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Mar.29-
Apr.16,2008 |
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The following exhibition was held by Laboratory
of Regional Design with Ecology.
Academic Frontier Promotion Program
by Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
Exhibition, "Water Tokyo Seen from Outer Moat-For Historical and
Ecological Corridor" |
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The outer moat was the outer framework
of the Edo Castle and the core of the water system in Edo.
It had served the key role in the water system of Tokyo area
since ancient times. Before the Jyomon Era, "Old Tokyo
River" (present Tamagawa, Arakawa, and Tonegawa) had
flowed toward Tokyo Bay located below the Edo Castle constructed
in the later day. Since the Edo Era, dense canal networks
in the vast lowland formed by Arakawa and Tonegawa were connected
together below the castle. Tamagawa Canal and its diversion
channels constructed in the Musashino Tableland formed by
Tamagawa, were also linked to the outer moat of the castle.
The groundwater under the above water system spread over
the vast river basin of Old Tokyo River. People depended
upon and controlled the water system. The system spread in
a radial pattern or circular pattern, composing a wide "water
network city" around the castle. The inner and outer
moats were the core of water ring linking with head waters
in outer edge of mountains.
Even today, the outer moat configures the water corridor which encircles
city core of Tokyo. Similar to other waterfront areas in Tokyo, the
issues such as degradation of water quality, and how to use should
be considered. For looking over the future way of Tokyo area, we should
be based on historical and ecological backgrounds. Our activities aim
to regenerate regions based on the viewpoint of eco-history. Starting
from the outer moat along which Hosei University is located, we will
hold the exhibition proposing regeneration of whole water system of
Tokyo area. Furthermore, we will propose historical/ecological corridor
in Tokyo area. |
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Exhibit Room 1: 10 (Thu) ミ
16 (Wed) Apr. 2008
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Exhibit Room 2: 29 Mar (Thu) - 10 Apr (Thu)
2008 |
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1F, Media Lounge, Sotobori Schoolhouse,
Ichigaya Campus, Hosei University |
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Exhibit Room 2: Ground floor (Model Manufacture
Room), Tamachi Schoolhouse, Hosei University |
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*"Ubiquitous exhibitions" will be
held in various sites. |
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[Overview of Exhibition]
Outer Moat: We will show rich landscapes and latest situations of inner
and outer moats as cradle of culture which encircle the Edo Castle.
For regeneration of moats, we will consider water system regeneration
through the old system where Tamagawa canal was included. The regeneration
of outer moat is one of our major issues because Hosei University
is located along the moat. One of our involvements for regional regenerations,
is "Chiyoda-gaku" which has been realized by cooperation
between Chiyoda-ku and Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology. |
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Tokyo Area: Regarding low lands and city core,
we will address regeneration of canals, Nihonbashi, and bay
area, etc. As for table lands, we will introduce local activities
developed in Hino, Koganei, and Suginami, spring water conservation
activities for Nogawa, and regeneration of Tamagawa canal,
etc. Also, the relationship between Laboratory of Regional
Design with Ecology and communities will be shown; e.g.,
head water areas of Tamagawa, Arakawa, and Tonegawa. |
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Apr.01,2008
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2008 Renewal Member List. [Japanese
version] |
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Apr.13,2008 |
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The following symposium was held by Laboratory
of Regional Design with Ecology.
Academic Frontier Promotion Program
by Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
Symposium: "Exhibition of Water Tokyo Seen from Outer Moat-For
Historical/Ecological Corridor" |
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13:00〜17:30 13 Apr. (Sun.) 2008 |
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Sky Hall, 26F, Boissonade Tower,
Ichigaya Campus, Hosei Univ. |
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[Introduction]
"Water City, Tokyo": Hidenobu Jinnai (Professor at Hosei Univ.)
"What is Historical/Ecological Corridor?": Keinichi Takahashi (Professor
at Hosei Univ.) |
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[Talk Session]
"Local Practices and Future Perspectives": Koto, Chiyoda, Sotobori,
Nogawa, Hino, etc. |
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[Report by Laboratory of Regional Design with
Ecology]
"Proposals for Regeneration" (Regeneration of City Core: Nihonbashi
River, Oceanfront Regeneration: Shinagawa, and Suburban Regeneration: Hino). |
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[Panel Discussion]
"For Historical/Ecological Corridor" |
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Apr.29,2008 |
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The following report was issued.
