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STUDY OF THE CREATIVE LIFESTYLE BY NEW INCOMING PEOPLE IN OSAKA KARAHORI AREA

Yoko Harada · Keisuke Yamawaki · Shinji Nojima

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This study clarifies the creative lifestyle embraced by new incoming people, particularly addressing self-building and creative functions in the Osaka Karahori area. The following are our major findings.1) Main motives of self-building are not only low cost but also the pleasure of self-creation and creation of an original space.2) Creative functions tend to include several combinations. A person who self-builds exhibits more creative functions than a person who does not.3) Self-building and creative functions especially encourage personal exchange. Furthermore, they include values of selfrealization and self-expression.

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