大地主本間家の代家支配人住宅の特質に関する復原的研究

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The Honma family of Sakata was the greatest landowner in Japan through the Edo Period. They owned vast farmlands and rice paddies around the Shounai area in Yamagata Prefecture and placed farmland managers - taya and shihai'nin - in major areas to supervise their farmers. This paper focuses on the historical analysis of farmland managers' residences. 1. Studies on two extant farmland manager residences were made to clarify original configurations of exemplary structures. 2. Studies were made to analyze the rebuilding of farmland managers' residences in the Meiji Era. 3. The necessity of guest rooms in residences of farmland managers, to welcome the Honma Family rice inspector, was clarified based on surveys of extant residences.
2002-09-30