日本植民地期における韓国の日本人移住漁村の形成に関する研究 : 巨文島・巨文港を対象として

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This paper aims to clarify the formation process of migrant fishing village of Japanese during their colonization of Korea. Research reveals the background and formation of Japanese migratory process in order to illustrate their fishing village forms and spatial pattern by raising Geomun-do Island as a case study. In this research, we clarify formation process and spatial pattern of its village. Clarifying of functional development process of the village is also another objective of this research. It appears that coastline and its roads, wells and location of progenitor's settlement plays a vital role in form and spatial structure of the village. Road system of the village was constituted from roads running parallel with coastline and small alleys stretching perpendicularly to them providing trapezoid shape of lands. As places for housework or community gathering places, two wells adjacent to the progenitor's premises play a significant part as cores of housing development of the village. Though this seashore village is tiny in scale, fishing, trade and pastime activities provide a multi-facet function to the village as other modern cities.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2004-03-30