History Town Basic Concept

Residents, experts, and the government will discuss the basic ideas and directions for promoting the development of towns where residents can have an attachment to the history of the town and the area while utilizing the historical assets remaining in Hodogaya Ward. The purpose was to examine and organize it in the "History Town Basic Design Exploratory Committee and Working", and to devise a basic design for town development utilizing the history.

List of History Town Exploratory Committee and Working Group (PDF: 62KB)

Basic Conceptual Data (March 2007)

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

Summary version (PDF: 3,550KB) of historical town basic design

About old Tokaido area and the whole area in ward, we examined and investigated the following matters.
（１） Direction of Town Development Utilizing History
（２） Investigate and use of assets to be preserved and scattered historical assets
（３） Selection, policy and maintenance method of priority maintenance district
（４） Rules for landscape formation by utilizing the Landscape Act
（５） Creating an organization based on inhabitants of a ward that promotes basic concept
（６） Other necessary matters

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