Naoto Nakajima
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 8809123 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Naoto Nakajima |
| NOMBRES | Naoto |
| APELLIDO | Nakajima |
| FIRMA | NAKAJIMA N |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Tokyo |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Operationalising the people-centred approach in small-town heritage governance: Mechanism making in Uchiko, Japan
Under conditions of fragmented authority, demographic decline, and limited institutional capacity, how can the People-Centred Approach (PCA) become operationally embedded in local heritage governance? This article addresses this question through a longitudinal case study of Uchiko Town in Japan, a nationally designated Traditional Buildings Preservation District. Drawing on a Critical Realist research design, the study conceptualises mechanism-ma…
State-led touristification through pedestrianisation: An interdisciplinary investigation towards sustainable tourism
Tourism has become a major force reshaping cities worldwide. The state’s role in driving touristification, particularly through urban planning, remains insufficiently explored. Drawing on planning documents, semi-structured interviews, and field studies, this research investigates the mechanisms and impacts of state-led touristification with a case study of the Jiefangbei area in Chongqing, China, where state-led interventions laid the groundwork…
The historical reconfiguring of communities in Ningbo, 1844–1936
This paper re-examines the concept of ‘community’, first theorized within a European medieval tradition, by situating it in the modern Chinese context of Yin County (Ningbo). It highlights how kinship ties and spiritual beliefs shaped urban space, with large, enclosed family plots fostering social cohesion while also isolating families from broader society. With the advent of modernization, driven by economic developments and the integration of f…
Reproducing place attachment through people-centered heritage practices: Relationship making in Uchiko Town, Japan
In the context of population ageing and depopulation, historic small towns increasingly adopt heritage-led regeneration strategies. The People-Centred Approach (PCA) has become a key discourse in contemporary heritage governance, yet empirical evidence on how PCA becomes affectively embedded in everyday life and how it reshapes place attachment over time remains limited. This study examines Uchiko Town, Japan, a historic small town with more than…
Exploring People-Centred Approaches in the Intersections of Planning History and Heritage Management: The Case of Phrae, Thailand
The ‘People-Centred Approach (PCA)’ emphasises the need to identify the capacity-building requirements of different actors and to actively engage people in the heritage process. However, how to effectively apply PCA in historically significant urban environments, and how to facilitate the integration between planning history and heritage research remain critical research gaps. To answer these questions, our study combines theoretical analysis wit…
Layers of reconstruction: The planning history of disaster-prone Kamaishi
Kamaishi in Iwate Prefecture has suffered devastating damage on several occasions, including the 1896 Meiji Sanriku tsunami, the 1933 Showa Sanriku tsunami, the 1945 naval bombardment during W.W. II and the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake. Each time, the city has recovered. This paper explores the history of reconstruction planning and urban development in Kamaishi and how the city’s landscape and urban space have been shaped by disaster and rec…
The Datong City Plan (1938): The three week-process of organizing planning ideas and techniques towards the construction of a new urban area under Japanese occupation
The Datong City Plan is well-known in the history of colonial city planning, especially for its early use of the neighbourhood unit theory in a city-wide plan. It has been assessed by researchers internationally as a demonstration of the advanced level of Japanese planning technology in that era. This paper clarifies the planning process during the planners’ stay in Datong in the fall of 1938 through an examination of primary sources, including t…
Chongqing People’s Square after 1997: Situated publicness of municipal squares in reform-era China
The publicness of publicly owned public spaces is an important concept that needs further examination, especially in countres like China where most urban public spaces are publicly owned and managed. This case study of Chongqing People’s Square reveals that the transformation of municipal squares’ publicness in reform-era China is closely linked with the country’s shifting political and sociocultural contexts. We argue that despite traditionally …
Job Accessibility as a Lens for Understanding the Urban Structure of Colonial Cities: A Digital Humanities Study of the Colonial Seoul in the 1930s Using GIS
This study examined the urban structure of colonial Seoul in the 1930s, the capital city of Korea under the rule of the Japanese empire, by adopting quantitative geographical methods. We utilized a job accessibility index to operationalize the urban structure. We also used geographic information science (GIScience) analysis tools to digitize neighborhood-level sociodemographic and parcel-level business location information from historical materia…
Designing the 2018 Urbanism places exhibition and public planning history
This paper clarifies the intention behind the design of the exhibition ‘Urbanism Places Exhibition 2018’ (UPE2018), and analyzes evaluations of exhibition visitors. It aims to develop a methodology for planning history exhibitions. UPE2018 was an exhibition that focused on plazas in the context of planning heritage. The 55 HIROBA of the Shinjuku Mitsui Building was selected as a venue so that people could experience a high-quality plaza, which is…
Study on the Activities of the Japan Society of Preservation for Beautiful Sceneries in the early of Showa Era
本研究は、昭和初期の民間保勝運動の全容把握のための初手として、日本保勝協会の活動の背景、実態、理念を明らかにすることを目的とする。日本保勝協会は、1928年に専門家と一般大衆との中間を志向し、各地の民間保勝団体の支援を目的に設立された民間団体であった。主な事業は、権威性と通俗性の両立を目指した機関誌の発行、及び全国の保勝会との協働の場を提供することも意図した旅行会の開催であった。しかし、両事業とも、保勝から観光へという大きな潮流の影響下で、当初の方針を維持できず、保勝運動に対する先導性を失っていった。しかし、日本保勝協会が有していた保勝運動理念は当時の民間保勝運動を理解する上で重要である。国本尊重を前提とした公の理念の下という限定条件付ではあったが、民間保勝運動を単に政府の事業の下部組織とするのではなく、独立した運動として編成する構想を有していたのである。
