A Study on the Formation of the Stone Wall Using of Local Stone of Mt Rokko and Hanshinnkan

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  • 阪神間・六甲山麓における地場石材・本御影石の石垣の形成と展開
  • ハンシン カン ロッコウ サンロク ニ オケル ジバ セキザイ ホン ミカゲイシ ノ イシガキ ノ ケイセイ ト テンカイ

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Local stone is one of the important element of which stone structure composes the landscape in the foothill residential area. Mikageishi (granite), local stone in Mt. Rokko was used for the stone wall in the suburban developed from the end of the Meiji era to the beginning of the Showa era in the foothill of Mt. Rokko. This discourse clarifies that the realities of Mikageishi is the local industry and the use of local stone in the residential development in the foothill area had become full-scale since the end of the Meiji era. In conclusion, local stone received the peak period in modem ages, and excavated stone and local circulation stone were used for the stone wall in the residential area that had been developed in the age. After the world war II, the circulation was lost, and the cost became high in the stone wall with local stone.

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