The Vegetative Landscape of Kamomioya Shrine and Resource Utilization Found in the Diary of a Shrine Family from the Latter 17th to 18th Century
The Vegetative Landscape of Kamomioya Shrine and Resource Utilization Found in the Diary of a Shrine Family from the Latter 17th to 18th Century
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17世纪末至18世纪神社家族日记中记载的鸭宫神社的植被景观及资源利用
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10.5632/jila.71.519
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发表时间：
2008
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通讯作者：
Y. Morimoto
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作者：
A. Imanishi;Saori Yoshida;J. Imanishi;Y. Morimoto
在日本，公众倾向于认为神社森林是该地区原始植被的残余。然而，最近的研究表明，关西地区的几个神社森林曾经以松树为主，并认为森林资源一直在被利用。研究了17 ~ 18世纪后期神宫宫神社植被景观与资源利用的关系。古画对比表明，当时的景观与现在以阔叶树为主的景观不同，是松叶树和阔叶树混交林，神社亭子周围有日本雪松树。该区域还包括竹林。一个神社家族的旧日记显示，死松、死竹和死灌木是从指定的地方砍伐和收集的，并以各种形式利用。松树很少被种植，会通过定期的灌木清理和洪水自然再生。
In Japan, the public tends to believe that shrine forests are the remnant of primary vegetation of the region. However, recent studies demonstrate that the forest was once dominated by pine trees at several shrine forests in Kansai region and suppose that forest resources were constantly utilized. We studied the relationship between the vegetative landscape of Kamomioya Shrine and resource utilization from the latter 17th to 18th century. Comparison of old drawings indicated that there was a mixed forest with pine-type trees and broadleaved-type trees, which is different from present-day landscape dominated by broadleaved trees and that Japanese-cedar-type trees existed around the shrine pavilions. The precinct also included bamboo forests. The old diary of a shrine family revealed that dead pines, bamboos and underbrush were cut and collected from specified places and utilized in various forms. Pine trees were rarely planted and would be naturally regenerated by periodical underbrush clearings and floods.
忠之森樟树及三种榆科植物的生长动态
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发表时间：
2004
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日本造園学会誌ランドスケープ研究 67(5)
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作者：
田端敬三;橋本啓史;森本幸裕;前中久行
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前中久行