A study on the Topographical Feature of Location of Villas around Futakotamagawa on Kokubunji terrace cliff side in the Meiji and Taisho Era

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This study aims to clarify the topographical feature of location of villas which were built in the Meiji and Taisho Era around Futakotamagawa on Kokubunji terrace cliff side. The cliff is 10-20m high in the east side of the Tamagarwa River and has topographical complexity. This area had been left as useless land for agriculture until the wealthy, e.g. Kenjiro Den, Koyata Iwasaki, Yonosuke Shimizu and Daiichi-ginko Bank, found it desirable for their villas in the Meiji and Taisho era. By comparing the historical materials on landed property with old topographical maps the location of villas was distinguished were located in the projecting part of the cliff. By the 3D computer graphic system it was clarified that each part looked like a mound from some viewpoints of the river side. It is supposed that the wealthy possessed land which looked separate topographically. 

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Journal of the City Planning Institute ofNo. 42-3, October, 2007 

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Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan No. 42-3, October, 2007
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A study on the Topographical Feature of Location of Villas around Futakotamagawa on Kokubunji terrace cliff side in the Meiji and Taisho Era