. As a result, it reveals the features of the university-junior high school partnership and common points with intergenerational communication.

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• Prospect for development of experience programs with use of local resources in the downtown area through partnership among public, private and academic sectors : Practical study of "Shi-eki Machigurumi Museum" held in the surrounding area of Wakayama-shi station, 17, 21, 34, Sep. 2017, In recent years, many kinds of experience programs for urban tourism with use of various local resources are gaining popularity throughout the country. As one of such programs, "Shi-eki Machigurumi （area-wide involvement) Museum" was held through partnership among public, private and academic sectors in the surrounding area of Wakayamashi station in 2016. Firstly, we explain its background and contents based on our practical experience. Secondly, we analyze the results of two questionnaire surveys : one is that of the program participants and the other is that of the hosts of individual programs. At the conclusion, this study clarifies the significance of such programs in terms of community inclusion and revaluation of local life, while mentioning the improvement toward preferable program anagement in a sustainable way.

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• 37, 40, Aug. 2016
• The characteristics of the Miyazaki city planning and their socio-regional contexts in the early Showa period:A focus on the relationships between tourism promotion of Miyazaki city as "Shin-to (city of gods)" and its modern urbanization, Nagase Setsuji, Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, 50, 3, 1204, 1211, 2015, The City Planning Institute of Japan, This study reveals the characteristics of the city planning of Miyazaki city in terms of socio-regional context in the early Showa period. In the modernization process, Miyazaki-jingu shrine was focused as an identity of Miyazaki city, as a newly developing city after becoming prefectural capital.  Since Miyazaki was known as a stage of the birth-myth of ancient Japanese nation, the city became to be called “Shin-to (city of gods)” and promoted tourism based on several mythological spots. In this context, the city planning prepared several scenic districts and the park-system connecting these sightseeing spots, while intending industrial development. Afterward, Munemitsu Fujita, who led the planning as a pioneering engineer, named it “Shin-to plan” based on regional characteristics by comparison with Ujiyamada city, the location of Ise-jingu.

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• 57, 60, Sep. 2014
• Study on revitalising the City Centre as a tourist space : Through the survey of youth day trip of Wakayama City, "Horita Yumiko; Nagase Setsuji; Yamada Yoshiharu", Tourism studies, 10, 21, 29, 01 Mar. 2014, Wakayama University

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• 105, 3, 71, 81, Mar. 2014
• Study on the Lake-side District Plan in Hangzhou, Early-modern Times, FU Shulan; NAGASE Setsuji, Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, 46, 3, 709, 714, 25 Oct. 2011, The City Planning Institute of Japan, This paper is a study of a lake-side district plan ("New Market Plan"), which was done during the early-modern Times in Hangzhou, China. This plan made the water-front area the most vivid and changeful area after the modern revolution, and had an important effect on the transformation of Hangzhou city and its further city planning method. Thus, this paper aims to clarify the planning history and its process by a text critique on existing records. Also, a series of analysis of the changes before and after planning, by old maps and photographs, was done in order to speculate the intent of this plan.

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• A study on the formation context of Meiji Shrine's Omotesando Avenue, as a modern boulevard, 73, 5, 796, 803, Mar. 2010
• A Study on the Redevelopment Project around Kashihara Shrine in the Showa Period before the End of the Pacific War:The Context of the Creation of a "Sacred City" for the Commemoration of the 2600th Anniversary of the Japanese Imperial Era, Nagase Setsuji, Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, 44, 0, 145, 145, 2009, The City Planning Institute of Japan, The surrounding area of the precincts of Kashihara Shrine and the mausoleum of the emperor Jinmu, was comprehensively redeveloped through the national memorial projects for the 2600th anniversary of the Japanese imperial era in 1940. This study showed the substance of the projects with their historical and social context, using several historical documents and articles from specialty journals and that of the local newspaper from the time. Through the study, some characteristics of the project were found, such as attentive design of spaces, considerations of local identity in the landscape, to create a "sacred city". Behind the scenes of this concentrative and collaborative process of the project, local players encouraged the regional enhancements, expecting masses of visitors.

