Basic Concept of History Town

The purpose of this study was to examine and organize the basic ideas and directions for promoting the development of towns where residents can have an attachment to the history of the city and the local community while utilizing the historical assets remaining in the Hodogaya Ward.

List of history town review committee and working group (PDF: 62KB)

Basic Concept Data (March 2007)

Items	Page	Data data
Introduction	P.1～10	Materials (PDF: 5,539KB)
I Analysis of current situation and issues in the former Tokaido area
I-1. Multilayered History of Hodogaya I-2. History of Town Development Utilizing History	P.11～19	Materials (PDF: 9,163KB)
I-3. Spatial Structure of Former Tokaido Area	P.20～22	Materials (PDF: 14,857KB)
	P.23～28	Materials (PDF: 7,832KB)
I-4. Composition of Town I-5. Understanding Regional Needs I-6. Summary of Current Status and Issues	P.29～34	Materials (PDF: 5,868KB)
II Direction of Town Development Utilizing History and Basic Action Plan
II-1. Policy for Town Development Utilizing the History of the Former Tokaido Area	P.35～37	Materials (PDF: 790KB)
II-2. How to proceed with town development measures in the former Tokaido area	P.38～39	Materials (PDF: 3,527KB)
Town development project image [point]	P.40～44	Materials (PDF: 9,902KB)
Town development project image [line] Town development project image [face]	P.45～48	Materials (PDF: 8,752KB)
III． Development of a living environment that makes use of “local heritage”
III-1. List and Distribution of Regional Heritage throughout Hodogaya	P.51～59	Materials (PDF: 8,294KB)
	P.60～77	Materials (PDF: 9,197KB)
III-2. Direction of Creating Attractiveness Utilizing Regional Heritage III-3. Case study for creating attractiveness utilizing local heritage	P.51～82	Materials (PDF: 3,371KB)

Overview version of history town basic design (PDF: 3,550KB)

We examined and investigated the following matters for the old Tokaido area and the whole area in the ward.
（１） Direction of town development utilizing history
（２） Investigating and utilizing assets to be preserved and dotted historical assets
（３） Selection, policy, and maintenance method of priority maintenance areas
（４） Rules for landscape formation by utilizing the Landscape Act, etc.
（５） Creating a ward-based organization that promotes the basic concept
（６） Other necessary matters

The Exploratory Committee examined the general remarks such as directions, and examined the specific contents in the working of the "Old Tokaido Regional Design Examination Group" and the "Whole Area Current Status Survey Group in the City".