no45-50

[47] The Thought Process of Choosing a Place to Live and the Challenges of Consolidation and Reorganization for Post-disaster Scenarios in Fishing Villages

○Makiko Imamura¹, Hirosuke Sato² (1. Shibaura Institute of Technology, 2. Prof., School of Architecture, Shibaura Institute of Technology, Dr. Arch.)

Keywords:Choice of Places to Live, Consolidation and Reorganization of Settlements, Pre-disaster Reconstruction and Development, Town Planning for Reconstruction and Development, Fishing Villages, Tokushima Prefecture Minami Town

In considering pre-disaster reconstruction and development plans, it is necessary to consider how evacuation and reconstruction housing should be arranged. In this study, questionnaires and interviews were conducted in Kiki area, regarding the choice of places to live after the disaster, and then the thought processes were analyzed. The results show that the majority have their first choice in Kiki area, indicating a sense of belonging to a place and community is an important factor for their choice. On the other hand, the thought process leading to the second and third choice is not possible varied according to occupations and ages. Therefore, when considering the consolidation and reorganization of settlements, it is necessary to prepare options to meet the different needs of different occupations and ages.
Keywords: Choice of Places to Live, Consolidation and Reorganization of Settlements, Tokushima Prefecture Minami Town, Pre-disaster Reconstruction and Development, Town Planning for Reconstruction and Development, Fishing Village.