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• PEDESTRIANS' DIRECTIONS OF EYES AND RECOGNITION OF SCENES IN THEIR EXPERIENCES OF TOWNSCAPE ON THE STREET : A study on the application of the concept, "KAIMAMI scene", NAGASE Setsuji, Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), 72, 619, 109, 115, 2007, Architectural Institute of Japan, This study gives the viewpoint how to specify identity of townscape, in terms of expansion of urban environment. It especially refers to general Japanese cities. First of all, the concept of "KAIMAMI scene" is presented based on related studies. It is supporting and extending the general concepts on streetscape, by adopting an angle of pedestrians' visual action to sideways. The second, influences of "KAIMAMI scenes" upon pedestrians on the street are inspected with photo projective method. Impressiveness of scenes is studied in relationships with spatial elements based on interviews to the subjects. Then, perceptional patterns of impressive "KAIMAMI scenes", which suppose to affect impressions of total townscape, are studied. These studies are made in central urban area of Sendai.

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Misc

• 471, 472, Sep. 2024
• 469, 470, Sep. 2024
• 205, 208, Sep. 2024
• 145, 146, Jul. 2023
• 73, 76, Sep. 2022
• 967, 970, Jul. 2022
• 971, 974, Jul. 2022
• 743, 744, Jul. 2022
• 2021, 397, 400, Jul. 2021
• 2021, 227, 228, Jul. 2021
• 2021, 229, 230, Jul. 2021
• 2020, 367, 368, Sep. 2020
• 2020, 369, 370, Sep. 2020
• 2020, 421, 422, Sep. 2020
• 122, 129, 2020
• 2019, 57, 60, 20 Jul. 2019
• 2019, 225, 226, 20 Jul. 2019
• 2019, 223, 224, 20 Jul. 2019
• 2019, 37, 40, Jul. 2019
• 2018, 1063, 1064, 20 Jul. 2018
• 2018, 663, 664, 20 Jul. 2018
• 2018, 661, 662, 20 Jul. 2018
• 2018, 585, 586, 20 Jul. 2018
• 2018, 583, 584, 20 Jul. 2018
• 2018, 581, 582, 20 Jul. 2018
• From the insight into the locality to the actions to drive the community : Review on the 5 years of seminar activities for community development around Wakayamashi station, 18, 147, 153, Mar. 2018, My laboratory was established in 2012 to specialize in urban design, community building as related fields of tourism management. The practice of community-based projects has occupied an important place in our seminar activities since the beginning. Among them, the most intensive and continuing one is "Shi-eki machizukuri project" started officially in 2014 with an aim to enhance community building in the surrounding area of Wakayamashi station. Our practical activities started with an exhibition on the history of the station along with the town, leaded to the series of community workshops and development of the pilot projects for temporary pedestrianization and installation of green space on the street in front of the station. The students working on these projects have learned more about the reality of community involvement, strategic approach for changing current situation as well as importance of collaborative process among diverse stakeholders.

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• 2017, 417, 418, 20 Jul. 2017
• 2017, 415, 416, 20 Jul. 2017
• 2017, 297, 298, 20 Jul. 2017
• 2017, 295, 296, 20 Jul. 2017
• 2016, 559, 560, 24 Aug. 2016
• 2016, 557, 558, 24 Aug. 2016
• 2016, 555, 556, 24 Aug. 2016
• 2016, 553, 554, 24 Aug. 2016
• THE HERITAGES RELATED TO "INAMURA-NO-HI" AND VISIONS TOWARD HISITORY-ORIENTED REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN HIROGAWA TOWN, 2, 2, 17, 22, 01 Feb. 2016

