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<p>This study focused on roles of ‘open space network’ in the State development plan and the effect on ‘taboo zones’ and ‘proper area’ of wind energy in Regional plan.</p><p>This paper analyzed the ‘open space network’ that has reached 29.3% of States of Berlin and Brandenburg. Regions have the obligation to ‘hard taboo zone’ of exclusion of wind energy. This paper verified that the Regional Plan Havelland-Flaeming 2020 defines also ‘soft taboo zone’ as ‘priority area’ of open space and landscape units for the exclusion of wind energy, and concludes ‘proper area’ of wind energy of 2.24% of the Region.</p>

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DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.57.218

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<p>The research aims are to review the planning process and landscape design of the forest and industrial heritages of Noritake Forest that is opened at the Center of Nagoya City in 2001. The interviews of the Noritake Company, Nagoya City and landscape architect cleared the idea of the forest and the maintenance using the institution of greenery for citizen. The results are as the followings; 1) the idea of Noritake forest promoted by the former President Iwasaki, 2) the effect of district plan for the creation of the forest and preservation of industrial heritages, 3) the character of landscape design which is effective to connect from northern to southern area, 4) the character of labor accounts of Noritake forest.</p>

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<p>The aim of study is to identify present fragments of paddy field composed by ancient jori grid as historic rural landscape in bay area of Ise. The method of this study is to identify historic jori grid based GIS and aerial photographs comparing studies from 1971 to 1985 and 2018. This paper describes the present map of jori grid and conclude that the jori grids remain as the ancient jori grid of only 3.9% and the modified jori grid of 39.9% comparing the situation of studies from 1971 to 1985. The disappearance of jori grid reaches 56.3 % in these 35 years.</p>

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<p>This paper analyzed about the discussion between landscape protection and cultural assets of Nation (Art.9), human right of community (Art.2) and decentralization (Art.5) by the minutes of Italian constitution from 1946 to 1947. It should be noted that human right and responsibility of Nation, State and Regions concerning landscape protection were discussed for the fundamental principle of constitution because of the international value of Italian cultural heritage. The assembly members introduced the role of State for landscape protection for the cultural development. The Art.117 and the Urbani Code of 2004 have cleared the relationship between State and Regions and realized the vision of Art.9.</p>

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.56.493

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<p>This paper analyzed land-use control of landscape plans and landscape atlas in Italy. The comparison of five landscape plans approved by the regional governments and the situation of the rest regions were reviewed. The role of 'landscape area' of regional landscape plan is underlined for the coordination of landscape elements and land-use regulations between local governments. The role of 'landscape atlas' is the recognition of the identity of territory for the participation. The common themes of landscape elements were cleared as protected natural environment and landscape assets. Themes of historic invariant, ecological network, visual identity, landscape heritage, land-use control of renewable energy plants, participation, and critic were identified by various methods of regional landscape plans on GIS and Web GIS.</p>

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.55.1431

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<p>During the 20th Century, most part of Japanese paddy fields were transformed to productive efficient allotments by the "Agricultural Land Improvement Projects". However, the rich biodiversity, which was maintained in traditional paddy field forms with nature-near water supply systems, has led to a loss. In this research, the methodology of sustainable paddy field management which is aimed at balancing "efficient paddy field management" and "ecosystem conservation" was proposed by conducting the following three points. The focused site was Asami district in Matsuzaka city. First, the paddy fields were classified into 3 types according to the introduction of the agricultural land improvement project. Secondly, the differences of biodiversity and labor productivity by farmers among the three types were clarified. Thirdly, the future paddy field management scenarios were proposed and examined by considering a compromise point in this trade-off relationship between biodiversity and labor productivity.</p>

DOI： 10.5632/jila.83.645

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<p>Japanese gardens need the intensive maintenance in order to preserve their aesthetic landscapes. Today, the maintenance cost has become burden to the garden owners and the effective management plan is needed by clarifying where and how much labor forces of management is thrown. In this research the following two points were conducted to get the insight of the future management plan in Japanese gardens. The focused site was Shirotori garden, which is a Stroke-Style Japanese garden around a big pond in the center, in Nagoya city. First, all management works in the garden were classified into two types; professional management and nonprofessional management. The labor accounts of each type were calculated and it was clarified that professional management accounted for 28% of the total labor accounts. Secondly, the labor accounts and the spatial distribution of two management types in each landscape theme were investigated. As a result, labor accounts of professional management showed high value in the landscape elements which became visual targets from traffic lines of pedestrians. On the other hand, labor accounts of nonprofessional management showed high value in the large central lawn area.</p>

DOI： 10.5632/jila.82.505

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DOI： https://doi.org/10.11361/journalcpij.53.1231

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DOI： http://dx.doi.org/10.12896/cse201700100101

