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著者：豊坂弥雲、三島伸雄 読み: トヨサカ ヤクモ、ミシマ ノブオ題名：壱岐島本村触八畑地区における明治期以降の土地利用変遷に関する研究発表情報：公益社団法人日本都市計画学会都市計画論文集 Vol.55, No.3, 2020.10 巻: 55 号: 3 ページ: 1205-1210キーワード：旧土地台帳、地籍図、土地利用、散居集落概要：This paper aims to analyze the transition of land use in Hachibatake, Honmura, Gounoura, Iki island. Farmer area of Iki island has been found to have a land use pattern of the Scattered Units ― mountains in the background, housing and fields ― and arable land. However, some of those places seem to have been demolished, and Hachibatake is one of them. We organized the information on cadastre and cadastral maps made in the Meiji era, and reconstructed the cadastral maps of each period. We then used this information to analyze the land use transition. The results revealed the following First of all, the land use pattern was established in the Meiji era. Then, in the 1900s, residential lots began to increase on the mountainside, and in the 1910s, lots began to increase on the flat side as well, and until 1970, almost the entire area along the road was residential. Thus, we were able to show that changes in the land use pattern are occurring in some farmer areas of Iki island, such as along roads.抄録：英語フィールド
Author：Yakumo Toyosaka, Nobuo MishimaTitle：A study on land use changes since the Meiji era in a scattered village, Iki islandAnnouncement information:Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, Vol.55 No.3, October, 2020 Vol: 55 Issue: 3 Page: 1205-1210Keyword：cadastre, cadastral map, land use, scattered villageAn abstract：This paper aims to analyze the transition of land use in Hachibatake, Honmura, Gounoura, Iki island. Farmer area of Iki island has been found to have a land use pattern of the Scattered Units ― mountains in the background, housing and fields ― and arable land. However, some of those places seem to have been demolished, and Hachibatake is one of them. We organized the information on cadastre and cadastral maps made in the Meiji era, and reconstructed the cadastral maps of each period. We then used this information to analyze the land use transition. The results revealed the following First of all, the land use pattern was established in the Meiji era. Then, in the 1900s, residential lots began to increase on the mountainside, and in the 1910s, lots began to increase on the flat side as well, and until 1970, almost the entire area along the road was residential. Thus, we were able to show that changes in the land use pattern are occurring in some farmer areas of Iki island, such as along roads.