Satoyama Landscape Transition
Satoyama Landscape Transition
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里山景观过渡
DOI：
10.1007/978-4-431-67861-8_3
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发表时间：
2003
影响因子：
9.1
通讯作者：
A. Tsunekawa
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作者：
A. Tsunekawa
1860年，江户时代末期，一位名叫罗伯特·福琼的英国植物学家访问了日本横滨地区。他的著作描述了传统的佐山风景(财富1863强)：
我经常走进农场社区。这些房子建在山脚下的耕地上。后面是林地，前面是水田。屋顶是茅草的，类似寺庙的屋顶，但不那么精细和坚固。屋顶上无一例外地长着蝴蝶花，这是典型的乡村景观(丽岛和北京)。
A British botanist by the name of Robert Fortune visited the Yokohama area of Japan in 1860, at the end of the Edo era. His writings described the traditional satoyama landscape (Fortune 1863):
I often walked into farm communities. The houses were built on cultivated lands at the foot of the mountains. In behind, there were woodlands and in front there were paddy fields. Roofs were thatched, resembling those of temples but not as fine and solid. It was a typical view of countryside that there were, without any exception, irises growing on top of the roofs (Yedo and Beijing).