EVALUATION OF MATSHISHIMA AS ARCHIPELAGO LANDSCAPE IN ADMINISTRATION OF NATIONAL PARK FROM TAISHO ERA TO POST-WAR

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  • ITO Hiromu
    Assistant Prof., Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo

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  • 大正から戦後にかけての国立公園行政における多島海景観としての松島の評価
  • タイショウ カラ センゴ ニ カケテ ノ コクリツ コウエン ギョウセイ ニ オケル タトウカイ ケイカン ト シテ ノ マツシマ ノ ヒョウカ

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This study aims to clarify the evaluation of the ancient scenery landscape Matsushima by the National Park Administration through literature and local surveys. Matsushima was evaluated as an archipelago, but was not designated as national park even though the view of it as an archipelago is similar to that of other natural scenic areas that are designated as national parks. This is because the purpose of national parks is to find new natural scenic areas and the elements of each are evaluated individually. It can be said that Matsushima being an archipelago landscape is the basis of its qualification to be a national park.

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