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• 7011 Study on civil consciousness extracted from exhibitions on community revitalization in front of Wakayama-shi station, NAGASE Setsuji; IGUCHI Nami; MAEDA Koichi, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, 2015, 2015, 29, 30, 04 Sep. 2015, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7012 Study on perspectives and issues towards revitalization of the station : front urban area through community workshops on Machizukuri around Wakayama-shi station, IGUCHI Nami; MAEDA Koichi; NAGASE Setsuji, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, 2015, 2015, 31, 32, 04 Sep. 2015, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7223 Study on tourism-related planning for Gokayama area : Transformation of tourism policies in terms of the relationship with conservation of Gassho-style villages, MAEDA Koichi; NAGASE Setsuji, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, 2015, 2015, 455, 458, 04 Sep. 2015, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 6088 Current conditions and prospects of village conservation under the historical site system from a viewpoint of community building : Study on sustainable regeneration of historic environments in Gokayama, part 1, NAGASE Setsuji; MORI Tomoko; NISHIMURA Yukio, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, 2013, 2013, 185, 186, 30 Aug. 2013, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 6089 Substance of Gassyo-style house and its annexes in the designated historical sites from the scope of dwelling : Study on sustainable regeneration of historic environment in Gokayama, part 2, MORI Tomoko; NAGASE Setsuji; NISHIMURA Yukio, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, 2013, 2013, 187, 188, 30 Aug. 2013, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 36, 50, 55, Oct. 2012
• Reconstruction Plan of the City Center of Le Havre, after World War II, NAGASE Setsuji, Journal of architecture and building science, 127, 1636, 0, 0, 20 Sep. 2012, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7290 Damage in Historical Townscape and Surrounding Areas in Sawara from the Great East Japan Earthquake : A Study of Post-Earthquake Restoration in Sawara (Part.1), MATSUMOTO Aya; ANDO Masaaki; MURAMOTO Kenzo; NAGASE Setsuji; KUBOTA Aya, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, 2012, 647, 648, 12 Sep. 2012, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7292 Change of the relationship between the city and sea from urban history of Otsuchi, TANAKA Akiko; KUBOTA Aya; OKAMURA Yu; KUROSE Takefumi; MORI Tomoko; NAGASE Setsuji, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, 2012, 2012, 651, 652, 12 Sep. 2012, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7291 Try of information sharing among people concerned through displaying of damage states : A study of post-earthquake restoration in Sawara (Part.2), ANDO masaaki; NAGASE setsuji; MATSUMOTO aya; KUBOTA aya; MURAMOTO kenzo, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, 2012, 2012, 649, 650, 12 Sep. 2012, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7541 Plactice of <> by local actors and its future vision : Study on Machizukuri of Asuke towards integration between local life and tourism, part 1, NAGASE Setsuji; ISHII Kaoru; KUBOTA Aya, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, 2012, 2012, 1161, 1162, 12 Sep. 2012, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7542 Potentiality of regional sphere emerging through research on commercial activities in the town center : Study on Machizukuri of Asuke towards integration between local life and tourism, part 2, ISHII Kaoru; NAGASE Setsuji; KUBOTA Aya, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, 2012, 2012, 1163, 1164, 12 Sep. 2012, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7077 Possibilities and Issues of Sign System for Guide to semi-Rambling Street : A Study for the Improvement of Visitors' Rambling Activities in Historic Area in Sawara (part.4), KIGUCHI Sai; MURAMOTO Kenzo; KUBOTA Aya; YASUKAWA Chikako; NAGASE Setsuji; YOSHIDA Kenichiro, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2011, 2011, 191, 192, 20 Jul. 2011, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7078 A Verification of the Way to Enjoy Town Utilizing Spacial Resources : A Study for the Improvement of Visitor's Rambling Activities in Historic Area in Sawara(part5), YOSHIDA Kenichiro; MURAMOTO Kenzo; KIGUCHI Sai; YASUKAWA Chikako; KUBOTA Aya; NAGASE Setsuji, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2011, 2011, 193, 194, 20 Jul. 2011, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7079 Measurements and Analysis of Tourists' Walking Distance around Preservation Districts for Groups of Historic Buildings : A Study for the Improvement of Visitors' Rambling Activities in Historic Area in Sawara (Part.6), MURAMOTO Kenzo; KIGUCHI Sai; KUBOTA Aya; YASUKAWA Chikako; NAGASE Setsuji; YOSHIDA kenichiro, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2011, 2011, 195, 196, 20 Jul. 2011, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7071 Concept and