Mountain and œcoumen in Japan. — Japan has not used her mountainland as much as she could have, given her technical level in stock raising and slope cultivation. Neither is the origin of this under-use to be sought for in natural causes : mountain in Japan is indeed a difficult environment, but much of it could still be reclaimed. Mental factors account for many hindrances, but in some aspects they have, more than in Europe, integrated mountains to man's realm. In fact, it is not in mountains that one is to seek for the causes of their under-use; but in the plains, i.e. in the complex which paddyfields and cities have formed in Japanese history : this complex was apt, and prone, to high densities, and it has diverted Japanese society from e...
Morpho-climatic features of Japanese karstic areas. The Japanese karsts are practicaly unknown in E...
International audienceThe Far East is known for its rich flora. The number of species of woody plant...
Prototypical landscapes and archetypical landscapes in Japan. The example of the Nara Basin. — The g...
The Japanese have not used their mountainland as much as they could have, given Japan's technical le...
Abstract : Japan is a mountainous country but the Japanese are a nation of plain-dwellers. For a lon...
Toutes les études sur le shugendō s'accordent sur l'importance de la montagne dans la pensée et la p...
The peasants are not the only productors of rural landscape in Japan. The " milieu montisylve ", spa...
The Japanese Countryside and Urban Ascendancy. With the help of population statistics and informati...
Abstract : Takayama is the only Japanese town whose inhabitants consider it to be an alpine town. Si...
Generations of Japanese people have shown their ability to adapt to the constraints of their physica...
While the Japanese mountain valley Kamikōchi is today marketed as an alpine landscape that is both “...
Roth Carina. Au-delà des montagnes. Une étude de l’imaginaire religieux dans le Japon médiéval à tra...
The Japanese periurban space differs from the pattern observed in Europe or the United States. As ci...
The History of Japanese Geography. — The Author underlines first the particularities of any history ...
A change in japan's agricultural regions : rice cultivation in Hokkaidô. According to the « New Ma...
Morpho-climatic features of Japanese karstic areas. The Japanese karsts are practicaly unknown in E...
International audienceThe Far East is known for its rich flora. The number of species of woody plant...
Prototypical landscapes and archetypical landscapes in Japan. The example of the Nara Basin. — The g...
The Japanese have not used their mountainland as much as they could have, given Japan's technical le...
Abstract : Japan is a mountainous country but the Japanese are a nation of plain-dwellers. For a lon...
Toutes les études sur le shugendō s'accordent sur l'importance de la montagne dans la pensée et la p...
The peasants are not the only productors of rural landscape in Japan. The " milieu montisylve ", spa...
The Japanese Countryside and Urban Ascendancy. With the help of population statistics and informati...
Abstract : Takayama is the only Japanese town whose inhabitants consider it to be an alpine town. Si...
Generations of Japanese people have shown their ability to adapt to the constraints of their physica...
While the Japanese mountain valley Kamikōchi is today marketed as an alpine landscape that is both “...
Roth Carina. Au-delà des montagnes. Une étude de l’imaginaire religieux dans le Japon médiéval à tra...
The Japanese periurban space differs from the pattern observed in Europe or the United States. As ci...
The History of Japanese Geography. — The Author underlines first the particularities of any history ...
A change in japan's agricultural regions : rice cultivation in Hokkaidô. According to the « New Ma...
Morpho-climatic features of Japanese karstic areas. The Japanese karsts are practicaly unknown in E...
International audienceThe Far East is known for its rich flora. The number of species of woody plant...
Prototypical landscapes and archetypical landscapes in Japan. The example of the Nara Basin. — The g...