A Case of Utilizing Results

Preparing michishirube (a guidepost) to create abeautiful country”(Provisional Name)
OGURI Hitomi, Senior Researcher
SONE Naoyuki , Researcher
KURIHARA Masao, Head
Landscape and Ecology Division, Environment Department(Keywords)

public works, landscape creations, city planning, michishirube, effects

1. Background of preparing michishirue
When considering landscape creations by public works,
it is required to bring a good effect on city planning of thesurrounding areas, instead of finishing with decoration
and restoration of its facilities. However, it is hard to say
under the current situation that really useful information
for business sites is well established when working onlandscape creation by public works, including how todeal with the area, and what effects are brought to city
planning of the area, and when and what actions are to beproceeded to produce these effects.
Thus, in order to achieve beautiful city planning wherelandscape creation by public works and regionallandscape formation are well coordinated, we have put
together the knowledge and information into “Preparing
michishirube (a guidepost) to create a beautiful country(provisional name) ~ For linking the landscapeconsideration by public works with regional city
planning” so that engineers working at public work sites
enable to proceed with landscape improvement while
they are conscious of the effects on regional city
planning.

2. Outline of michishirube
See Figure 1 for the composition of michishirube. To
begin with, we explained simply the meaning of
considering the effects of landscape creations by public
works on the area in Chapter 1, and then, explained
various effects which are produced by landscape creationin Chapter 2, and suggested approaching techniques andpoints for producing those effects in Chapter 3, while
giving some examples for each item. On michishirube
sheet in Chapter 2 and Chapter 3, we summarized 31
effects and 17 techniques extracted from examples ofadvanced landscape creation giving specific descriptions
and examples, and organized relations between thoseeffects and techniques using visual materials, and added
comments about the method of grasping those effects.
3. Results announcement
Michishirube will be announced as data of NILIM.
(http://www.nilim.go.jp/lab/ddg/seika/)
We are expecting that this michishirube will be a help
to beautiful city planning where landscape creation by
public works is linking with regional landscapeformation.
1. Improvement of regional landscape

1. Aim of michishirube~Why city planning effect(1) Positioning of michishirube

・ Improvement of regional landscape is an effect directly(2) Meaning of considering effects

materialized of landscape consideration by public works, and it(3) How to use michishirube

becomes a source of producing the following various effects oncity planning.

(4) Michishirube sheet
2. Effects on city planning【Examples of produced effects】~What effects are produced(1) Varieties of effects(2) Mutual relation between effects(3) How to grasp effects(4) Michishirube sheet in terms of effects
3. Techniques of producing effects~How to produce effects

関ヶ原の水辺：整備前

Waterside in Sekigahara: Before

関ヶ原の水辺：整備後
Watersidein Sekigahara: After(1) Types of technique(2) Relation between technique and effect(3) Relation between technique and business stage(4) Michishirube sheet in terms of techniques

Figure-1

Overall structure of michishirube<Techniques strongly relating to effect production>⇒Approach A: Consider the meaning of business in city planning⇒Approach D: Take restrictions away.
⇒Approach H: Determine together what is really important

Figure-2 Example of effects