Researcher basic information

• Dr.rer.pol., Kassel University

• https://researchmap.jp/h.ueda?lang=en

• https://jglobal.jst.go.jp/detail?JGLOBAL_ID=201701002451311437
• https://www.imc.hokudai.ac.jp/academics/faculty_profiles/001170.html

• 30552343

• 201701002451311437

• Landscape Architecture
• Landscape Planning
• Forest Aesthetic
• Community Based Tourism

• Environmental Science/Agriculture Science, Landscape science, Landscape Planning
• Environmental Science/Agriculture Science, Environmental agriculture, Landscape Planning
• Humanities & Social Sciences, Tourism studies, Landscape Planning

• Master's degree program, Graduate School of International Media, Communication, and Tourism Studies
• Doctoral (PhD) degree program, Graduate School of International Media, Communication, and Tourism Studies

Research activity information

• May 2014, 日本造園学会, 日本造園学会賞研究論文部門研究奨励賞

• A study on current variation in appearance of urbanizing woodland burials
  Ueda, H.
  Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 85, 5, 551, 554, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, Mar. 2022, [Peer-reviewed]
  Japanese, The market of woodland burial is rapidly expanding since the last 20 years, and the needs are expected to be diversified. This study aimed to grasp the whole variation in appearance of urban-type woodland burials. Internet survey was conducted to get whole picture of the current situation of woodland burials focusing on shape of tomb, burial system, and supplier types. As results, the following status were revealed. (1) About 1000 woodland burials were confirmed on the internet. Most of them are run by temples, and more than half of them are operated by for-profit companies. Therefore, we could see a certain convergence rather than diversification regarding the shape. (2) The most common form of woodland burials is garden type, which is divided small and indicated clearly by a stone plate. The newly popular form of woodland burial undermines the original characteristics as nature burial. (3) The time limited small form of woodland burial can be regarded as a minimal family grave, which suits the current graveyards needs and family structure. It is indispensable to consider a new design to perform the function of open space in urban area as a green infrastructure.
• A study on actual use of woodland burial and economic effects on rural areas
  上田裕文
  ランドスケープ研究, 84, 5, 591, 596, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 2021
  Japanese, Scientific journal, This study aimed to grasp the actual use of Satoyama-type woodland burials and their economic effects on rural areas. Questionnaires about user evaluation, visit status and expenditure for visits were sent by post to 2000 members of Chishoin temple and 1200 members of Shinkoji temple. As results, the following status were revealed. (1) There is generally no big difference between their purchase motives and their current evaluation. In particular, the management of Satoyama and changing seasons of nature are highly appreciated. (2) It is getting more difficult to visit far grave because of aging, even though they had not minded it at the beginning. (3) Although the number of grave visits is limited because of long distances, accommodation and wide-area tourism contribute to the expansion of the exchange population in the region. (4) It is estimated that Chishoin has economic effect of 140 million yen and Shinkoji 33 million yen, which has a certain impact on the local economy. Further practical researches that promote local municipalities to establish more Satoyama-type woodland burial cemeteries are needed to conserve the local natural environment and expand the exchange population.
• A Study on Current Situation of “Tomb dismantling” in Hokkaido
  上田裕文
  ランドスケープ研究, 83, 5, 621, 626, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 2020
  Japanese, Scientific journal, This study aimed to grasp the current situation of ongoing “tomb dismantling”. Tomb dismantling is to remove remains of ancestor and restitute the division in a graveyard for reasons such as the absence of successor. A questionnaire survey was conducted to all 179 local municipalities in Hokkaido focusing on the current 5-year-state of the number of neglected tomb, group burial sites and transfer of remains. As results, the following insights were obtained. The number of neglected tomb was steadily increasing and the tomb dismantling by administrators increased approximately twice. The restitution of cemeteries from users has increased steadily by about 1.5 times over the past five years, accounting for about half of the relocation of remains. The graveyard officer recognizes that the main reason for tomb dismantling is due to lack of successors, change of residence, and then a change to a new burrials. In recent years, public graves have spread. In the past five years, the total acceptable amount of remains has been tripled, and the actual number of burials has also doubled. The number of remains transferred has increased 1.5 times over the last five years. The move to the public cemetery has increased by a factor of 4.5, and it is becoming the main destination after tomb dismantling. As the remains transferred beyond the scope of local municipalities when new group burial sites are built, the group burial sites are considered to be a major factor in accelerating tomb dismantling.