"Formation and Regeneration of South Italian Ocean Cities-Gallipoli and
Monopoli-"
Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology, Hosei University
Jinnai Laboratory
Published in 3 March 2008, A4, 169p |
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May.05,2008
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English
summary of Joint Research Meeting of General Strategic Project (12,
Dec. 2007)
English summary
of Kurashiki International Symposium (18 /19,
Apr. 2007)
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May.05,2008
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Update PUBLISHING
REPORTS |
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May.18,2008 |
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The following workshop was held.
Students- Workshop
on Sotobori (Outer Moat)
"Making -Sotobori Meisho Zue- (Outer Mort Sight Maps) -A Letter From Sotobori-"
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9:00-18:00 18 May (Sun), 2008 |
Place
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Outer Moat and Ushigome Moat |
Contents
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・Research/study using E boat on waterfront
environments of outer moat
・Workshop based on results of surveys |
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[Participating Universities]
Kokushikan University
Shibaura Institute of Technology
Shiraume Gakuen
Showa Women's University
Chiba University
The University of Tokyo
Tokyo University of Agriculture
Tokyo University of Science
Nihon University
Japan Women's University
University of Tsukuba
Hosei University
Musashi Institute of Technology
Musashino Art University
Meiji University
Waseda University (listed in the order of the 50-character kana syllabary)
[Organizer]
Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology, Hosei University
[Planning and Administration]
SOTOBORI CANAL WONDER
[Collaboration]
Canal Cafe, NPO Regional Exchange Center, and Tokyo Canal Wonder E
Men Tai (東京キャナルワンダーE面隊) |
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Jun.07,2008 |
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The following symposium was held.
Research Seminar by Hino Project
"The Basic Direction for Regeneration of Water Town Hino and Irrigation
Channels"
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13:00〜17:30, 7 June (Sat) 2008 |
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Hino Civic Center (Small Hall) [HP] |
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1-12-1, Shinmei, Hino City |
Purpose
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The research results of 2007 and proposal
of grand design on regeneration of irrigation channels in
Hino will be reported by Laboratory of Regional Design with
Ecology, Hosei University. The discussions
with citizens and officers will be anticipated. In the panel
discussion, concrete process for future regeneration of waterfront
in Hino City, and feasible proposals will be discussed. |
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[Part 1]
Research Results of Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology (13:10-15:45)
1. "Regional Structure and Proposals of Residences in Hino City" by
Yuji Ishiwata, Junko Suzuki, Tomoka Yokoyama, and Toru Matsuura
2."Conservation of Spring Water and its Hinterland" by Hiroshi
Kamiya
3. "Water Environment and Historical/Ecological Corridor of Hino" by
Yoshiyasu Asai
4. "Study on Landscape of Residential Areas and Water Environments
in Hino City" by Katsumi Nagase
5. "Proposals for Environmental Values and Project Evaluation
of Irrigation Channels" by Kiyoe Miyashita
6. "Transformation and Administration of Neighborhood Planning
in Basic Vision/Planning of Hino City" by Tomoko Nagano
7. "Basic Direction for Regeneration of Irrigation Channels-Proposal
on Historical/Ecological Corridor" by Kenichi Takahashi
Coordinated by Kiyotaka Deguchi |
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[Part 2] Panel Discussion (16:00-17:00)
Panelists:
Tsukasa Fukazawa (Former President at Japan Agricultural Cooperatives-Tokyo)
Takeshi Sakai (Citizens- Environmental Conference in Hino)
Koichiro Ishimoto (Urban Planning Division, Community Planning Department
of Hino City)
Hidenobu Jinnai (Director, Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology,
Hosei University)
Moderator: Kenichi Takahashi (Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology,
Hosei University) |
Organizer |
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Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology,
Hosei University |
Supporters |
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Citizens- Environmental Conference in Hino
(日野市環境市民会議)
Consumer Movement Network of Hino (日野消費者運動連絡会)
Mizu to Midori no Hino : Citizens- Network (水とみどりの日野・市民ネットワーク)
Hino no Shizen wo Mamoru Kai (日野の自然を守る会)
Asakawa Benkyo Kai (浅川勉強会)
Hino City |
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Jul.01,2008 |
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The following report was issued.