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&nbsp;Nagoya city's urban landscape master plan became a leading plan example of initial period for a landscape master plan for a whole city area.<br>&nbsp;Although Municipal Landscape Policy is being conducted unifying under the Landscape Law today, before Nagoya city's approach, it was being conducted in a framework of individual law except it by municipal own ordinance.<br>&nbsp;In the approaches by municipal own ordinance until the 1970's, most cities such as Kanazawa city, Takayama city and Kyoto city had themes of historical environment.<br>&nbsp;In the 1980's in Kobe city and Nagoya city, Landscape Basic Plan as Urban Landscape Master Plan not only for historical environment but also for a whole city area was formulated in accordance with each municipal Landscape Conservation Regulation.<br>&nbsp;In the formulation approaches of each city's plan, they evaluate regional landscape by spatial zoning in the whole city.<br>&nbsp;Kobe city makes zoning in advance by Typification of Landscape, and Nagoya city makes zoning for city area by Independent Landscape Zone, Fundamental Landscape Zone and Spatial Construction based on Standard Axis of Landscape.<br>&nbsp;Although such a difference is seen in both, it is not right or wrong question.<br>&nbsp;Thereafter Nagoya's approach had reference quality to lead landscape master plan of Fujisawa city, Kita-Kyushu city and Tokyo city.<br>&nbsp;The features of pioneering Plan Formulation are high evaluation, Formulation System and Method in the planning process.<br>&nbsp;There is an administrative monograph of the past concerning Nagoya city's Urban Landscape Master Plan, however the study concerning Planning Formulation Method is not seen.<br>&nbsp;According to this study of Planning Formulation Method, there is the usefulness for various Planning Formulation as a reference concerning Contemporary city's Master Plan.

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In recent years, secondary forest in urbanized area, which is derived from satoyama, is gathering attention because it has important functions such as supply of beautiful landscape and recreational space to local people. However, today the lack of management by municipalities and local peoples has caused the degradation of the secondary forest and the deterioration of its function. In this research, the methodology of green space management based on landscape preferences and labor accounts was proposed by conducting the following three points. The focused site was Fujimaki town in Nagoya city. First, the secondary forest was classified into 5 types according to its management level. Secondly, the scores of landscape preference and labor forces in each type were clarified. Thirdly, the future possible labor forces were calculated and the future management plan was proposed by distributing the labor forces in order to maximize the landscape preference score.

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The purpose of this study is to create the photographic observation of historic landscape in Japan. Through the comparison between old photos and recent ones by computer a visual monitoring method can be used for the selection of the important cultural landscape by law. As the case study total 47 old photos were analyzed from the same viewpoints at Sotodomari district in Ainan Town. In the conclusion the 91% wall surface of 22 local views shows well-maintained stone walls. More than 80% of 23 panoramic views shows the well-maintained stone walls. One panoramic photo shows that the reduction of the height of stone wall in these 50 years. This paper suggests that the possibility of visual monitoring method by old photos to analyze the detail of composition of small stones in small village where is difficult to search cadaster maps.

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The purpose of this study is to create the photographic observation of historic landscape in Japan. Through the comparison between old photos and recent ones by computer a visual monitoring method can be used for the selection of the important cultural landscape by law. As the case study total 47 old photos were analyzed from the same viewpoints at Sotodomari district in Ainan Town. In the conclusion the 91% wall surface of 22 local views shows well-maintained stone walls. More than 80% of 23 panoramic views shows the well-maintained stone walls. One panoramic photo shows that the reduction of the height of stone wall in these 50 years. This paper suggests that the possibility of visual monitoring method by old photos to analyze the detail of composition of small stones in small village where is difficult to search cadaster maps.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.51.320

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The evaluation of the visual impact of the urban development is necessary for the environmental assessment but the zone of visual influence (ZVI) and the magnitude for high-rise buildings are not cleared in the world. The aim of this paper is to clarify the ZVI for high-rise buildings from 96m height to 299m height. This paper clarifies that the zone which is recommended the analysis of the visibility are from 37 to 56km in the cases of high-rise buildings from 96m height to 299m height, and the zone which could influenced the high magnitude are from 11km to 22km in the same cases. This paper estimated the models of ZVI for high-rise buildings from 96m height to 299m height.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.50.1122

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The aim of this study is to clarify awareness and problems for the landscape preservation in Oyama-senmaida in Kamogawa. Interviews and questionnaires have been prepared for the NPO of rice terraces, for local farmers, and for the agricultural sector and the cultural heritage sector in the City of Kamogawa. As a result of questionnaires following points were cleared. 1) 86% of respondents aware of the values of the landscape and the preservation. 2) 77% of respondents recognize the agricultural stewardship for the landscape in the forest. 3) Although 96% of respondents are positive for the cultural landscape preservation, there are problems for the realization in the local authority. 4) Farmers look negative for the tourism because of the ill-manners.

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In recent years the revitalization projects of waterfront areas with public-private partnerships develop some areas where had too strict governmental regulations in Japan. The objective of this study is to clarify the effective managements by the private sector initiative. As good practices the four waterfront projects in 'Suito Osaka' are focused on the innovative planning techniques in Osaka. The main reasons of the effective uses of their cases are analyzed into the following points. 1) The projects were mainly reflected by the private sector ideas beyond the problems of sectionalism. 2) Spatial continuity of accessibility in the waterfront directly influences the use and activities.

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The historic landscape character in the urban core in Shanghai is still not widely researched because the city continues to be changed. This study analyzes the unchanged of the British settlement which is now located on the Huangpu district by the seven historic maps from 1855 to 2012. Historic landscape Characterisation (Historic landscape assessment) is analyzed by unchanged roads, unchanged blocks, and heritage buildings. As a result, 44% of streets and 15% of blocks were formed until 1855, and total 90% of streets and blocks were originated from 1932 in the research area. Heritages are mostly located between Henan road and the Bund. This paper specifically indicates their locations and their great values to be preserved.