• A Study on Current Problems of Cemeteries in Municipalities in Hokkaido
  上田裕文
  ランドスケープ研究, 82, 5, 627, 630, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 2019
  Japanese, Scientific journal, This study aimed to clarify the current situation about municipal cemeteries in Hokkaido. Questionnaires about current status of vacant cemetery lots, group burial sites, plan of new cemetery sites, and cemetery-use rights were sent by e-mail to 179 municipalities in Hokkaido and 149 responses were obtained. As results, the following status were revealed. (1) Most municipalities in Hokkaido (97%) own municipal cemeteries and they have still enough vacant lots. On the other hand, (2) increasing number of neglected tombs has already become issue in about 30% of the municipalities and 80% of the municipality recognize it as a future problem. Those problems are attributed to the permanent use rights of cemetery lot without expiration date and to inappropriately limited conditions of right holders. (3) Various types of new cemeteries such as a group burial site have been built mainly in large-scale municipalities, whichwiden the gap between regions in terms of cemetery service of administration in the future. Administrative concerns over cemetery problems need to be shift from quantitative problems to qualitative problems. Drastic measures are necessary for the cemetery system in the age of low birthrates and population fluidity.
• Effects of Hill Walking on Mood and Self-Perceived Physical Conditions among Corporate Employees
  町田 佳世子; 河村 奈美子; 上田 裕文; 小関 信行
  札幌市立大学研究論文集 = SCU journal of Design & Nursing, 10, 1, 39, 47, 札幌市立大学, 30 Jun. 2016
  English, Research institution, 本研究の目的は，企業従業員に対する低山・高原ウォーキングの心理的，身体的効果を評価し，どの側面において低山・高原ウォーキングが有益かを明らかにすることである．山形県上山市で行われているガイド付きの低山・高原ウォーキングに参加した企業従業員30名，一般市民31 名に対し，ウォーキング前後と翌日に質問紙を配付した．質問紙は，12 項目からなる気分尺度，身体状況および参加の目的に関する質問で構成されている．ウォーキング後は，企業従業員，一般市民ともに肯定的気分因子である「快感情」と「リラックス感」が有意に向上し(p<0.001)，ウォーキングが参加者の気分を大幅に改善することが示された．さらに，一般市民については，翌日においても「快感情」および「リラックス感」が，ウォーキング前に比べて有意に高く(p<0.05，p<0.01)，ウォーキングによる気分の向上が翌日まで維持されることが明らかになった．しかし，企業従業員の結果は一般市民と異なり，翌日は「快感情」のみがウォーキング前に比べ有意に向上していることが認められ(p<0.05)，ウォーキングによって改善した「リラックス感」は，ウォーキング前と有意な差はなくなっていた．ウォーキング翌日の主観的身体状況については，どちらのグループもウォーキング前に比べて肩こりや体調の有意な改善が見られ(p<0.05)，さらに企業従業員においては身体的なリフレッシュ感の高まりも有意であった(p<0.05)．本研究の結果から，自然環境を活用した低山・高原ウォーキングは，企業従業員および一般市民の肯定的気分と身体状況の改善に有益であることが明らかになった．一方で企業従業員の「リラックス感」に関連する気分改善の持続は限定的であったことから，効果の持続に影響する要因の特定や，さらなる心身の健康維持のためウォーキング継続を促す要因の解明については引き続き研究が必要であることが示唆された．The present study aimed to evaluate the psychological and physical effects of hill walking on corporate employees as well as to identify its beneficial aspects. Thirty company employees and 31 local citizens participated in a guided hill walk held in Kaminoyama City in Japan. Participants completed questionnaires immediately before, immediately after, and the day after the walk. The questionnaires consisted of a 12-item mood scale (MCL-S.2) and questions assessing physical conditions and motivation for participation. Among both corporate employees and local citizens, positive mood factors including vigorous mood and relaxed mood showed significant improvement after the walk (p<0.001). This result indicated that hill walks could substantially enhance psychological state within both groups. Even on the following day, these two factors remained significantly higher than before the walk among local citizens (p<0.05 and p<0.01, respectively). However, among corporate employees, only vigorous mood remained significantly improved on the day following the walk ( p<0.05 ) . Specifically, employeesʼ enhancement of relaxed mood immediately after the walk did not persist to the following day. As for self-perceived physical condition, among both corporate employees and local citizens, items of ʻI am in good shapeʼ and ʻI have stiff shoulders or a stiff neckʼ showed significant improvement on the following day (p<0.05). Furthermore, corporate employees experienced significant enhancement of feeling physically refreshed on the day following the walk (p<0.05). Our findings demonstrate that hill walking is beneficial for the mental and physical health of corporate employees and local citizens. However, as the sustained impact of employeesʼ feeling relaxed was limited, factors that affect the maintenance of this impact require clarification. The results also indicate that further investigation of factors that motivate people to walk for exercise purposes is necessary in order to help employees successfully maintain this behaviour.
• A Study on Woodland Burials as a New Forest Use in Germany
  上田裕文
  ランドスケープ研究, 79, 5, 537, 540, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 2016, [Peer-reviewed]
  Japanese, This study clarified the factors of spreading wood burials in Germany comparing with Japanese challenges of them. The actual state of wood burials in Germany was figured out through literature researches, fieldworks and interview researches. German wood burial is placed as a new forest use in addition to the multiple public functions of forest. In contrast, Japanese wood burial is a new form of graveyard. In addition to that, German wood burials are managed by private enterprises which contract with forest owners and controlled by foresters in a sustainable nature based forest management. This is the reason why the wood burials in Germany look similar and are continued with surrounding forest areas. Japanese wood burials have already diversified and some forest type wood burials are usually managed by Buddhist monks, which face similar challenges in sustainable forest management.