"Waterfront Cities of Istanbul"
Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology, Hosei University
Oversea Research Project
Published in 29 Feb. 2008, A4, 42p |
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Jul.13,2008
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The following symposium was held.
"Community Planning Forum Utilizing History and
Nature for Future"
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18:00〜, 13 July (San) 2008 |
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2nd Floor, Kunitachi Citizen-s
Gymnastic Hall |
Purpose
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How livings and landscapes in Kunitachi City
have been changed throughout the history since it was called
as Yaho Village? What did citizens got and lost? We will
provide the place for citizens to revaluate the city-s history,
nature and agriculture, and to examine community planning
for the future. Yaho is located in the southern area of the
city and is facing the issues such as expansion of housing
areas, succession of history and culture, and so on. We will
examine influences on children, and green conservation and
restoration in Bunkyo and Fujimidai districts from the viewpoint
of urban environment. |
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[Program]
Introduction: Hidenobu Jinnai (Professor, Faculty of Engineering and
Design, Hosei University)
Panel Discussion:
< Panelists>
Kazunori Igarashi (Chairman, Societies of Commerce and Industry of
Kunitachi City)
Yoshiji Endo (Kunitachi no Shizen wo Mamoru Kai(国立の自然を守る会)
Tsuneomi Endo (Farmer in Yaho)
Koji Murayama (Urban Planning Promotion Department, Kunitachi City)
Coordinator: Kenichi Takahashi (Professor, Faculty of Engineering and
Design, Hosei University) |
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Executive Committee of "Community Planning
Forum Utilizing History and Nature for Future" |
Co-Host |
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Midorino Kihon-Keikaku wo Kangaearu Kai (緑の基本計画を考える会),
No-no Kurashi: Yabo (野の暮らし・やぼ), Yaho no Nochi to Shizen wo
Mamoru Kai (谷保の農地と自然を守る会)
Planter Cotage (プランターコテッジ), and Shiroyama Minami Chiku no Kukaku Seiri
wo Kangaeru Kai (城山南地区の区画整理を考える会) |
Collaboration |
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Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology,
Hosei University |
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Kunitachi City |
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Jul.17,2008
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The following report was issued.
" International Design Workshop / Re-Design of the Landscape of the North
Shinagawa District"
Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology, Hosei University
Published in May 2008, A4, 94p |
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Jul.24,2008
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The following research meeting was held.
Basin Zone Regeneration Project, Hino Irrigation Channel
Regeneration WG
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"Conservation and Creation
of Local Resources-What is -Creating Landscapes-"
[The comparison between Japan and Germany on maintenance, conservation
and creation of rural areas; the Possibilities of Hino Kawabe Horinouchi] |
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17:00〜19:00 24 July (Thu), 2008 |
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Meeting Room 1, Koganei Campus,
Hosei University |
Speaker
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Yutaro Senga (Professor, Tokyo University
of Agriculture and Technology) |
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Aug.04,2008
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The following research meeting was held.
The First Spring Water and Groundwater Research Meeting
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"The Relationship between
Groundwater under Hino Tableland and Asa-kawa(river)" |
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10:00〜12:00 4 Aug. (Mon) 2008 |
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Common Seminar Room, 2F, Administration
Building, Koganei Campus, Hosei University |
Speaker
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Keiichi Yamada (Professor, Hosei University) |
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Prof. Yamada of Hosei University gave a lecture
on the origin of groundwater of Hino Tableland through the
Asakawa, Tamagawa, and rainwater. We discussed how to conserve
and regenerate spring water. |
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Sep.10,2008
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The following research meeting was held.
The Second Spring Water and Groundwater Research Meeting
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The Geology and Groundwater of
Hino Tableland |
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14:00〜16:00 10 Sep. (Wed) 2008 |
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Hino City Kankyo Jyoho Center
(日野市環境情報センター) |
Speaker
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Kiyomi Tsunoda (Tokyo Metropolitan Kitatama
High School) |
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The researches on groundwater have been concentrated
on Musashino Tableland. Mr. Tsunoda has been involved in
various researches on groundwater. Few researchers tackle
with groundwater of Hino Tableland. Hino city is one of such
autonomous bodies which have continued to research groundwater.