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The TOKYO SKYTREE (the height of 634m) was applied the Environmental Impact Assessment before construction, but the Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment had not been evaluated enough in the process. The assessment should be analyzed by the theoretical visibility and the magnitude of the visual influence. This study suggests the application of their visual assessments for the highest landmark in Tokyo. The conclusion cleared that 1) the theoretical visibility of the TOKYO SKYTREE reaches to the areas of one metropolitan government and twelve prefectures (max. 229.5km), 2) the distance range of the magnitude "High" of Zone of Visual Influence is from 0 to 27km, "Medium" is from 27 to 32km, "Low" is from 32 to 75-82km, "Negligible" is over 75-82km.

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The aim of this study is to clarify awareness and problems for the landscape preservation in Oyama-senmaida in Kamogawa. Interviews and questionnaires have been prepared for the NPO of rice terraces, for local farmers, and for the agricultural sector and the cultural heritage sector in the City of Kamogawa. As a result of questionnaires following points were cleared. 1) 86% of respondents aware of the values of the landscape and the preservation. 2) 77% of respondents recognize the agricultural stewardship for the landscape in the forest. 3) Although 96% of respondents are positive for the cultural landscape preservation, there are problems for the realization in the local authority. 4) Farmers look negative for the tourism because of the ill-manners.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.49.77

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The historic landscape character in the urban core in Shanghai is still not widely researched because the city continues to be changed. This study analyzes the unchanged of the British settlement which is now located on the Huangpu district by the seven historic maps from 1855 to 2012. Historic landscape Characterisation (Historic landscape assessment) is analyzed by unchanged roads, unchanged blocks, and heritage buildings. As a result, 44% of streets and 15% of blocks were formed until 1855, and total 90% of streets and blocks were originated from 1932 in the research area. Heritages are mostly located between Henan road and the Bund. This paper specifically indicates their locations and their great values to be preserved.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.49.25

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The TOKYO SKYTREE (the height of 634m) was applied the Environmental Impact Assessment before construction, but the Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment had not been evaluated enough in the process. The assessment should be analyzed by the theoretical visibility and the magnitude of the visual influence. This study suggests the application of their visual assessments for the highest landmark in Tokyo. The conclusion cleared that 1) the theoretical visibility of the TOKYO SKYTREE reaches to the areas of one metropolitan government and twelve prefectures (max. 229.5km), 2) the distance range of the magnitude "High" of Zone of Visual Influence is from 0 to 27km, "Medium" is from 27 to 32km, "Low" is from 32 to 75-82km, "Negligible" is over 75-82km.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.49.747

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In recent years the revitalization projects of waterfront areas with public-private partnerships develop some areas where had too strict governmental regulations in Japan. The objective of this study is to clarify the effective managements by the private sector initiative. As good practices the four waterfront projects in 'Suito Osaka' are focused on the innovative planning techniques in Osaka. The main reasons of the effective uses of their cases are analyzed into the following points. 1) The projects were mainly reflected by the private sector ideas beyond the problems of sectionalism. 2) Spatial continuity of accessibility in the waterfront directly influences the use and activities.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.49.33

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This paper is a historic landscape characterisation in Kamakura City, using analyses by historic maps about streets, blocks, temples, watercourses, fields, forests and land use. Historic maps were able to analyze them dating back from the year from 1875 to 2009. Kamakura City is important historic town for the nomination of UNESCO site but the cultural assets registered by only single elements. As the historic characterization of England, historic land use could be analyzed and moreover original elements of this paper were integrated also temples, streets, blocks and watercourses. This paper cleared many historic landscape areas in the central Kamakura; over 56% historic land use, over 63% historic streets, over 62% watercourses, over 45% historic blocks which are all landscape characters before 1875.

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The concept of a "Landscape" developed as one of major policy after the European Landscape Convention in Europe. The definition is very important to understand what is a "Landscape" and how to manage it. This study concerns about the definitions in the approval process of the ELC, and legislative definitions in the every country after the sign of the ELC. The conclusions indicate the clear relationships between the ELC and legislations of European countries. The main effect of ELC is the referable potential in the legislative application for every country. A "Landscape" is an area, as perceived by people, means the promotion of the democratic governance for integration between the protection, management and planning of landscapes.

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The urban sprawl has caused drastic changes of landscape in the suburban area. This paper aims to analyze the relationship between the land-use and the landscape from 1978 to 2001 in the suburb of Metropolitan Tokyo; Chiba City, and to evaluate the landscape transformation and the stability by using GIS. The first result is characterized by the following complex phenomena of land-use changes; the reduction of &ldquo;natural and agricultural areas&rdquo; by urban developments, the abandonment of &ldquo;the farmland&rdquo;, the cultivation of &ldquo;the forest&rdquo;, and the re-naturalization of &ldquo;the field&rdquo;. The second one is the stability of the land-use for each classification on the GIS map. The third one is the correspondence of the landscape with the land-use by the monitoring of typical &ldquo;Yatsuda&rdquo; landscape.

