CHARACTERISTICS OF LIFE REBUILDING BY VICTIMS AT THE PRIVATE LAND USING MOVABLE TEMPORARY HOUSE

In the recovery from the 2018 Hokkaido Eastern Iburi Earthquake, movable temporary housings were provided within victims’ private land for the first time in Japan. This study reveals recovery process and space utilizations focused on 3 households installed trailer houses in Atsuma Town and 4 households installed moving houses in Hayakita Morita district, Abira town. As results, it demonstrates the following characteristics of livelihood reconstruction using the movable temporary housings in victims’ private land: continuous and active space utilization, environmental transition located dispersive, and issues of matching between equity as public support and unique situation proceeding on each site.