平成16年福井豪雨により被害を受けた中山間地域における人口移動及び過疎化

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Mid−and near−mountain forested and agricultural areas have problems of continuous depopulation and aging of residents. Natural disasters may give great impacts to living conditions in the areas and lead not only to tem-porary residential shift but also to deep depopulation. In two years after the 2004 Fukui Heavy Rainfall Disaster, we researched how the disaster affected the change in population in Miyama Area and Kawada Area belonging to mid−and near−mountain forested and agricultural areas. Some people lost their houses and moved temporar-ily to near houses offered by their friends and relatives and small temporary houses constructed by the govern-ments. However, many of them soon reconstructed newly their houses at the original places and returned there. The Fukui Heavy Rainfall Disaster seems not to have led to serious depopulation in the seareas. The continuous depopulation may result from the current nationalwide motion of people from country to urban areas.
福井大学地域環境研究教育センターの論文
2006-11-20