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This paper presents the information for new Italian Code for Landscape Properties which issued in 2004, and modified in 2006 and 2008. This Code respects the European landscape convention in 2000 and the modification of the Italian Constitution in 2001. The new Code develops Landscape concepts that are wider than the ex. Natural Beauty Act (1939) and ex. Galasso Act (1985). In conclusion, characters of Italian landscape policy is declared as a significant methodology for the integration of natural, historic, and contemporary landscape under the collaboration between the State and Regions. It is explained that the authority of the landscape permission is stabilized to the central government by the new Code of 2008, for the management of landscape conservation.

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This paper presents the information for new Italian Code for Landscape Properties which issued in 2004, and modified in 2006 and 2008. This Code respects the European landscape convention in 2000 and the modification of the Italian Constitution in 2001. The new Code develops Landscape concepts that are wider than the ex. Natural Beauty Act (1939) and ex. Galasso Act (1985). In conclusion, characters of Italian landscape policy is declared as a significant methodology for the integration of natural, historic, and contemporary landscape under the collaboration between the State and Regions. It is explained that the authority of the landscape permission is stabilized to the central government by the new Code of 2008, for the management of landscape conservation.

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DOI： 10.3130/aija.74.617

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This paper presents the information for new Italian Code for Landscape Properties which issued in 2004, and modified in 2006 and 2008. This Code respects the European landscape convention in 2000 and the modification of the Italian Constitution in 2001. The new Code develops Landscape concepts that are wider than the ex. Natural Beauty Act (1939) and ex. Galasso Act (1985). <BR>In conclusion, characters of Italian landscape policy is declared as a significant methodology for the integration of natural, historic, and contemporary landscape under the collaboration between the State and Regions. It is explained that the authority of the landscape permission is stabilized to the central government by the new Code of 2008, for the management of landscape conservation.

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The Chiba Prefecture has emanated the first ordinance of landscape in the march of 2008. It is important to find landscape resources and those evaluations. This study is forcused on the "Mizuka" and hedges, which are cultural landscape characters near the Tone-river in the northern part of the prefecture. Totally 101 "Mizuka" and 88 hedges are found in the reseach. 41% of "Mizuka" with the store is well maintained, but 38% is partially destroyed. The Town of Sakae, the most "Mizuka" found in the town, has 59 "Mizuka" and 61 hedges. The problem is clarified that the half of owners has the positive consideration for "Mizuka" and hedges, but the rest half has negative.

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This study analyses the historic townscape of Taito City in Tokyo. This research is based on 88 historic maps, 3 fire insurance maps, and the street registry list to observe streets, blocks and temples. Taito City has the highest presence of temples. The conclusion is as followings; 1) In the whole Taito City, there is a 2 percent of block, built during the Edo period that is still left as they were originally built. These blocks are situated in the Yanaka district of Taito City. 2) After the Great Kanto Earthquake, 71 percent of the blocks have changed due to reconstruction projects. 3) The percentage of temples that remained from Edo period is to 46 percent in Taito City.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.43.2.1

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Solving global issues and reconstructing sustainable social systems, the Integrated Research System for Sustainability Science (IR3S) was established by the five participating universities including the University of Tokyo,Kyoto University, Osaka University, Hokkaido University and Ibaraki University. Chiba University joined in the IR3S as one of the cooperating institutions to the establishment of the sustainability science through collaboration with the Transdisciplinary Initiative for Global Sustainability (TIGS) of the University of Tokyo. Along this line, the Chiba University Association for Sustainability Science (CARSS: the office is located in the Center for Environment, Health and Field Sciences) was formed in October, 2006. In this paper, diverse activities reported in two events "Kashiwanoha: International Symposium on the wisdom of Solomon to integrate food and health into a sustainable lifestyle" and "Japan-Taiwan joint workshop on sustainability science with respect to environment and health" were briefly described. These activities were supported by Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) through Special Coordination Funds for Promoting Science and Technology. The detailed topics in the events are as follows: 1) Chemiless town^[○!R] project, 2) activities in Urban Design Center Kashiwa-no-ha (UDCK), 3) quality plant production in closed systems with artificial light, 4) a project for decreasing carbon (CO_2) emission from Kashiwanoha Campus, and 5) Kashiwanoha Kampo Clinic.

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The Chiba Prefecture has emanated the first ordinance of landscape in the march of 2008. It is important to find landscape resources and those evaluations. This study is forcused on the "Mizuka" and hedges, which are cultural landscape characters near the Tone-river in the northern part of the prefecture.Totally 101 "Mizuka" and 88 hedges are found in the reseach. 41% of "Mizuka" with the store is well maintained, but 38% is partially destroyed. The Town of Sakae, the most "Mizuka" found in the town, has 59 "Mizuka" and 61 hedges. The problem is clarified that the half of owners has the positive consideration for "Mizuka" and hedges, but the rest half has negative.

