INVOLVEMENT OF REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT IN CONDITIONS BETWEEN NORMAL TIMES AND THE TIME OF THE POTTERY MARKET EVENT (PART 2) : A STUDY ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND SALES LOCATION AND TEMPORARY SALES SPACES AT POTTERY MARKET IN MASHIKO TOWN

This study clarifies the relationship between subjective person, place, and spatial expression by examining the production and sales location, and the composition of sales space at “Pottery Market” in Mashiko Town. As a result, several patterns about localization degrees and the composition of sales space are found. Furthermore, by comparing these results, several characteristics are identified as the overall picture of the relationship between ceramic activities and the regional environment. These are the way of being, such as continuity of daily activities, selective division of locations, purposeful movement and sales, and compatibility of ceramic culture cooperation and individual spatial expression.

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Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ)
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2025-03-31
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https://doi.org/10.3130/aija.90.879
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Urban and spatial planning
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article

INVOLVEMENT OF REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT IN CONDITIONS BETWEEN NORMAL TIMES AND THE TIME OF THE POTTERY MARKET EVENT (PART 2) : A STUDY ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND SALES LOCATION AND TEMPORARY SALES SPACES AT POTTERY MARKET IN MASHIKO TOWN

Koichi ENDO, Jiro OGAWA
Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ)
Urban and spatial planning
article

INVOLVEMENT OF REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT IN CONDITIONS BETWEEN NORMAL TIMES AND THE TIME OF THE POTTERY MARKET EVENT (PART 2) : A STUDY ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND SALES LOCATION AND TEMPORARY SALES SPACES AT POTTERY MARKET IN MASHIKO TOWN

Koichi ENDO, Jiro OGAWA
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Abstract

This study clarifies the relationship between subjective person, place, and spatial expression by examining the production and sales location, and the composition of sales space at “Pottery Market” in Mashiko Town. As a result, several patterns about localization degrees and the composition of sales space are found. Furthermore, by comparing these results, several characteristics are identified as the overall picture of the relationship between ceramic activities and the regional environment. These are the way of being, such as continuity of daily activities, selective division of locations, purposeful movement and sales, and compatibility of ceramic culture cooperation and individual spatial expression.

Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ)Vol. 90(830)
Utsunomiya University (JP), Nippon Institute of Technology (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Urban and spatial planning
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