framework of "Uchimeguri" as a strategy for urban tourism utilizing resources of living space : Integration of tourisum and community development through pilot project in historic downtown of Asuke, part1, NAGASE Setsuji; KUBOTA Aya; MAEKAWA Ayane; YABUKI Ken-ichi; Li Fenghao; WANG Shin Heng, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2011, 2011, 179, 180, 20 Jul. 2011, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7072 Analysis of pedestrian rambling and Visitors' Evaluation on Uhci-Meguri : Integration of Tourism and Community Development through a pilot project in historic downtown of Asuke, Part 2, MAEKAWA Ayane; NAGASE Setsuji; KUBOTA Aya; YABUKI Kenichi; LI Fenghao; WANG Sin Heng, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2011, 2011, 181, 182, 20 Jul. 2011, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7073 Local Collaborators' Evaluation on Uchi-Meguri and Prospects : Integration of Tourism and Community Development through a Pilot in Historic Downtown of Asuke., KUBOTA Aya; NAGASE Setsuji; WANG Sin Heng; MAEKAWA Ayane; YABUKI Kenichi; LI Fenghao, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2011, 2011, 183, 184, 20 Jul. 2011, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7275 Planning of new urban blocks and a recreational park by Echigo Railway Company in a local shrine town of Yahiko : From an article appearing on the day of the opening of Yahiko line in 1916, NAGASE Setsuji, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2010, 597, 598, 20 Jul. 2010, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 44, 865, 870, 2009
• 7254 The context of emergence of "shrine/temple-style stations" from the viewpoint of regional development in places for shrine/temple visiting : A study of 15 stations built since Taisho era until end of the World War II, NAGASE Setsuji, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2008, 2008, 553, 554, 20 Jul. 2008, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7275 A study of "Kuraniwa", method of utilizing open space, using local resources : Practical research on MACHIZUKURI harnessed local resources in Kitakata, Part 9, HIRAOKA Yui; YAHARA Yuri; NAGASE Setsuji; KASHIHARA Saori; SUZUKI Chikako; NOHARA Taku; CHONG Ilji; KITAZAWA Takeru; KAKIBAYA Ai, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2008, 2008, 595, 596, 20 Jul. 2008, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7274 A study of streetscape experiments using Noren aimed for the consciousness enlightenment of inhabitants : Practical research on MACHIZUKURI harnessed local resources in Kitakata, Part 8, KAKIBAYA Ai; HIRAOKA Yui; SUZUKI Chikako; YAHARA Yuri; KASHIHARA Saori; NOHARA Taku; NAGASE Setsuji; KITAZAWA Takeru; CHONG Ilji, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2008, 2008, 593, 594, 20 Jul. 2008, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7186 Revision of concrete policy for planned road based on area characteristic : A case of Kitakata City, SUZUKI Chikako; KASHIHARA Saori; NOHARA Taku; HIRAOKA Yui; NAGASE Setsuji; YAHARA Yuri; CHONG Ilji; KITAZAWA Takeru; KAKIBAYA Ai, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2008, 2008, 395, 396, 20 Jul. 2008, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7046 A framework of landscape research for formulation of landscape plans in Shinjuku : A practical study of landscape surveying for a general city, Part I, NAKAJIMA Shin; NAGGASE Setsuji; NAKAJIMA Naoto; NOHARA Taku, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2007, 121, 122, 31 Jul. 2007, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7047 A framework of landscape research for formulation of landscape plans in Shinjuku : A study of landscape surveying technique for a general city, Part 1, NAGASE Setsuji; NAKAJIMA Shin; NAKAJIMA Naoto; NOHARA Taku, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2007, 123, 124, 31 Jul. 2007, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7228 A study on special meaning of crossroads and method for understanding its scenes : A study on scones of crossroad in urban space Part 1, GOTO Kentaro; NAGASE Setsuji, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2007, 2007, 513, 514, 31 Jul. 2007, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7486 A study of practice in educational program of Machizukuri, using local resources : Practical research on MACHIZUKURI harnessed local resources in Kitakata, Part 7, Yoshida Taku; NAGASE Setsuji; SUZUKI Chikako; CHONG ilji; NOHARA Taku; KITAZAWA Takeru, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2007, 2007, 1029, 1030, 31 Jul. 2007, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 7503 A study on the way of making vision for the future of the town center in cooperation among the university, the government and the private sector : Practical research on MATIDUKURI harnessed local resources in Kitakata, Part6, NAGASE Setsuji; HAYASAKA Shoichi; CHONG Ilji; NOHARA Taku; SHIBATA Sunao; KITAZAWA Takeru; SUZUKI Chikako, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, 2006, 1029, 1030, 31 Jul. 2006, Architectural Institute of Japan
• 5, 111, 115, Mar. 2006

