The explanation of power relations in spaces and places : a case study of Okinawa from the viewpoints of feminist geographers

本研究的基础是我们的最后结果。(Term（1）从性别的观点分析地理空间，首席研究员：吉田洋子，课题编号：12480016）在上一个课题中，我们采用了性别和女性主义的地理学观点，研究了空间总是由性别产生和再生产的问题。基于我们的研究结果，本研究的主要目的是显示各种因素，包括性别（换句话说，权力关系），影响生产和再生产的空间。由于冲绳的历史背景与日本本土（“本岛”）有很大的不同，因此很容易把握冲绳城市空间中反映的权力关系。吉田洋子和加藤利用战后重建时期的报纸报道，研究了什么样的政治权力关系影响了冲绳城市空间中形成的游乐区（Kanraku-gai）。 关于我们 OSE天。神田关注战前时期的冲绳观光。他确保了本岛的男性观光者在筑地红权区所反映的性别想象地理，这个地区加强了男性旅游空间的特征。OSHIRO在檀香山对来自冲绳的夏威夷定居者进行了实地调查。他关注的是以“他们的地方”为基础的身份建构。福田康夫选择了三个收藏冲绳战役资料的博物馆。她指出，在这些博物馆里，每个人对上一次战争的记忆都是作为该地区的整体记忆或局部记忆展示的。吉田茂关注从冲绳到“本都”的移民劳动，并对这些劳动者的经济体制进行了解释。此外，她还揭露了将冲绳纳入本岛外部劳动力市场的势力的存在，战前的冲绳被视为本岛的他者，战后重建时期的美军在经济和政治上剥削冲绳，还剥削冲绳妇女的身体。权力关系（包括性别）正在冲绳的地理空间中得到反映。我们可以在这个研究项目中展示它（认为它是一部分）。少

The base of this research is our last result. (Term of project 2000-2002, Grant-in Aid for Scientific Research (B) (1)Analysis of geographical spaces from the viewpoint of gender, Head investigator : YOSHIDA Yoko, Project number : 12480016) In our last research project, we adopted gender and feminist viewpoint for geography and examined that spaces are always produced and reproduced by gender. Based on our result, the main purpose of this research is to show various factors including gender (in other words, power relations) which influence the production and reproduction of spaces. Because the historical context of Okinawa is very different from the Japanese mainland('hondo'), it is easy to grasp power relations being reflected in the urban space of Okinawa.YOSHIDA Yoko and KATO studied what kind of political power relations influenced pleasure areas (Kanraku-gai) where it was formed in the urban space of Okinawa in the postwar reconstruction term, by using the newspaper accounts in th … More ose days. KANDA paid attention to the sightseeing in Okinawa of the prewar term. He made sure that the gendered imaginative geography which male sightseer from hondo had reflected on Tsuji red-right district and this district strengthened a character as tourist space for men. OSHIRO did field work on Hawaiian settlers from Okinawa in Honolulu. He focused on the construction of their identity which was rooted in 'their place'. FUKUDA selected three museums where collect materials of Okinawa Battle. She pointed out each person's memories of the last war are displayed as whole memory or local memory of the area in these museums. YOSHIDA Michiyo paid attention to the migrant works from Okinawa to 'hondo', and explained the economic system over these workers. In addition, she exposed the existence of powers which include Okinawa into the external labor market of hondo.Okinawa in the prewar term was being seen as others from hondo, and in the postwar reconstruction term U.S.Armed Forces exploited Okinawa economically and politically and the bodies of Okinawa women, too. Power relations (including gender) are being reflected in the geographical space, Okinawa. We could show it (thought it was a part) in this research project. Less