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Study on the Activities of the Japan Society of Preservation for Beautiful Sceneries in the early of Showa Era
本研究は、昭和初期の民間保勝運動の全容把握のための初手として、日本保勝協会の活動の背景、実態、理念を明らかにすることを目的とする。日本保勝協会は、1928年に専門家と一般大衆との中間を志向し、各地の民間保勝団体の支援を目的に設立された民間団体であった。主な事業は、権威性と通俗性の両立を目指した機関誌の発行、及び全国の保勝会との協働の場を提供することも意図した旅行会の開催であった。しかし、両事業とも、保勝から観光へという大きな潮流の影響下で、当初の方針を維持できず、保勝運動に対する先導性を失っていった。しかし、日本保勝協会が有していた保勝運動理念は当時の民間保勝運動を理解する上で重要である。国本尊重を前提とした公の理念の下という限定条件付ではあったが、民間保勝運動を単に政府の事業の下部組織とするのではなく、独立した運動として編成する構想を有していたのである。
Designing the 2018 Urbanism places exhibition and public planning history
This paper clarifies the intention behind the design of the exhibition ‘Urbanism Places Exhibition 2018’ (UPE2018), and analyzes evaluations of exhibition visitors. It aims to develop a methodology for planning history exhibitions. UPE2018 was an exhibition that focused on plazas in the context of planning heritage. The 55 HIROBA of the Shinjuku Mitsui Building was selected as a venue so that people could experience a high-quality plaza, which is…
Job Accessibility as a Lens for Understanding the Urban Structure of Colonial Cities: A Digital Humanities Study of the Colonial Seoul in the 1930s Using GIS
This study examined the urban structure of colonial Seoul in the 1930s, the capital city of Korea under the rule of the Japanese empire, by adopting quantitative geographical methods. We utilized a job accessibility index to operationalize the urban structure. We also used geographic information science (GIScience) analysis tools to digitize neighborhood-level sociodemographic and parcel-level business location information from historical materia…
The Datong City Plan (1938): The three week-process of organizing planning ideas and techniques towards the construction of a new urban area under Japanese occupation
The Datong City Plan is well-known in the history of colonial city planning, especially for its early use of the neighbourhood unit theory in a city-wide plan. It has been assessed by researchers internationally as a demonstration of the advanced level of Japanese planning technology in that era. This paper clarifies the planning process during the planners’ stay in Datong in the fall of 1938 through an examination of primary sources, including t…
Chongqing People’s Square after 1997: Situated publicness of municipal squares in reform-era China
The publicness of publicly owned public spaces is an important concept that needs further examination, especially in countres like China where most urban public spaces are publicly owned and managed. This case study of Chongqing People’s Square reveals that the transformation of municipal squares’ publicness in reform-era China is closely linked with the country’s shifting political and sociocultural contexts. We argue that despite traditionally …
Layers of reconstruction: The planning history of disaster-prone Kamaishi
Kamaishi in Iwate Prefecture has suffered devastating damage on several occasions, including the 1896 Meiji Sanriku tsunami, the 1933 Showa Sanriku tsunami, the 1945 naval bombardment during W.W. II and the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake. Each time, the city has recovered. This paper explores the history of reconstruction planning and urban development in Kamaishi and how the city’s landscape and urban space have been shaped by disaster and rec…
Exploring People-Centred Approaches in the Intersections of Planning History and Heritage Management: The Case of Phrae, Thailand
The ‘People-Centred Approach (PCA)’ emphasises the need to identify the capacity-building requirements of different actors and to actively engage people in the heritage process. However, how to effectively apply PCA in historically significant urban environments, and how to facilitate the integration between planning history and heritage research remain critical research gaps. To answer these questions, our study combines theoretical analysis wit…
Operationalising the people-centred approach in small-town heritage governance: Mechanism making in Uchiko, Japan
Under conditions of fragmented authority, demographic decline, and limited institutional capacity, how can the People-Centred Approach (PCA) become operationally embedded in local heritage governance? This article addresses this question through a longitudinal case study of Uchiko Town in Japan, a nationally designated Traditional Buildings Preservation District. Drawing on a Critical Realist research design, the study conceptualises mechanism-ma…
State-led touristification through pedestrianisation: An interdisciplinary investigation towards sustainable tourism
Tourism has become a major force reshaping cities worldwide. The state’s role in driving touristification, particularly through urban planning, remains insufficiently explored. Drawing on planning documents, semi-structured interviews, and field studies, this research investigates the mechanisms and impacts of state-led touristification with a case study of the Jiefangbei area in Chongqing, China, where state-led interventions laid the groundwork…
The historical reconfiguring of communities in Ningbo, 1844–1936
This paper re-examines the concept of ‘community’, first theorized within a European medieval tradition, by situating it in the modern Chinese context of Yin County (Ningbo). It highlights how kinship ties and spiritual beliefs shaped urban space, with large, enclosed family plots fostering social cohesion while also isolating families from broader society. With the advent of modernization, driven by economic developments and the integration of f…
Reproducing place attachment through people-centered heritage practices: Relationship making in Uchiko Town, Japan
In the context of population ageing and depopulation, historic small towns increasingly adopt heritage-led regeneration strategies. The People-Centred Approach (PCA) has become a key discourse in contemporary heritage governance, yet empirical evidence on how PCA becomes affectively embedded in everyday life and how it reshapes place attachment over time remains limited. This study examines Uchiko Town, Japan, a historic small town with more than…
Geography (6 obras) · Archaeology (4 obras) · Engineering (4 obras) · History (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Urban Planning and Governance (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (3 obras) · Environmental planning (3 obras) · Art (2 obras)