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This paper deals with evaluation of the economic effect that townscape regulations give as the land value. Although the consciousness of townscape is enforced by the Landscape Law and the ordinance, the economic effects are not well appreciated. In order to evaluate the economic effects, this study focuses on the change of the land price where regulations of buildings have been adopted in many years in Japan, and analyzed them by the Hedonic Approach. Case studies are selected among the historic preservation district in Japan; City of Kanazawa, Kurashiki, and Hagi. The result is generally as a following: the presence of regulations for historic preservation districts has positive influence of the land price in residential and commercial zones of three cities.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.42.3.115

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This paper deals with evaluation of the economic effect that townscape regulations give as the land value. Although the consciousness of townscape is enforced by the Landscape Law and the ordinance, the economic effects are not well appreciated. In order to evaluate the economic effects, this study focuses on the change of the land price where regulations of buildings have been adopted in many years in Japan, and analyzed them by the Hedonic Approach. Case studies are selected among the historic preservation district in Japan; City of Kanazawa, Kurashiki, and Hagi.<BR>The result is generally as a following: the presence of regulations for historic preservation districts has positive influence of the land price in residential and commercial zones of three cities.

DOI： 10.11361/cpij1.42.0.20.0

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The metropolitan Edo-Tokyo has rapidly developed and changed since Edo period. But the main cause of the change is construction of new buildings. So traces of city planning in Edo-Tokyo last 400 years remain on the city foundation. The purpose of this paper is to analyze historic characteristics of Chuo City, the center of Edo-Tokyo, founded on period when streets and blocks were forming. The reconstruction after 1923 Great Kanto earthquake influenced formation of blocks in Chuo City. But, this paper analyzed that streets and blocks remain the same in Nihonbashi, Ginza and Tsukishima since Edo and Meiji periods. By the additional analysis including private roads in Tsukishima district, while most "assumed-blocks" have changed, some "assumed-blocks" remain from Meiji period.

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The propose of this study to identify the landscape resources around the historical road of Nikko which has not been designed until today by the Cultural Landscape Act. The method of this study is to observe the transformation of the rural landscape which indicated on the cadastral maps of 1898, 1945, 1959 and 1990, using cadastres from 1898 to 1959. This paper shows how the Nikko road landscape has changed from 1898, by developments of buildings, construction of railways and service roads. The landscape along the Nikko road maintains fragments as elements belonging to the historical landscape. The conclusion proposes to preserve the landscape around the Nikko road as an integrated environment, by using in the future the landscape ordinance.

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DOI： 10.5736/jares1985.19.3_40

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The metropolitan Edo-Tokyo has rapidly developed and changed since Edo period. But the main cause of the change is construction of new buildings. So traces of city planning in Edo-Tokyo last 400 years remain on the city foundation. The purpose of this paper is to analyze historic characteristics of Chuo City, the center of Edo-Tokyo, founded on period when streets and blocks were forming. The reconstruction after 1923 Great Kanto earthquake influenced formation of blocks in Chuo City. But, this paper analyzed that streets and blocks remain the same in Nihonbashi, Ginza and Tsukishima since Edo and Meiji periods. By the additional analysis including private roads in Tsukishima district, while most "assumed-blocks" have changed, some "assumed-blocks" remain from Meiji period.

DOI： 10.11361/cpij1.41.0.314.0

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Publisher：The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture  

Publisher：The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture  

Publisher：The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture  

Publisher：The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture  

Publisher：日本建築学会  

「みなとみらい21事業」は、横浜のウォーターフロントにおける新しい都心づくりである。1965年に当時の飛田市長が発表した六大事業のうち、都心部強化事業の中核的プロジェクトとして位置づけられ、その後1983年から事業展開がされてきた。みなとみらい21は、中央地区、新港地区、横浜駅東口地区の3地区から成っている。上地利用推進と機能的な都市交通アクセスの整備のために、2004年に地下鉄みなとみらい線が開通された。

Publisher：日本建築学会  

Publisher：日本建築学会  

東京の都心から30km圏、千葉市西端(千葉都心から10km)の臨海埋立地にある幕張新都心は1973年から千葉県企業庁により埋め立てが始まった。面積は約522ha、中心地区と居住地区(幕張ベイタウン)からなる。現在の就業人口は約4万人、居住人口は約1万4千人。商業業務の中心地区、その拡大地区、住宅地区に分けて地区計画をかけた上で、住宅地区には都市デザインガイドラインを用いて、意匠上の誘導調整を実施している。住居地区は約84haあり、都市構造として西に角度を振った80m×70mのグリッド状街路の基盤で、東京湾の海の向こうに富士山を望む。また、公園や緑地、学校グラウンドを集約し帯状に3本コミュニティベルトが海まで通り、恒久的なオープンスペースを確保している。

Publisher：日本建築学会  

「みなとみらい21事業」は、横浜のウォーターフロントにおける新しい都心づくりである。1965年に当時の飛田市長が発表した六大事業のうち、都心部強化事業の中核的プロジェクトとして位置づけられ、その後1983年から事業展開がされてきた。みなとみらい21は、中央地区、新港地区、横浜駅東口地区の3地区から成っている。上地利用推進と機能的な都市交通アクセスの整備のために、2004年に地下鉄みなとみらい線が開通された。

