About cadastral survey

"family register" is a record of people, whereas records about land are called "land register."

The cadastral survey is a survey on land conducted for the purpose of clarifying cadastral, and surveys the boundaries, owners, lot numbers, and land pattern of each land, and surveys the location and area of boundaries, and creates maps and books. Business to do.

When a cadastral survey is conducted, accurate information about the land for each stroke is recorded in a book (cadastral book), and an accurate map (cadastral map) is created based on the current surveying technology.
In addition, a copy of the created cadastral map and cadastral book is sent to the registry office, and the land registry is rewritten based on the "cadastral book" at the registry office, and the "cadastral map" is Article 14 of the Real Estate Registration Act It is provided as a section 1 map.

At present, most of the registry and maps (public maps) provided at the registry office are based on records created at the time of land tax reform in the Meiji era, and have been revised and revised until today. It has been done. Therefore, today, after a long period of time, accurate information on land is obtained because the area in the registry is different from the actual one or the boundaries and shapes of the land drawn on the official map are unclear. It is often difficult to grasp.

The cadastral survey is a project to improve such situations and clarify land records (cadastral) in order to effectively and preserve limited land.

Conducting a cadastral survey has the following advantages:

If the boundaries of the land are unclear, various troubles tend to occur.
Conducting a cadastral survey will clarify the boundaries of the land, which will help prevent the occurrence of problems related to the land boundary.

If you do not conduct a cadastral survey, when buying and selling land, it may take time to check the boundary with the neighboring land, or problems such as the difference between the registry and the actual measured area.
When conducting a cadastral survey, the exact status of the land is reflected in the registry, increasing the reliability of the registration, and you can buy and sell land and write separately with confidence.

In the event of a disaster such as an earthquake, volcanic eruption, landslide, or flood, it may take some time to recover because the boundaries of the original land are unknown.
When conducting a cadastral survey, individual lands are displayed in coordinate values on the earth, so quick recovery can be performed even after a disaster.