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Saburo HorikawaProvides an in-depth account of a preservation movement based on the author’s 33 years of fieldwork.Presents a qualitative analysis of how the preservation philosophy evolved over time.Offers a clear

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,The Case for Change: The “Canal Issue” from the Perspective of the Otaru City Government,ion that any change to their plans to pave over the canal—a public works project funded by the national and prefectural governments—would jeopardize their city’s eligibility for future government subsidies.

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,What Was Won? What Was Lost?: The Transformation of the Otaru Townscape in the Post “Canal War” Perords, as a “place.” The canal was a “space” to administrative authorities, but a “place” to the movement. Moreover, while city officials saw the issue as a single layer, the preservation movement understood it as a composite of multiple layers.

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A City with a Grudge: A History of the Port City of Otaru,nctions, the once prosperous port city of Otaru was left to become “a city with a grudge.” Readers will gain a clear view of the historical process by which the “canal controversy” of the 1970s and subsequent years came about.

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he preservation philosophy evolved over time.Offers a clear .This book is based on the author’s 33 years of intensive fieldwork. It chronicles a major movement that shaped the preservation policy in Japan in the 1980s and 1990s, providing “thick descriptions” of preservationists that are not availab