Publisher：日本建築学会  

Publisher：日本建築学会  

東京の都心から30km圏、千葉市西端(千葉都心から10km)の臨海埋立地にある幕張新都心は1973年から千葉県企業庁により埋め立てが始まった。面積は約522ha、中心地区と居住地区(幕張ベイタウン)からなる。現在の就業人口は約4万人、居住人口は約1万4千人。商業業務の中心地区、その拡大地区、住宅地区に分けて地区計画をかけた上で、住宅地区には都市デザインガイドラインを用いて、意匠上の誘導調整を実施している。住居地区は約84haあり、都市構造として西に角度を振った80m×70mのグリッド状街路の基盤で、東京湾の海の向こうに富士山を望む。また、公園や緑地、学校グラウンドを集約し帯状に3本コミュニティベルトが海まで通り、恒久的なオープンスペースを確保している。

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The paper looks for cultural landscape in the mountain village of Kuni-mura (Gunma prefecture). As the remaining historic rural landscape is not of outstanding value, the research carefully approaches the historic landscape. The first move is a land use analysis through several periods: Edo, Showa, Meiji and present. The land use analysis has been possible thanks to the realization of comparable maps obtained from the digitalization of ancient ones. The second step has been to collect all data and compare them; in this way it has been possible to understand how the landscape changed in the past three centuries. The last step then has been to overlay all the maps in order to find out landscape transformations in the past three centuries. The final result is therefore a mapping of all territorial resources in terms of cultural landscape value. Out of this results I made some considerations and proposals on the historic landscape preservation and management.

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This paper observes the diffusion of Italian master plan and PdF(Program of building) from the City Planning Act(1942). Their numbers are increasing by their obligation of government ordinances; 100 cities designated in 1954, 4022 cities in 1971, and now almost cities are designated by decentralized regions from 1972. This research was composed by the several research in the different period of government ordinances and their reports. This paper identify many differences from Japanese conditions of Master Plans. For examples; the municipal authority of Building control by land-use zoning of Master Plan, the license of Planner, and the approval process of the Master Plan. The conclusion of this paper emphasize the importance of proposals to the citizens by planners and their approval process by the city council and the region

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DOI： 10.3130/aijt.11.435_2

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The first purpose of this paper is to investigate the background, objects, and the approval process of the Coherent Territorial Plan (SCOT) based on the SRU law (2000) and the UH law (2003) in France. The second purpose is to verify the actual conditions of the inter-communal cooperation for the SCOT in the case of the Rennes wide area. This paper identifies that (1) the planning approval process of the SCOT was innovated by the democratic involvement, and (2) the area of application of SCOT at Rennes wide area was decided as the "Pays de Rennes" followed by the mixed union of the "Pays de Rennes" which was decided to elaborate the SCOT (2003).

Authorship：Last author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)   Publisher：The City Planning Institute of Japan  

The paper looks for cultural landscape in the mountain village of Kuni-mura (Gunma prefecture). As the remaining historic rural landscape is not of outstanding value, the research carefully approaches the historic landscape. The first move is a land use analysis through several periods: Edo, Showa, Meiji and present. The land use analysis has been possible thanks to the realization of comparable maps obtained from the digitalization of ancient ones. The second step has been to collect all data and compare them; in this way it has been possible to understand how the landscape changed in the past three centuries. The last step then has been to overlay all the maps in order to find out landscape transformations in the past three centuries. The final result is therefore a mapping of all territorial resources in terms of cultural landscape value. Out of this results I made some considerations and proposals on the historic landscape preservation and management.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.40.3.817

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DOI： 10.3130/aijt.11.435_2

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The first purpose of this paper is to investigate the background, objects, and the approval process of the Coherent Territorial Plan (SCOT) based on the SRU law (2000) and the UH law (2003) in France. The second purpose is to verify the actual conditions of the inter-communal cooperation for the SCOT in the case of the Rennes wide area. This paper identifies that (1) the planning approval process of the SCOT was innovated by the democratic involvement, and (2) the area of application of SCOT at Rennes wide area was decided as the "Pays de Rennes" followed by the mixed union of the "Pays de Rennes" which was decided to elaborate the SCOT (2003).

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.40.1.9

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This paper deals with the planning system between the State, Regions, Provinces, and the Cities under the decentralization Law no.142 (1990) in Italy. The Campania Region has oriented their Territorial Plan of 2003 not only with Provincial Territorial Plans designed under the Law of 1990, but with Landscape Plans designed by the State under the Galasso Law (1985) . The City of Pozzuoli is located in the important area for the Landscape Planning and promoted a strategic plan with neighbor Cities. The master plan of Pozzuoli was approved by the Province of Naples in 2002, and is evaluated as a model case of well-coordinated and originally detailed zoning and regulations. This paper introduces the effect of the coherence between several planning levels for the Landscape preservation.

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This paper deals with the planning system between the State, Regions, Provinces, and the Cities under the decentralization Law no.142 (1990) in Italy. The Campania Region has oriented their Territorial Plan of 2003 not only with Provincial Territorial Plans designed under the Law of 1990, but with Landscape Plans designed by the State under the Galasso Law (1985) . The City of Pozzuoli is located in the important area for the Landscape Planning and promoted a strategic plan with neighbor Cities. The master plan of Pozzuoli was approved by the Province of Naples in 2002, and is evaluated as a model case of well-coordinated and originally detailed zoning and regulations. This paper introduces the effect of the coherence between several planning levels for the Landscape preservation.

