Transformation of Mining Landscape of Jinguashi in Taiwan during Japanese Occupation Period

对日据时期台湾矿山开发的研究，已从地理、地质、建筑史等多个领域展开。特别是对于金关矿，以矿山的地质特征、矿山机构的建设过程等矿山资料为中心，积累了大量的研究成果。然而，对殖民地矿山空间形成过程的研究，包括殖民者与被殖民者在空间上共存的殖民地特有现象的研究，至今尚不多见。本研究旨在厘清聚落矿业景观的特徴，着重探讨聚落内的土地使用与土地所有权，以及聚落与地理空间的关系。

Studies about mines developed in Taiwan during the Japanese period have been carried out from the directions of many fields, such as geography, geology, and architectural history. Especially as for the Kinkaseki Mine, the result of study has been accumulated focusing on the material of a mine, such as a geological feature and a constructing process of a mining institution. However, the studies which focused on the spatial formation process of the colony mine including the phenomenon peculiar to a colony which the colonizer and the colonized coexists to the space, are not seen until now. This study is to clarify the characteristics of mining landscape at a colony, focusing on the land-use and landownership, and the relation of geographical space.