著書等出版物

• Oct. 2017
• Dec. 2016
• 2015
• 2015
• 2013

受賞

• May 2012
• Jun. 2010
• May 2010

競争的資金

• 24K03187
• 19K12578
• 17H00901
• 16H02382, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Study on Urban Management Strategy after UNESCO Recommentation on Histroric Urban Landscape, This study carried out an investigation for the enforcement of new city planning measures, adopted the UNESCO’s recommendation on historic urban landscape. As a result, it clarified a roadmap for the enforcement of new city planning measures through the following methods; 1)carrying out an investigation in order to clarify the historic value of its urban landscape and to clarify important historic areas, 2)placing such important historic areas into regional plan, 3)deciding on a historic city plan under the Law on the Maintenance and Improvement of Historical Landscape in a Community (known as the Law on Historical Urban Development), and 4)devised a regulation and instruction measure while being accompanied by budget measures as a process.
• 15K16597, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Study on the tourism management for the cultural heritages connected to local livelihood in thin population areas, This study discusses on the framework and methods on the tourism management from the viewpoints of the quantity of tourists, the spaces for tourist activities, the experiences of tourists, the reception system by the host community, focusing on the thin population areas which possesses the cultural heritages connected to the local livelihood. Main findings are as follows: 1) Actual tourism management systems implemented in the World Cultural Heritage areas satisfying the noted condition. 2) The development process and current situation of Japanese paper production as a tourism attraction in Gokayama area (Nanto city). 3)Practical method for the experience-based tourism program in the historic fishing village in Saikazaki area (Wakayama city). 4) The positions of measures related to the Japan Heritage based on the heritages concerning disaster prevention in Hirogawa town, in terms of the tourism management.
• 26283016, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Systematization of the planning methods and education development for tourism destination planning and management, This study aims at systemizing the planning method for promoting community-based tourism planning, which integrates ideas and techniques in urban planning and tourism business, on the basis of surveys of outstanding cases. As a result, at first, it defines “Tourism Destination” that is sustained by the local total power including natural and cultural environment and local industry. Afterwards, this study advocates 1) the tourism policy based on integration of public and business benefit, 2) the process of project promotion through public and private partnership 3) the methods for altering local resources into tourist resources 4) the methods for integrating tourist site control and environment control, 5) the roles of regional and urban planning towards tourism promotion and 6) the framework of the education development for tourist destination planning.
• 24246099, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Study on legal and administrative framework improvements in Japan responding to the UNESCO Recommendation on Historic Urban Landscape, According to the UNESCO Recommendation(2011), Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) is not a component of cultural heritages, but one of planning approaches. HUL, therefore, can become a important part of urban planning by incorporating HUL evaluation mechanisms into planning process. HUL should be considered one of major parts in the Historical and Cultural Masterplan and also plays a crucial role for evaluating local heritage in the Plan for the Maintenance and Improvement of Historic Landscape.
• 24404021, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Research of integrated preservation planning for scattered Buddhist heritages and their surrounding region, The study clarified following three points mainly by field surveys and literature reviews in Lumbini and its surrounding area including the northern India. 1) The history of Buddhist ruins, 2) the conservation effort and its evaluation through the progress of Kenzo Tange’s master plan in 1970s by United Nations and local regulations such as land-use control and building permission, and 3) the contemporary challenges, which Buddhist ruins have faced. Combining these findings, the study constructed a comprehensive conservation method for the Buddhist ruins and surrounding areas as a conclusion.