DOI： 10.11361/cpij1.39.0.29.0

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This paper presents a series of Italian complex programs for urban renewal and sustainable development from '90s. The Law of public housing of no.179/1992 defined the program accord for the public and private partnership. Complex programs that consist of PII, Pru, Priu, CdQ and Prusst were approved with the program accord under the Law of no.179/1992, Decree-laws of 1994 and 1998 and Regional Laws. Especially Prusst: Programs of Urban Renewal and Sustainable Development of the Territory have been coordinated with the proposal of European Union about Structural Founds and the spatial development perspective of 1998. This paper reports those making processes and their evaluations. Many Italian Cities, Provinces and Regions have succeeded in promoting their Prusst.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.38.3.325

Publisher：Architectural Institute of Japan  

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<p>The first purpose of this paper is to report the relation of the Voynet Act the orientation Act for the maintenance and the sustainable development, the Chevenement Act the Act for simplification and strengthening of the municipal-union cooperation and the SRU Act the Urban Solidarity and Renewal Act. These acts were established recently in France, which were influenced by the concept of the Sustainable Divelopment in Rio de Janeiro in 1992. The second purpose is to report of the city planning documents of SRU Act. These documents are the SCOT (Territorial Consistency Plan), the PLU (Local City Plan) and the Carte Communale (Municipal Map). SRU Act is connected to the Voynet Act and the Chevenement Act to practice the urban policy. These city planning documents are territorial plans with the municipal initiative.</p>

DOI： 10.11361/reportscpij.1.1_78

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<p>The Purpose of this paper is to understand the Redevelopment Plan, Design Standards and Design Guidelines for Mission Bay Area, that were coordinated by the Redevelopment Agency until 1998. In this case study we can find the possibility of negotiation with the Planning Committee, the Developer, the Citizens Advisory Committee in the big project of the central area.&lt;BR&gt;City and County of San Francisco has prepared the Planning Code and the Redevelopment Plan for Mission Bay. They show resolutions of the Planning Committee about the Mission Bay Project on their web site. Urban design standards of Mission Bay Area are characterized by the bulk control depended on building's heights.</p>

DOI： 10.11361/reportscpij.1.1_9

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Publisher：日本建築学会  

Publisher：日本建築学会  

Authorship：Lead author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)   Publisher：The City Planning Institute of Japan  

This paper presents a series of Italian complex programs for urban renewal and sustainable development from '90s. The Law of public housing of no.179/1992 defined the program accord for the public and private partnership. Complex programs that consist of PII, Pru, Priu, CdQ and Prusst were approved with the program accord under the Law of no.179/1992, Decree-laws of 1994 and 1998 and Regional Laws. Especially Prusst: Programs of Urban Renewal and Sustainable Development of the Territory have been coordinated with the proposal of European Union about Structural Founds and the spatial development perspective of 1998. This paper reports those making processes and their evaluations. Many Italian Cities, Provinces and Regions have succeeded in promoting their Prusst.

DOI： 10.11361/cpij1.38.0.55.0

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This paper presents the planning process of urban design guidelines that is based on the ordinance of Kashiwa City. The characteristics of the guidelines of Kashiwa City are considered as following three points; 1) The territory of the application is for all construction in the city. 2) The urban design guidelines are suitable the zoning map of the city planning. The guidelines follow and recover the lack of sense for the design in the zoning map. 3) The guidelines in the new urban area show the design matrixes that correspond for all of the building use and the size. This paper shows a possible approach for the application of guidelines in the normal urban area, where is not much historic context in Japan.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.37.997

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This paper presents the planning process of urban design guidelines that is based on the ordinance of Kashiwa City. The characteristics of the guidelines of Kashiwa City are considered as following three points; 1) The territory of the application is for all construction in the city. 2) The urban design guidelines are suitable the zoning map of the city planning. The guidelines follow and recover the lack of sense for the design in the zoning map. 3) The guidelines in the new urban area show the design matrixes that correspond for all of the building use and the size. This paper shows a possible approach for the application of guidelines in the normal urban area, where is not much historic context in Japan.

DOI： 10.11361/cpij1.37.0.997.0

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The aim of this paper is to understand the problems for making better use of the public space in the future, through reporting an experiment for activating the city center by "Citizens Forum on Urban Design" in Chiba City. In this study, we analyzed two points from its process: 1) the necessary conditions permitting the use of public space, 2) the effect on urban design. The results are shown as follows: 1) it is the important condition that the projects has "Public interest" which is shown as "participation of administration" for use of public space, 2) we estimated this experiment succeeded in making "the Public Life Scene".

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.36.793

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The history of Italian Master Plans can be analized from the the activities of the planner and their generation. The first generation, L. Piccinato (1899-1974) and P. Marconi (1893-1974), created the foundation for the modern city planning. The second generation, G. Sasmona' (1898-1983), the urbanization and applied the city planning theory to many cities. the third generation, G. C. Venuti (1926-) modificated the plans and proposed sustainability as the Landscape Plan by Galasso Act.