• Process of Residents’ Behavior Change and the Role of Outsiders in Local Development: Case Study of University Project in Suttsu, Hokkaido
  上田裕文; 郡山彩
  農村計画学会誌, 35, 3, 398, 403, THE ASSOCIATION OF RURAL PLANNING, 2016
  Japanese, Scientific journal, This study aimed to clarify the relationship between ‘outsider effect’ and residents' behavior change in regional development by applying the transtheoretical model of health behavior change. The qualitative research in the case study in Suttsu of Hokkaido illustrated the behavior change of local residents' initiative. Outsider can provide effectively chances and places for residents' participation. For the sustainable stage of local development, they need diverse approaches for fun depending on individual interest and lifestyle, rather than concentration on regional social problems. The role of local coordinator is also indispensable for the networking the community.
• 'It's real, not fake like a park': Residents' perception and use of informal urban green-space in Brisbane, Australia and Sapporo, Japan
  Christoph D. D. Rupprecht; Jason A. Byrne; Hirofumi Ueda; Alex Y. Lo
  LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING, 143, 205, 218, Nov. 2015, [Peer-reviewed]
  English, Scientific journal
• Comparing the visual perception and aesthetic evaluation of natural landscapes in Russia and Japan: cultural and environmental factors
  Elena G. Petrova; Yury V. Mironov; Yoji Aoki; Hajime Matsushima; Satoshi Ebine; Katsunori Furuya; Anastasia Petrova; Norimasa Takayama; Hirofumi Ueda
  PROGRESS IN EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE, 2, 1, Mar. 2015, [Peer-reviewed]
  English, Scientific journal
• A Case Study on Changing Landscape Recognition and Citizen Participation through the Art Project
  上田裕文; 高橋友香
  ランドスケープ研究, 78, 5, 703, 706, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 2015
  Japanese, This case study examined (1) how an art project can change citizens’ perception of the local landscape and (2) how it can promote citizen participations. In Suttsu city which is famous for windy area, the windmill art project was held with inhabitants. Using mail-back questionnaire (n = 138), inhabitants’ landscape recognition and their willing to participate in this activity were examined. The result comparing the art event participants and non-participant observers showed their different landscape recognition. However, their individual evaluations of the landscape with windmills showed a great variation that were connected with their appreciation for the art project and with motivation to participate in community activities. The research findings suggest the potentiality of art projects, which can be enhanced through discussions with a wide range of people from the planning stage.
• The Role of Green Spaces in the City Image of Sapporo
  上田裕文; RUPPRECHT Christoph
  ランドスケープ研究, 77, 5, 487, 490, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 2014
  Japanese, Scientific journal, Sapporo is considered one of the most attractive cities in Japan, a city image it partly owes to its rich greenspace. But we know little about how exactly greenspace contributes to a city’s image, because prior research has focused mostly on its quantitative aspects. Using a mail-back questionnaire (n = 130), this study examined the relationship between two types of greenspaces, those forming residents’ image of Sapporo and those residents frequently use. In addition to questions about residents’ used greenspaces we employed the Landscape Image Sketching Technique, asking respondents to draw a visual sketch of a ‘typical Sapporo landscape’. Visual sketch data were then analyzed for objects and line of sight distance, and compared with the greenspaces respondents used. Results showed that reported city image-forming greenspaces and used greenspaces largely overlapped, and their spatial positions were consistently related. Residents combine greenspaces they use in daily life with those they see to form their city image. In this image of Sapporo, parks and mountains create the main structure of the city and connect its center and periphery. These findings suggest an attractive city image is derived from symbolic scenery perceived by residents in their daily life.
• A Study on the Process of Mood Alteration through Forest Walking
  上田裕文; 町田佳世子; 河村奈美子; 小関信行
  ランドスケープ研究, 76, 5, 533, 538, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, Mar. 2013
  Japanese, Beneficial effects of forest walking have been reported by previous basic researches. However, practical data about existing health tourisms still remain insufficient. This study aimed at clarifying how the participants' moods change in the course of the forest walking in Kaminoyama. Kaminoyama in Yamagata prefecture is promoting a health tourism connecting the hot spring and forest walking. The questionnaire about mood alteration was conducted three times during rest breaks as well as before and after the walking program. The Questionnaire included a mood scale of 12 items concerning ‘Active mood’, ‘Relaxed mood’ and ‘Negative mood’. To point out the factors of mood changing, the respondents were also asked about their impressive points in the walking program. The results showed that participants' ‘Active mood’ and ‘Relaxed mood’ enhanced and ‘Negative mood’ was mitigated gradually in the course of the walking program. Even on a rainy day ‘Negative mood’ was reduced. It was suggested that participants' moods change is interactively affected not only by natural environments but also by physical characteristics of the trail, information from guides and communication with other participants.
