東京・浅草における『映画街』の形成プロセスに関する研究 : 土地台帳,地籍図,地図,写真に基づく土地利用と景観の変化に関する分析

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During the 20^<th> century, Asakusa was known as "Eiga-gai" which means "Cinema-City", since it was a place with the highest concentration of cinemas in Japan. Nowadays, few cinemas are still opened and the popularity of Asakusa, as an entertainment district, has fallen inexorably. The first step in doing this study was to perform a land use analysis through several periods, including the Meiji, Taisho, Showa, and the present. The second step was to collect all data and compare them to understand how the "Cinema-City" was born in Asakusa and how the area developed, changed, and declined over the past century. The results of this study make clear the following points: 1) The Cinema-City presented the highest concentration cinemas in Japanese history. 2) The Cinema-City experienced many changes in architectural styles, land use, ownerships, and landscape. These changes are carefully examined and reported in the present study.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2009-03-30