Land Use Transformation and Place-Making after Resettlement in the Disaster Hazard Area of the Great East Japan Earthquake

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This research aims to clarify the processes of land use and place-making in disaster hazard areas, particularly after the Great East Japan Earthquake.
Case study conducted in the Arahama district of Sendai City.
Analysis of stakeholder involvement in redefining former residential areas into meaningful places.
Exploration of diverse activities and innovations that engage the surrounding community.
Identified that stakeholders attributed new meanings to former residential sites.
Demonstrated that community engagement can significantly contribute to place-making.
Highlighted that successful rebuilding involves collaborative approaches rather than strictly top-down planning.

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Case study reveals how various stakeholders created new places in a disaster recovery context, indicating potential for future rebuilding efforts.

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Hara et al. (2023) studied this question.

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