A STUDY ON THE JAPANESE LOCAL LANDSCAPE IMAGE OF THE SCHOOL SONGS

Tsunehiko Yabe · Toshio Kitahara · Ikuyoshi TOKUYAMA

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Urbanism, Landscape, and Tourism Studies Landscape and Cultural Studies Urban and spatial planning

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Every Japanese elementary school has an original school song, and its words have typical forms that show us the educational idea and the local landscape. The aim of this study is to pick out local landscape images ,of the elements ,from the words. As the first step, we sampled the nouns (noun phrases) which concretely shows things as landscape elements from school songs in 98 cities. Next we divided them into 12 categories, and we calculated appearance rates of the categories. Using the appearance rates, we classified 98 cities into 10 groups. Next we picked up typical city of each group, and drew its image map. As a result ,we made it clear that each image map present local landscape clearly.

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