琵琶湖西岸の里山地域における地元住民と移入住民の景観認識の比較

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We clarified residents landscape perception by comparing data of native residents, new residents and visiting students in a Satoyama district in the vicinity of a city on the West side of the Lake Biwa, Shiga Prefecture. The investigation was conducted using Visitor Employed Photography and interviews. The data were analyzed in terms of selected landscape elements, reason for the selection, location of shot taken (viewpoint) and elements that define district identity. The results showed that some landscape elements such as paddy fields and traditional structures were perceived as relevant by all interviewees. On the other hand, some results were group-specific. While both native and new residents evaluated places with a religious meaning, native residents tended to emphasize memories and familiarity. Meanwhile new residents perceived waterways as relevant and evaluated nature such as beauty and richness of water. Students perceived fauna as relevant. In viewpoint, common location and group-specific one were shown, too. Both native and new residents evaluated topographical features in their definition of district identity.
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