• 23614014, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, A Study on the development of a sustainable historical community based development through Interpretation of Urban Festival Space and Monitor Tourism, This study focuses on traditional Japanese festivals and aims at developing a new perspective related to an urban space and proposing a planning theory for conservation and enhancement of an urban space based on analysis of the use of an urban space at a festival and its change, and relationship between the movement of a portable shrine, floats or spectators and urban spaces. Through thirty case studies, we revealed how a festival has appeared corresponding to an urban space and how the solidarity of local community has been developed through a festival. Further, we collected outstanding cases regarding improvement of an urban space featuring a festival. Finally, we could define the conception of ‘urban festival space’ consisting of space for parade, space for performance, space for interaction and festival scape. In addition, we could also develop a new method for preservation and enhancement of an urban space and landscape by reflecting the perspective of spectators at festival.
• 23760565, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Study on the spatial planning of "Sightseeing City" during Showa prewar period, This study clarifies characteristics of the city planning for "Sightseeing Cities" in Showa prewar period by reviewing nationwide trend and several cases. In the provincial cities activating several measures for tourism promotion in the 1930's, spatial planning for visitors was developed under the City Planning Law. One of the basic methods were planning of streets for access to the tourist sites or enjoying landscapes. The other is designation of scenic areas in order to conserve green areas covering specific shrines, temples or historic scenic sites. In several cases, planning method of "park system" introduced during the Taisho period was applied to make a network of parks, shrines and scenic sites. The similar concept was also applied to regional planning to build the first framework of regional sightseeing area.
• JP25K15699
• JP24K03187
• JP19K12578, A Study on the Linkage Method between Placemaking and Tourism generating interactions between visitors and citizens in Regional Cities, This study defines “urban spatial assets” as public spaces (streets, squares, parks, river locations, etc.), buildings, and historical and cultural resources that can be utilized as common assets for citizens in a city, and “interaction tourism” as tourism based on the experience of urban spaces as places for citizens' daily lives, where they can experience local attractions and characteristics through communication and sharing of places with citizens. This study examined how to build relationships among parties concerned to promote cooperation between the two, while considering trends in Japan. In addition, based on the results of the author's action researches conducted with local people in Wakayama City, which included an exchange event utilizing the history of the train station and the pilot programs to promote the use of river locations and street spaces, the possibility of developing these actions into an interaction tourism was examined.
• JP17H00901, Detailing and implementing "Sustainable Destination Planning," an integrated planning technology for tourism destination environmental management and market activities., In order to carry out sustainable community development through tourism, we have conducted research to systematize planning theory, business theory, and specific methods as "Sustainable Destination Planning," aiming to integrate the ideas and methods of the tourism policy and business fields with those of the urban planning and community development fields.;The main outcomes of the project are: 1) systematization of a process model consisting of 5 phases and 30 methods with "Float Vision," a sharp future plan in which the private sector wants to participate, at its core; 2) verification of the key points for social implementation of the above methods, which will lead to tourism business and tourism destination management while maintaining a balance with environmental and community conservation; and 3) Development of a human resource education program to promote "Sustainable Destination Planning.”
• JP16H02382, Study on Urban Management Strategy after UNESCO Recommentation on Histroric Urban Landscape, This study carried out an investigation for the enforcement of new city planning measures, adopted the UNESCO’s recommendation on historic urban landscape. As a result, it clarified a roadmap for the enforcement of new city planning measures through the following methods; 1)carrying out an investigation in order to clarify the historic value of its urban landscape and to clarify important historic areas, 2)placing such important historic areas into regional plan, 3)deciding on a historic city plan under the Law on the Maintenance and Improvement of Historical Landscape in a Community (known as the Law on Historical Urban Development), and 4)devised a regulation and instruction measure while being accompanied by budget measures as a process.