However, the results have not been stored enough when compared
with Mosashino area. Mr. Tsunoda is the only person who has
conducted researches on whole Hino Tableland area. This is
unpublished study which is financed by The Tokyu Foundation
for Better Environment. Our team uses his data as a base.
We hope you will participate in the seminar. |
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Sep.24,2008
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The following report was issued.
" Picture Record: Kokubunji Cliff with Rich Water, Green and Livings-For
Regeneration of Value Resources in Musashino"
Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology, Hosei University
Basin Zone Regeneration Project
Published in March 2008, A4, 79p
" Manazuru-Discovery of Charms of Port Town and Future
Perspectives"
Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology, Hosei University
Port Town Regeneration Project, Laboratory of Yuzuru Tominaga + Laboratory
of Hidenobu Jinnai
Published in March 2008, A4, 56p
" New Ways to Live in Rural Areas-Case Study of Hino in
the Suburban Areas of Tokyo"
Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology, Hosei University
+ Toshin Management Institute, Toshin Jyuken Co., Ltd.
Published in June 2008, A4, 229p
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Oct.02,2008
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The following report was issued.
“The role of NPOs in Regional Management of Rural Areas
-Shimanto Hata Areas, Kochi Prefecture- (Symposium Report of 9 Feb. 2008)"
Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology, Hosei University
(Ed.) Basin Zone Regeneration Project (Former Local Management Project)
Published in 20.08.2008, A4, 80p |
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Oct.17,2008
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We started to publish our reports in Hosei University
Repository. You can read them in the web. The following link icon
will be attached to the reports published in the repository.
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Nov.03,2008
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English
summary of Hino Project: The First Research Meeting of Spring
Water and Groundwater Project (04, Aug. 2008)
English summary
of Hino Project: The Second Research Meeting of Spring Water
and Groundwater Project (10, Sep. 2008)
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Nov.12,2008
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The
summery of Basin Zone Regeneration Project, Hino Irrigation Channel
Regeneration WG (24 July, 2008) was updated. |
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Nov.18,2008
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The following reports were updated on the Hosei
University Repository.
"Picture
Record: Kokubunji Cliff with Rich Water, Green and Livings―For Regeneration of
Value Resources in Musashino"
"Manazuru―Discovery
of Charms of Port Town and Future Perspectives"
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Dec.08,2008
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English
summary of Basin Zone Regeneration Project, Hino Irrigation Channel
Regeneration WG (24, Jul. 2008) |
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Dec.20,2008
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The Debrief Session by Laboratory of Regional Design
with Ecology (2008) was held.
The Debrief Session by Laboratory of Regional Design
with Ecology (2008)
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10:00-17:00 20 Dec. (Sat.), 2008 |
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Multimedia Hall 5F, Tamachi Schoolhouse,
Ichigaya Campus, Hosei University |
Program
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10:00 |
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Opening Talk (Hidenobu Jinnai, Director of
Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology) |
10:10 |
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Project Report |
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<City Core and Bay Area Regeneration
Project>
1) Akira Abe and Isao Takamatsu
" Project Report on Vitalization Proposal for Waterfront and Surrounding
Areas of Kamejimagawa and City Core"
2) Kiyoe Miyashita
" The Guidelines for Landscape Evaluation and Urban Area Improvement of
Surrounding Areas of Outer Moat"
3) Masao Sasaki
" Spatial Improvement Plan and its Realization Measures for Historic Outer
Moat around Edo Castle"
4) Norihisa Yokouchi
" New Measures for General Control and Use Plan of Coastal (Waterfront)
Areas"
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<Basin Zone Regeneration Project>
1) Yoshiyasu Asai
" The Landscape based on Water Environment: Historical and Ecological Corridor
in Irrigation Channels of Hino/Small River Basins of Machida"
2) Hiroko Nagano
" The Possible Bottom-up Urban Development based on Participation of Citizens"
3) Yoshinori Yamaoka and Yasuhiro Ohara
" The General Overview by Shimanto River Basin and Hata Kuroshio Area Regeneration
Working Group" |
13:00 |
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Project Report |
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<Port Town Regeneration Project>
1) Satoshi Okamoto
"The Spatial Formation and Transformation of Japanese Port Towns from the
Viewpoint of Typology"
2) Yuji Ishiwata
" Five Years' Achievements and Future Issues of Port Town Regeneration Project" |
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<Overseas Research Project>
1) Kazuyuki Suzuki and Soji Kubota (Jinnai Laboratory)
" A Vacation City with Wealth of Life: Otranto in South Italy"
2) Paku Chanpiru
" Urban Structure in Waterfront Regeneration of Seoul"
3) Hiroshi Kamiya
" Water Expo Project" |
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<Overview and Strategy Project>
1) Kiyotaka Deguchi and Norihito Sato
" Temperature Distribution and Local Circulation in Waterfront Cities"
2) Kenichi Takahashi and Toshiharu Hasebe
" Proposal and Formulation of Historical and Ecological Corridor with the
Axis of Water System"
3) Takashi Morita
" The Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology Seen in Maps" |
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Discussion (Coordinator: Hidenobu Jinnai)
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Closing (Moderator: Hiroko Fujisawa) |
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Jan.09,2009
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The following research meeting was held.
