A View of Nature Facing Animals as “Yamanomon” from a Life History of a Resident at a Marginalized Village

In this paper, we have examined a life history of Ms. Kikuno Takeda, an octogenarian resident of a marginalized village of Ikenokouchi in Tsuruga City, Fukui Prefecture, where the population has decreased to only one individual. Through her life experiences, we have explored the contents of her view of nature by approaching animals such as monkeys, deer, wild boars, and bears not as mere beasts but as “Yamanomon”.

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Journal of Rural Studies
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2025-04-20
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https://doi.org/10.9747/jars.31.2_1
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Financial Crisis of the 21st Century
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A View of Nature Facing Animals as “Yamanomon” from a Life History of a Resident at a Marginalized Village

Meifang Yan
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A View of Nature Facing Animals as “Yamanomon” from a Life History of a Resident at a Marginalized Village

Meifang Yan
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In this paper, we have examined a life history of Ms. Kikuno Takeda, an octogenarian resident of a marginalized village of Ikenokouchi in Tsuruga City, Fukui Prefecture, where the population has decreased to only one individual. Through her life experiences, we have explored the contents of her view of nature by approaching animals such as monkeys, deer, wild boars, and bears not as mere beasts but as “Yamanomon”.

Journal of Rural StudiesVol. 31(2)
Ryukoku University (JP)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Financial Crisis of the 21st Century
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