A STUDY ON LIVING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENTS OF AMIS INDIGENOUS PEOPLE DURING THE JAPANESE COLONIAL PERIOD

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• This paper focuses on how Amis indigenous people's living environment was improved by Japanese government's policy during the colonial period in Taiwan. In 1930s, Japanese governors established regulations of public facilities such as lavatories, canals, cemeteries and shines for Amis villages. The governors also created two types of new dwelling house plans (Kairyoubanoku) to improve Amis' original houses. The regulations and the plans were made based on Amis' traditional customs and Han's dwelling house plans. It is thought that the purpose of the Japanese policy was to modernize Ami's lifestyle. The policy made great influences on Ami's living environments and some of them can still be seen in the villages today.

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• 港北ニュータウンの環境計画 (環境問題-2-環境実験都市(主集)) -- (わが国の環境実験都市)
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• 吹抜けを有する冬期実空間における足裏加熱が全身温冷感に及ぼす影響に関する実験的研究--実験室の温度設定にステップ変動を与えた場合について
• 建築の20世紀

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