On The Post-Town in The Suburbs of Tokyo before the Traffic Revo ution

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  • 運輸革命以前における近郊宿場町
  • -Especially about Yahatamachi, Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture.- A Study on The Suburban Districts from the Historical Geographic Point of View, Part III
  • -市川市八幡町を中心に- (近郊地域の歴史地理学的研究第3報)

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Yahata-machi lies about 20 kilometers east from the center of Tokyo, <br>(1) Yahata-machi and its neighboring agricultural district have suppeied Tokyo (then Edo) with fresh, vegetables, while they have got the supply of human manure from Tokyo and used it as fertilizer from the 8gth century (See Table. 1)<br>(2) From 1800 to 1842, at Yahata-machi, the volume of trade by the farmers, made a marked increase. (See Table. IV)<br>(3) There could be seen the following relations between the Choshi Road on the plateau called Shimofusa-Daichi and the Sakura Road running through the plain.<br>a) Along the latter-Sakura Road, we had much more trade than along the former. (See Fig. I & II, Table. V)<br>b) The former surpassed the latter in the traffic volume of horses, while the litter in the traffic volume of men. (See Fig. III & IV)<br>c) Yahata-machi was situated at the point of intersection of both roads.<br>(4) From the beginning of the 19th century, the commercial activity-especially of the pawnbrokers-became remarkable, and the so-called wide circle of Sukego offering to the postown the supplementary force or labour was formed. (Table. II & III, Fig. V & VI)<br>It seems to me that these facts formed the, basis of the development of Ichikawa which has been a sotellite city of Tokyo since the traffic revolution.

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  • THE NEW GEOGRAPHY

    THE NEW GEOGRAPHY 3 (2), 1-8, 1954

    The Geographic Education Society of Japan

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  • CRID
    1390001204339868160
  • NII Article ID
    130003703676
  • DOI
    10.5996/newgeo.3.2_1
  • ISSN
    18847072
    05598362
  • Text Lang
    ja
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