岡本, 里絵

Yui, Masaaki

Akasaka, Makoto

Okamoto, Rie

This paper clarifies development and transition of reclaimed land where Motohakone site and Hakone site are in Fuji-Hakone-Izu National park. Motohakone site and Hakone site are the park facilities constructed on reclaimed land in southern shores of Lake Ashinoko. Ashinoko area has been famous as a resort and developed from the Meiji era. There were already no government spaces when those sites were planned on southern shores in 1950's. Therefore, acquisition and reclamation of the land took long years. And differences between Motohakone site and Hakone site are as follows: 1) the ways of acquiring land, 2) who reclaimed the land. 1) In Motohakone site, the ways were reclamation and lease. In Hakone site, the ways were reclamation, purchase and exchange. 2) In Motohakone site, the reclamations was done by nation, prefecture and concessionaire. In Hakone site, the reclamation was done by prefecture. Thus, it is characteristic that those sites have been developed by public organizations and private sectors in cooperation.