• JP15K16597, Study on the tourism management for the cultural heritages connected to local livelihood in thin population areas, This study discusses on the framework and methods on the tourism management from the viewpoints of the quantity of tourists, the spaces for tourist activities, the experiences of tourists, the reception system by the host community, focusing on the thin population areas which possesses the cultural heritages connected to the local livelihood. Main findings are as follows: 1) Actual tourism management systems implemented in the World Cultural Heritage areas satisfying the noted condition. 2) The development process and current situation of Japanese paper production as a tourism attraction in Gokayama area (Nanto city). 3)Practical method for the experience-based tourism program in the historic fishing village in Saikazaki area (Wakayama city). 4) The positions of measures related to the Japan Heritage based on the heritages concerning disaster prevention in Hirogawa town, in terms of the tourism management.
• JP26283016, Systematization of the planning methods and education development for tourism destination planning and management, This study aims at systemizing the planning method for promoting community-based tourism planning, which integrates ideas and techniques in urban planning and tourism business, on the basis of surveys of outstanding cases.;As a result, at first, it defines “Tourism Destination” that is sustained by the local total power including natural and cultural environment and local industry. Afterwards, this study advocates 1) the tourism policy based on integration of public and business benefit, 2) the process of project promotion through public and private partnership 3) the methods for altering local resources into tourist resources 4) the methods for integrating tourist site control and environment control, 5) the roles of regional and urban planning towards tourism promotion and 6) the framework of the education development for tourist destination planning.
• JP24404021, Research of integrated preservation planning for scattered Buddhist heritages and their surrounding region, The study clarified following three points mainly by field surveys and literature reviews in Lumbini and its surrounding area including the northern India. 1) The history of Buddhist ruins, 2) the conservation effort and its evaluation through the progress of Kenzo Tange’s master plan in 1970s by United Nations and local regulations such as land-use control and building permission, and 3) the contemporary challenges, which Buddhist ruins have faced. Combining these findings, the study constructed a comprehensive conservation method for the Buddhist ruins and surrounding areas as a conclusion.
• JP24246099, Study on legal and administrative framework improvements in Japan responding to the UNESCO Recommendation on Historic Urban Landscape, According to the UNESCO Recommendation(2011), Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) is not a component of cultural heritages, but one of planning approaches. HUL, therefore, can become a important part of urban planning by incorporating HUL evaluation mechanisms into planning process.;HUL should be considered one of major parts in the Historical and Cultural Masterplan and also plays a crucial role for evaluating local heritage in the Plan for the Maintenance and Improvement of Historic Landscape.
• JP23760565, Study on the spatial planning of "Sightseeing City" during Showa prewar period, This study clarifies characteristics of the city planning for "Sightseeing Cities" in Showa prewar period by reviewing nationwide trend and several cases. In the provincial cities activating several measures for tourism promotion in the 1930's, spatial planning for visitors was developed under the City Planning Law. One of the basic methods were planning of streets for access to the tourist sites or enjoying landscapes. The other is designation of scenic areas in order to conserve green areas covering specific shrines, temples or historic scenic sites. In several cases, planning method of "park system" introduced during the Taisho period was applied to make a network of parks, shrines and scenic sites. The similar concept was also applied to regional planning to build the first framework of regional sightseeing area.
• JP23614014, A Study on the development of a sustainable historical community based development through Interpretation of Urban Festival Space and Monitor Tourism, This study focuses on traditional Japanese festivals and aims at developing a new perspective related to an urban space and proposing a planning theory for conservation and enhancement of an urban space based on analysis of the use of an urban space at a festival and its change, and relationship between the movement of a portable shrine, floats or spectators and urban spaces.;Through thirty case studies, we revealed how a festival has appeared corresponding to an urban space and how the solidarity of local community has been developed through a festival. Further, we collected outstanding cases regarding improvement of an urban space featuring a festival. Finally, we could define the conception of ‘urban festival space’ consisting of space for parade, space for performance, space for interaction and festival scape. In addition, we could also develop a new method for preservation and enhancement of an urban space and landscape by reflecting the perspective of spectators at festival.