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Self-managerial activity by local people for keeping coastal pine forest and complemental policy of Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan Reviewed

Asanami Fumika, Ito Keitaro, Kamada Mahito

Landscape Ecology and Management ( Japan Association for Landscape Ecology ) 25 ( 1 ) 53 - 68 2020.01

Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)

Coastal pine forest is one of the important green infrastructures, which provides several ecosystem services such as disaster prevention and beautiful scenery. Most of the coastal pine forests in Japan, however, has been unmanaged and changing to different types of forests through natural succession. In addition, the structure has been declining due to pine wilt disease. In this situation, coastal pine forest in Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, has been restored by autonomic activities of local people. Enthusiasm come from people's memory of the past such as beautiful landscape of the pine forest and thought of recovering it. Local council, which was established under the policy of Fukutsu City, took a roll to share people's memories, recognize challenges and establish a goal in the local area. The council has act as the platform for public involvement and the motivation for the activities. Fukutsu City has transferred authority and fiscal resources to the local council according to the policy on promoting local governance. Thus it has successfully brought the governance-based solution to ecosystem management for keeping the functions of green infrastructure.

DOI： 10.5738/jale.25.53

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Trends and issues of landscape ecological studies on range expansion of bamboo forests in Japan -perspective for sustainable use of bamboo forests- Reviewed

Manabe Tohru, Shibata Shozo, Hasegawa Hayato, Ito Keitaro

Landscape Ecology and Management ( Japan Association for Landscape Ecology ) 25 ( 2 ) 119 - 135 2020.01

Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)

<p>Bamboo forests are distributed across sites with various natural and social properties, although distribution patterns and site properties vary widely with regions and periods studied. Abandoned Bamboo Forests (ABFs) have been invading the adjacent lands since the bamboo industry had declined in 1980s. Bamboo can invade sites with various natural properties such as slope degree, slope position, land-use types and so on, leading that ABFs has increased their area largely. Expansion of ABFs also are affected by human impacts as well as the land-use types neighboring the ABFs. Studies on awareness about the expansion of bamboo forests for local residents showed that the many residents recognized that expanded bamboo forests have been abandoned but had less recognition that many bamboo forests have been expanding. Further, urban and suburban residents had different opinions about the ecosystem services bamboo forests provide. Ecosystem services such as habitats for wildlife and carbon stock have deteriorated in ABFs. To enhance ecosystem functions of ABFs, various techniques could be used such as constructing the new uses for bamboo culm and effective logging methods. In order to use ABFs as part of green infrastructure, establishment of long-term management systems that can be enhance ecosystem services of ABFs are important.</p>

DOI： 10.5738/jale.25.119

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The Implementation of Collaborative Bamboo Forest Management in Northern Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan Reviewed

Hasegawa Hayato, Sudo Tomomi, Murayama Hideaki, Ito Keitaro

Landscape Ecology and Management ( Japan Association for Landscape Ecology ) 25 ( 2 ) 185 - 192 2020.01

Growing Placeともに育つ場所　１６年間にわたる自然再生デザインのプロセス Invited Reviewed

伊東啓太郎

BIOCITY ( ブックエンド ) ( 76 ) 69 - 74 2018.10

Ecological Landscape Design for Restoring Urban Nature and Children's Play Invited Reviewed International journal

Urban Planet 386 - 387 2018.04

Collaborative forest management with basic environmental planning and biodiversity strategy in Fukutsu city Reviewed

ITO KEITARO, Sudo Tomomi, Hanada Yurie, Nakamatsu Takahiro, Ikejiri Emi, Shwe Yee Lin

The Japanese Forest Society Congress ( THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY ) 128 ( 0 ) 11 2017.01

Ecological education in the forest: Outdoor learning in Norway and Japan Reviewed

Sudo Tomomi, Ito Keitaro, Fjørtoft Ingunn, Yamashita Taro, Yamashita Ikuko

The Japanese Forest Society Congress ( THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY ) 128 ( 0 ) 223 2017.01

Characteristic of National park and forest usage in Urban area: the case study of Hlawga National park in Yangon Reviewed

Shwe Yee Lin, Ito Keitaro, Sudo Tomomi, Hanada Yurie, Nakamatsu Takahiro, Oda Yuusuke

The Japanese Forest Society Congress ( THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY ) 128 ( 0 ) 224 2017.01

Vernacular and regional landscape design Reviewed

Ito Keitaro

Landscape Ecology and Management ( Japan Association for Landscape Ecology ) 21 ( 1 ) 49 - 56 2016.01

Authorship：Lead author Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)

<p>Vernacular Landscape design and regional planning methods were discussed based on examples of interesting landscape and our design projects and approach methods from landscape ecology. The process and characteristics of designing a city park for vernacular and biodiversity was discussed. Public space design usually has limiting conditions. Thus, history, culture, land shape, vegetation should be adapted to the design when we think about better landscape design. Featured landscape attract people and are easy to preserve. In this paper it is discussed how "usual landscape" is situated within the history and nature of an area, and how it should be designed.</p>

DOI： 10.5738/jale.21.49

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Natural and Cultural Landscape in Northern Kyushu Area Invited Reviewed

Ito Keitaro, Fujita Naoko, Manabe Tohru, Sudo Tomomi, Hanada Yurie, Itagaki Sayaka

Landscape Ecology and Management ( Japan Association for Landscape Ecology ) 20 ( 2 ) 149 - 154 2016.01

Vernacular Landscape design and regional planning Invited Reviewed

Ito Keitaro

Landscape Ecology and Management ( Japan Association for Landscape Ecology ) 21 ( 1 ) 1 - 3 2016.01

What are the brown/biodiverse roofs? : A conservation action for threatened brownfields supporting urban biodiversity Reviewed

Kazuhito ISHIMATSU, Keitaro ITO

Landscape and Ecological Engineering 9 ( 2 ) 299 - 304 2013.06

Developing urban green spaces for biodiversity : a review Reviewed

17 ( 2 ) 31 - 41 2012.12

Basic study on the heat release characteristics from Shikkui: A Japanese traditional architectural material Reviewed

Kazuhito ISHIMATSU, Keitaro ITO, Yasunori MITANI, Tetsuro OIKE, Nobuyoshi YUKIHIRA, Syuichi TAKATA, Yusuke IKEDA, Kyohei FUJITSUKA, Yusuke NISHIO

Journal of Habitat Engineering and Design 4 ( 1 ) 13 - 22 2012.03

Leaching of Lead Ions from Calcium Carbonate Compact with Sewage Sludge Ash Reviewed

19 ( 357 ) 37 - 43 2012.01

Safety Assessment for Casting Calcium Carbonate with shredder residue ash Reviewed

Tetsuro Oike, Keitaro Ito, Koji Kakimoto, Nobuyoshi Yukihira, Seiichi Manabe

Proceedings of the International Conference on Environmental Aspects of Bangladesh 173 - 175 2011.09

Phenomenological Analysis on Strength Development of Casting Calcium Carbonate Reviewed

18 ( 352 ) 123 - 127 2011.05

Development of an index to evaluate biodiversity and cultural asset through a landscape design for urban green and water areas Reviewed

Keitaro Ito

Journal of the Japanese Society of Revegetation Technology 36 ( 3 ) 387 - 389 2011.02

How green enviroments afford play habitats and promote healthy child development. A mutual approach from two different cultures: Norway and Japan Reviewed

46 - 61 2011.02

Green roofs for urban areas: effect of irrigated-soil covered roofs for cooling Reviewed

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