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Wishing a quick and complete recovery to the all victims of
the Noto Peninsula Earthquake in 2024.
At 16:10 on 1 January 2024, there was a magnitude 7.6 (preliminary) earthquake in the Noto region of Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.
Many roads are reported to be sinking or collapsing. Rescue operations in the affected areas have been delayed because of these problems.
We wish our deepest sympathies to all people who are staying at home or in shelters in the cold winter days.
We also pray for you to rebuild the region with great strength.
Regional Basic Survey
Regional Planning Studies
地域魅力資質基礎調査
地域計画のスタディ
【Regional Planning Studies, 2018～2019】
Faculty of Urban Innovation, Division of Urban Innovation, Yokohama National University
Cooperation:
Faculty of Urban Innovation, Division of Urban Innovation, Yokohama National University
Associate Professor Masashi Morita
Associate Professor Yasuhiro Fujioka
( Regional Planning Studies 2018 - 2019 )
At YNU's Graduate School of Urban Innovation as an exercise assignment class,
We studied regional planning to create some of new identities and a future for Taya Cave and its surroundings (Taya Town, Nagaodai Town, Kanai Town, Kohjak Town, etc.).
What kind of place is Satoyama?
What is the potential of rural areas next to urban areas (suburban rural areas)?
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Through fieldwork, architecture students conducted a study of local planning around Taya Town, identifying current local issues in Taya Cave.
This study for community development was linked to
an exercise class for first-year postgraduate students at Yokohama National University and third-year undergraduate students in the Department of Architecture.
The project started by experiencing the difficulties of managing a satoyama through an overnight stay in a satoyama. With the cooperation of Chishu Primary School, we borrowed a classroom and conducted a hearing survey with the Chosei-kai ( elderly people's association) in Taya town.
The proposal is to revive the festival ('Omikoshi') as a community event.
2018 Regional Quality Basic Survey
(YNU Graduate School 1st year AT Studio)
I started by experiencing the difficulty of managing Satoyama through the Satoyama accommodation experience.
While collecting questionnaires to the surrounding elementary, junior high and high schools, pin the points of the area on the model using the "giant terrain model (scale 1/1000)" produced in the small and large collaboration project with the 6th grade of Senshu Elementary School. Is stabbed to display the mapping.
In addition, with the cooperation of Senshu Elementary School, we rented a room in the classroom and conducted a hearing survey with the Choseikai (Keirokai) in Taya-cho to collect information on the history and local culture of Taya. Finally, We are proposing to regenerate the festival (God) as a local event.
2019 Regional Qualification Survey (YNU Graduate School 1st Year + Undergraduate 3rd Year AT Studio)
2019 Graduate School 1st year AT Studio
As a "practice task" for the first year graduate students of Yokohama National University, this project proposes regional design while learning about the charms and problems of "Tayacho", a rural village in the suburbs of the city centered on the satoyama and cave of Taya.
As a “practice exercise” for first-year graduate students at Yokohama National University, this project proposes regional designs while learning about the charms and problems of the rural village “Taya Town” centered around the SATOYAMA and CAVE of Taya.
2019 Undergraduate 3rd year AT Studio
This is a project to propose the regional space of "Taya-cho", a rural village in the suburbs of the city centered on the satoyama and caves of Taya, as an "exercise task" for third-year undergraduate students of Yokohama National University.
This is a project to propose a regional space in a rural village “Taya Town” as an “exercise class” for the third-year undergraduate at Yokohama National University.
