Examines spatiality of snack bars in Chushojima, highlighting their role in local community belonging.
This paper examines the changes in the small bar district named Chushojima, located in historic urban periphery, with a particular focus on snack bars. The aim is to clarify the spatiality of snack bars as ubiquitous place for local people to belong. The research methods are a review of various materials and field research including interviews to local snack bars and measuring of the buildings. As a result, this paper clarified the spatiality of snack bars scattered widely throughout the small bar district and the spatiality of each snack bar manipulating its subtle distance from the street.
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