The Second Outer Moat Regeneration Research Meeting
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18:00-20:30 9 Jan (Fri.), 2009 |
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Tamachi Schoolhouse, Ichigaya
Campus, Hosei University 2F T206, Building of Faculty of
Engineering and Design |
Program
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1) Hiroki Goto (Cultural Asset
Section, Education Committee, Chiyoda City)
" The Purposes of Conservation Planning" (tentative theme)
2) Kazuyuki Yano (Japan Cultural Heritage Consultancy)
" The Maintenance and Improvement of Cultural Landscape Formed by Historic
Outer Moat" (tentative theme)
3) Masao Kotoda (Urban Planning Promotion Department, Chiyoda City)
" The Community Development Utilizing Historic Outer Moat" (tentative
theme)
Q&A |
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Feb.14,2009
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The following report was issued.
" Koiwa Venice Market"
Hiroshi Kawanagi
Edited by Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology, Hosei University
Published in November 2008, A4, 50p |
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Mar.12,2009
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The following research meeting will be held.
Students' Debrief Session on Hino
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The students will hold a debrief
session on their field researches of Hino. We are waiting
for your participation. |
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12 Mar. (Thu.), 2009 13:30-16:30 |
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Meeting Room1, West Building,
Koganei Campus, Hosei University |
Program
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1) The Basic Study on Candidate
Sites for Waterpower Plant Using Irrigation Channels
-Focusing on Irrigation Channel Network of Hino City-
By Haruka Sato (Thesis, Miyashita Laboratory, Civil and Environmental
Engineering)
2) Potential Vacant Houses and Natural Resource Recycling in Suburbs
of Metropolitan Areas
By Kenichi Owa (Master Thesis, Takahashi Laboratory, Civil and Environmental
Engineering)
3) What is the Purpose of Gakko (楽校) of Waterfront?
By Yujiro Ono and Momoyo Eguchi (2nd Grade Students, Nishikido Laboratory,
Faculty of Humanity and Environment)
4) Possible Collaboration of Citizens' Groups
By Noe Ikushima and Takuya Tanaka (2nd Grade Students, Nishikido Laboratory,
Faculty of Humanity and Environment)
5) What Can We Do for Conservation of Irrigation Channels?
By Shin Nakata (2nd Grade Student, Nishikido Laboratory, Faculty of
Humanity and Environment) |
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Mar.18,2009
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The following report was issued.
" Exhibition of Water Tokyo Seen from Outer Moat-For Historical/Ecological
Corridor"
Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology, Hosei University
Published in February 2009, A4, 48p |
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Mar.30,2009
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Hino City and Hosei University concluded a project
cooperation agreement.
The Laboratory of Regional Design with Ecology has developed
research study on Hino in cooperation with citizens and the government
of Hino City. Based on the efforts and research results, Hino
City and Hosei University concluded the project cooperation agreement
on 27 February, 2009.
In the 21st year of Heisei (2009), we will launch a three years'
joint project for regeneration of water city Hino by public-private-academic
sectors.
For details, visit the web site of Hosei University:
http://www.hosei.ac.jp/news/shosai/news_1021.html
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