Revitalizing community with Kamado, a traditional Japanese cooker

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  • 竈を通じて震災後の新しい生き方を考える
  • 筑波大学創造的復興プロジェクト: つくば市北条地区における竈を用いた地域復興のケーススタディ
  • Creative Reconstruction at the University of Tsukuba

Abstract

The Kamado Project is a Creative Reconstrction Project of University of Tsukuba. The activities centered on the Hojo area of Tsukuba  city, which has suffered two desasters – the Great East Japan earthquake and the tornado on May 6, 2012. We focused on kamado which has been left unused in an old house. A kamado is a traditional Japanese cooker for cooking rice etc., using firewood. Cooking rice using the kamado helps people: (1) Prepare for desasters (2) Bond together (3) Gain awareness of the local resources. 

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  • CRID
    1390001205610297088
  • NII Article ID
    130005471312
  • DOI
    10.11247/jssd.61.0_76
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    • JaLC
    • CiNii Articles
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