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March 9, 2026Toshi keikaku hokokushu/Toshi keikaku houkokushuuOpen Access

Post-disaster placemaking by former residents in the disaster hazardous zones after the Great East Japan Earthquake

Aoi Sakaguchi Tamiyo Kondo

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This research examines how former residents utilize land in hazardous areas after the Great East Japan Earthquake.
Conducted interviews and site surveys in designated disaster areas in 2026
Analyzed the process of land redevelopment by former residents
Focused on the significance and planning of post-disaster land use
Identified three main functions created through land use: community gathering, employment, and education
Indicated that these activities contribute to emotional recovery for former residents
Highlighted potential for proactive land use by former residents in future recovery efforts

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Explores land use by former residents in disaster zones, suggesting significant implications for community recovery.

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Sakaguchi et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b25aea96eeacc4fcec9239 https://doi.org/10.11361/reportscpij.24.4_686

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