近代民家普請における村人の相互扶助の変容 : 岩手県藤沢町佐々木家住宅の場合

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The Sasaki's are a farm family in a mountain village in Iwate, Japan. The family built and renovated four buildings on its property between 1896 and 1972. The Sasaki family keeps eight"Fushin"(construction)books. "Fushin"books include records of contributions from the community, such as labor, gifts, and money on the occasions of construction and renovation.The Sasaki's"Fushin"books reveal changes of characteristics of mutual aid among residents of a community. During the early period(around 1896), many community members helped with the Sasaki's construction and renovation projects; however, around 1915, more family members than neighbors started to be involved in the process. After the 1950's, the renovations were carried out almost exclusively by family members. This describes the collapse of the Japanese farm community system, Noson-Shakai, in which its residents supported each other.
長岡造形大学の論文
2007-03-15