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일본 도시민 대상 설문조사 자료를 이용한 도농교류 행태 및 의식에 관한 한일 인식차이 비교 (Difference in Behavior and Recognition about Urban Rural Exchange of Urban Residents between Korea and Japan)

최정민
- 한국농촌건축학회논문집
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- 제15권2호
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- pp.41-51
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- 2013
In the midst of growing demand for rural life of urban dwellers, this study tried to investigate the difference in behavior and recognition about urban rural exchange between Korea and Japan. For this, this study utilized 2,000 total samples of the survey conducted by MLIT in Japan, because Japan has experienced a low birth rate and aging population earlier and actively promoting urban rural exchange program than South Korea. The result of the analysis is as follows. First, the needs for rural life of urban dwellers are similar both in Japan and South Korea. However, Japanese prioritize future efforts to current efforts. Second, urban dwellers' activities in rural areas were classified into three categories; field trips and hands-on activities, cruise and circulating activities, and leisure activities. Third, similarly three types of visit or intercourse of urban dwellers into rural areas were classified; repeatedly visit the same place as 'iterative type', visit a new place as 'new pioneer type', and not yet determined as 'undefined type'. Variables such as age of household, income, number of inmate, and number of children were analyzed linked to these three types of visit or intercourse in a Discriminant analysis. As a result, only 'age of household', however, turned out to be the crucial factor which influence decisively distinguishing characteristics of these three types of visit into rural areas.
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지역 활성화와 도농교류를 위한 지역시설 사례 고찰 - 일본 사이타마현 미야시로정 아따라시무라를 대상으로 - (A Study on the Regional Community Facilities for Urban and Rural Interchange and Regional Activation - Focused on the Atarasimura of Miyashiro in Saitama pref., Japan -)

김강섭;손광호;이상정
- 한국농촌건축학회논문집
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- 제9권2호
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- pp.13-20
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- 2007
This study examined the present condition and characteristics, spatial composition of the Atarasimura through field studies about the Atarasimura of Miyashiro, Saitama pref. in Japan. The results of this study are as follows. First, Atarasimura is the citizen farm of Miyashiro which promotes regional activation, community consciousness and the interchange of residents. Second, cultivation area and the miscellaneous scrub transforms the area into a park-like one, protecting a natural environment and making a beautiful landscape. Atarasimura is expected to enhance the studying effect of the children and young people. Third, the direct sale of agricultural products leads to the increase of income and resident employment opportunities. Fourth, the plan of future regional facilities must be made within a legal system and a systematic program for region making. In addition, the system of rational participation and cooperation between administration and local residents is important.
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