東京インナーエリアのインキュベーション機能に関する研究

哲夫, 城所; 崚, 福田; 耕平, 増田; 閎偉, 蕭

doi:10.11361/journalcpij.53.740

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“…The situation regarding the Tokyo megacity regions was examined in Kidokoro et al (2018). 6 Thus, we selected Osaka City as a case analysis for the urban divide inside a megacity region based on a cluster analysis, and analyzed the current conditions of the urban divide in Osaka City. Third, we investigated the diverse types of living in the Airin area, Nishinari Ward, Osaka City.…”

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“…In Japan, there are two megacity regions with populations of over 10 million: the Tokyo megacity region and the Osaka megacity region. The situation regarding the Tokyo megacity regions was examined in Kidokoro et al (2018). 6 Thus, we selected Osaka City as a case analysis for the urban divide inside a megacity region based on a cluster analysis, and analyzed the current conditions of the urban divide in Osaka City.…”

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Study on the polarization to megacity regions and the urban divide: Focusing on the case of Nishinari Ward, Osaka City, Japan

Kidokoro

Hsiao

Fukuda

2020

Japan Architectural Review

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This study aimed at verifying a hypothesis regarding the polarization to megacity regions and the urban divide. In the first part, we examined the polarization to megacity regions in Japan focusing on concentration of wealth based on various economic statistics, as well as records of public investment. In the second part, we selected Osaka city as a case analysis for examining the urban divide inside a megacity region (based on a cluster analysis) and analyzed the current conditions of the urban divide in Osaka City. In the third part, we examined the diverse types of living in the Airin area, Nishinari Ward, Osaka City. Through analysis based on interview surveys conducted at local real estate companies, we discussed the mechanisms in housing provisions for realizing of diversity. Urban divides (in both social and spatial terms) are clearly observed in Osaka City. In particular, the Airin area of the Nishinari Ward in Osaka City is the area where daily construction workers are concentrated, and many of workers in this area are old and/or have lost jobs. Simultaneously, the Airin area functions as a place to nurture diversity, as a gateway to the city.

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Study on the polarization to megacity regions and the urban divide: Focusing on the case of Nishinari Ward, Osaka City, Japan

Kidokoro

Hsiao

Fukuda

2020

Japan Architectural Review

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GENTRIFICATION IN TOKYO: Formation of the Tokyo West Creative Industry Cluster

Kidokoro¹,

Fukuda²,

Sho³

2022

Int J Urban Regional Res

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Inner‐city areas function as incubators of creative industries in metropolitan cities. The areas adjacent to Tokyo's city center also play an important role as a location for small to medium‐sized creative industries. First, against this background, this article explores the relationship between the characteristics of locations of creative industries and Tokyo's built environment. Aside from the city center itself, where the creative industries’ major customers are located, the authors observed a creative industry cluster to the west of the city center. We named this area the Tokyo West Creative Industry Cluster (TWCIC) and found that a ‘live–work’‐style cluster has developed there, which functions as an incubation place for creative industries. Second, by conducting a case study on urban regeneration in progress in the Shibuya Station area, a core area of the TWCIC, we further examine how gentrification caused by property‐led urban regeneration is now threatening the TWCIC. The article concludes that commercialization and purification will eventually widen spatial inequality and lead to the loss of the unique culture of tolerance and freedom that has hitherto nurtured the creative culture in TWCIC. Consequently, fundamental changes are required in property‐led creative city policies.

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Study on the Polarization to Mega-City Regions and the Urban Divide

Kidokoro

Hsiao

Fukuda³

2020

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This study aims at the hypothesis verification on the polarization to mega-city regions and urban divide. First, we verify the polarization to mega-city regions focusing on the aspect of concentration of wealth. Second, we pick up Osaka city as the case analysis for the urban divide inside the mega-city region based on the cluster analysis. Finally, we shed light on the type of living with diversity in Airin area, Nishinari ward, Osaka city. By the analysis based on the interview survey to the local real estate company, we discuss the mechanism for the realization of diversity.

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東京インナーエリアのインキュベーション機能に関する研究

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Study on the polarization to megacity regions and the urban divide: Focusing on the case of Nishinari Ward, Osaka City, Japan

Study on the polarization to megacity regions and the urban divide: Focusing on the case of Nishinari Ward, Osaka City, Japan

GENTRIFICATION IN TOKYO: Formation of the Tokyo West Creative Industry Cluster

Study on the Polarization to Mega-City Regions and the Urban Divide

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