18.大火の季節的分布とその地域性

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This is a result of the study on the seasonal frequency and regional distribution of conflagrations in Japan since the end of the World War II. It is generally said in this country that spring is the season of conflagration. But I have come to know the following facts as a result of the observation on the seasonal frequency and regional variation of the conflagration: In Hokkaido, Tohoku, Hokuriku and San-in districts, the risk of conflagration is high in the seasons from the middle of spring to the beginning of summer, while in Kanto, Tokai, Nankai, Setouchi and the Southern part of Kyushu, it is rather high in the season from the middle of winter to the beginning of spring. In autumn, the frequency of conflagration is comparatively few, but conflagrations of a large scale are often seen in this season. Presumably it would depend upon climatic and topographical conditions in Japan. The following table shows a monthly and seasonal frequency of the ordinary fires and conflagrations (1946-1953).
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1956-07-30