no8-12

[12] Current situation and planning tasks of historic conservation while surmounting the landscape conflict in TOMONOURA

- Focus on changes relationship between organizations and individual current opinions -

○Yukari Abe¹, Daisuke Matsui², Ryo Nishikawa³, Chiyo Ishiyama⁴ (1. Niigata city, 2. Architecture Program, Faculty of Eng., Niigata University, 3. College of Tourism, Rikkyo University, 4. Organization for the Advancement of Research and Development, Kokugakuin University)

Keywords:Historic conservation, Historic District, Landscape conflicts, Principles of conservation, HIROSHIMA

This study aims to clarify the process of historic conservation and individual opinions for conservation activities in Tomonoura.(1)The plan of reclamation and bridge-building has influenced on conservation by municipality and residents. However, conservation activities of them have been continued while getting cooperation from outside experts.(2)We confirmed differences indivision of roles between organizations that purpose to conserve historic district according to contents of their activities. But, this division of roles is not recognized because of insufficient sharing of reciprocal activities.(3)We thought that the insufficient sharing between organizations is landscape conflict.(4)It’s necessary to establish the organization to encourage of the sharing information and manage their activities in Tomonoura.