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THIS PAPER CONCERNS WITH THE METHODS OF LANDSCAPE PLANNING IN THE ITALIAN MASTER PLAN. AFTER THE GALASSO ACT(1985) TERRITORIES TO BE PRESERVED WERE ENLARGED AND MANY PROPOSALS AND LANDSCAPE PLAN WERE ADOPTED. THE VISUAL CONTROL FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORIC CITY WHERE REMAINS THE MEDIEVAL ENVIRONMENT IS ONE OF THE CHARACTER OF ITALIAN LANDSCAPE PLANNING: MASTER PLANS OF S. GIMIGNANO(1957, 1989), LANDSCAPE PLAN OF BERGAMO(1991), LANDSCAPE PLAN OF ASSISI (1990)AND SOON. IN THE CASE OF BERGAMO, THE HISTORIC ZONE IS SURROUNDED BY SOME PRESERVED ZONES WHICH ARE CONSISTED OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PARK. THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK OF ORVIETO(1992) IS ALSO AN INTEGRATED ONE, THROUGH THE OBSERVATION OF THESE LANDSCAPE PLANS THE POSSIBILITY OF PRESERVATION OF HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT AND THE PUBLIC-SPIRITED LAND USE CONTROL ARE DISCUSSED.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.31.631

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THIS PAPER IS THE HISTORY OF THE CONDITION OF THE LEGISLATION OF TOWN PLANNING IN ITALY. THE FIRST ACT OF TOWN PLANNING WAS THE COMPULSORY PURCHASE OF LAND ACT (1865) AFTER THE UNIFICATION OF ITALY AND IT PRODUCED MASTER PLANS IN MAJOR CITIES. THE SECOND ACT, TOWN PLANNING ACT (1942) IDEALLY BROUGHT THE ITALIAN SYSTEM OF REGIONAL PLANNING, TOWN PLANNING AND DISTRICT PLANNING. BUT THE PRACTICAL USE OF THE MASTER PLAN WHICH CAN CONTROL THE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT MUST BE WAITED FOR UNTIL THE TOWN PLANNING ACT OF 1967. AFTER THE GALASSO ACT (1985), WHICH IS FOR THE REGIONAL PLANNING OF LANDSCAPE, MASTER PLANS HAVE TO BE MODIFIED AGAIN UNDER THAT SENSE IN MANY CITIES. THE BALANCE BETWEEN THE DEVELOPMENT AND THE CONSERVATION IS CHANGING IN ITALY.

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.30.493

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Publisher：Architectural Institute of Japan  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)   Publisher：Architectural Institute of Japan  

Landscape planning in Italy is developed by the three types of plans for the territorial preservation or visual landscape preservation : the local authority's plans (1943-1972) and the proposal plans for south Italy (1966) and the State plans (1986-1993) by the Galasso law(1985). 14 landscape plans introduced by the Galasso law are characterized by the condition of natural and historic resources of each State. Here we can find the methods for the historic preservation around the historic center and the local area.

DOI： 10.3130/aija.59.123_5

Publisher：Architectural Institute of Japan  

Publisher：Architectural Institute of Japan  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)   Publisher：The City Planning Institute of Japan  

<p>ASSISI HAS TWO ORIGINAL LANDSCAPE PLANS. ONE WAS MADE IN 1963 UNDER THE LAW OF 1939 NO.1497 AND ANOTHER ONE WAS MADE IN 1990 UNDER THE GALASSO LAW OF 1985 NO.431. THIS PAPER IS A STUDY OF THE METHOD OF THE TERRITORIAL CONSERVATION OF THEHISTORIC LANDSCAPE, FOR EXAMPLE TOWNSCAPE AND THE PANORAMA OF THE NATURE, THROUGH ANALYSES OF THESE PLANS AND PROJECTS NEAR OR IN THE HISTORIC ZONE. IN CONCLUSION, FOR THE CONSERVATION OF THE LANDSCAPE WE SHOULD CONTROL THE LAND USE IN THE TERRITORIAL CONTEXTS.</p>

DOI： 10.11361/journalcpij.28.577

Publisher：日本建築学会  

Publisher：日本建築学会  

Authorship：Last author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Last author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

DOI： https://doi.org/10.11361/journalcpij.52.1232

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：English   Publishing type：Research paper (international conference proceedings)  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：English   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Last author,　Corresponding author   Language：English   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：English   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Last author,　Corresponding author   Language：English   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Publisher：Architectural Institute of Japan  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：English   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：English   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

DOI： http://dx.doi.org/10.12896/cse20140020018

Authorship：Lead author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

DOI： https://doi.org/10.11361/journalcpij.49.747

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：English   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Last author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Last author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：Japanese   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：English   Publishing type：Research paper (international conference proceedings)  

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author   Language：Italian   Publishing type：Research paper (international conference proceedings)  

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Event date： 2023.11

Language：Japanese   Presentation type：Oral presentation (general)  

Venue：岩手大学   Country：Japan  

DOI： https://doi.org/10.11361/journalcpij.58.1554

Event date： 2023.3

Language：Japanese   Presentation type：Oral presentation (invited, special)  

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DOI： https://doi.org/10.11361/journalcpij.57.546

Event date： 2022.11

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Venue：東京   Country：Japan  

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Event date： 2021.12

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Event date： 2021.11

Language：Japanese  

Venue：愛媛大学およびオンライン   Country：Japan  

DOI： https://doi.org/10.11361/journalcpij.56.493

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Event date： 2020.11

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