• Relations between "Favorite Landscape" as an Individual Consciousness and "Districted Identifying Landscape" as a Group Consciousness
  四戸秀和; 上田裕文
  ランドスケープ研究, 76, 5, 575, 578, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, Mar. 2013
  Japanese, The purpose of this study is to clarify the recognition of “Favorite landscape” in individual consciousness and “Districted identifying landscape” in group consciousness by focusing on the residence experience at city scale. In this article, Asahikawa city in Hokkaido prefecture was selected as object of the study. And some college students with residence history were asked to sketch or answer questions about “Favorite landscape”, “Districted identifying landscape” and “The number of residence years in Asahikawa city”. Irrelevant to residence year, it came to a result that, legible landscapes with certain form features are tend to be recognized readily as a collective cognition. Moreover, it is suggested that the collective cognition of those legible landscapes could be enhanced by accumulated knowledge and understanding of the region as the growing of residence year.
• Landscape image sketches of forests in Japan and Russia
  Hirofumi Ueda; Toshihiro Nakajima; Norimasa Takayama; Elena Petrova; Hajime Matsushima; Katsunori Furuya; Yoji Aoki
  FOREST POLICY AND ECONOMICS, 19, 20, 30, Jun. 2012, [Peer-reviewed]
  English, Scientific journal
• Study of Mindscape figure of University students for coastal landscape.
  Matsushima, H; Oikawa, M; Ueda, H
  Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 75, 5, 537, 540, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, May 2012, [Peer-reviewed]
  Japanese, Scientific journal, The coastal line of our country is long, approximately 35,000km, and various forms such as a muddy beach, a sandybeach, a rocky beach and a cliff. The coastal area was very important area for our life, industry, transportation, etc. from ancienttime. It is important to understand "the mindscape" which a modern Japanese holds for coastal landscape because of the decrease of the natural coast and the terrible recreational use of the coastal area. In this study, it was intended to identify the structure ofcoastal “mindscape” and factors that would influence their mindscape. The questionnaire survey was conducted to graduate andundergraduate students from August to October 2010. The questionnaire was consisted with two main part, survey about figureof the coastal mindscape and individual background of respondents. As a result, the "sandy beach" and sea were the majorcomponent of mindscape. Because most respondents enjoyed sea bathing as recreational use, it was guessed that the viewpointfrom the beach were dominated and inland area, like coastal dune, was not described. About the mindscape of half respondents were influenced by real scenery they had seen, but the remaining respondents were influenced by some kind of media such asphotographs or TV programs.
• A Study on the Landscape Images of Hokkaido Constructed through Tourist Gazes
  上田裕文; 吉田恵介
  ランドスケープ研究, 75, 5, 529, 532, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 2012
  Japanese, Landscape is one of the most important resources for tourism in Hokkaido. However, it is not yet clear what kinds of symbols constructing landscape representation are connected with the social construction of Hokkaido. In this study, the combination of a landscape image sketch and a questionnaire of repertory grid method revealed the social construction of Hokkaido through tourist gazes connected with landscape imagery of Hokkaido. The survey among Hokkaido residents, Japanese visitors and Taiwanese visitors was conducted in New Chitose Airport in summer and winter seasons. As a result, the landscape images of rural landscapes were appeared representing ‘vast nature’ common in the Hokkaido residents and Japanese visitors. It implies that the social construction of Hokkaido is affected by tourist gazes through mass media and further penetrates into the residents’ local identity. On the other hand, Taiwanese visitors tended to represent impressive scenes and what they experienced through their sightseeing in Hokkaido. Hokkaido tourisms need to connect the social construction with cultural landscapes including production process and seasonal changes for regional development.
• 日本とドイツの森林イメージ--伝統的林業地域の事例から
  上田 裕文
  北方林業, 63, 8, 229, 232, 北方林業会, Aug. 2011
  Japanese
• 日本とドイツの森林イメージ--国有林地域の事例から
  上田 裕文
  北方林業, 63, 6, 162, 165, 北方林業会, Jun. 2011
  Japanese
• A Study on the Spatial Conditions Constituting the Image of Bathing in a Forest Atmosphere
  上田裕文; 高山範理
  ランドスケープ研究(オンライン論文集)(Web), 4, 1, 6, Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 2011
  Japanese, The ideal spatial conditions for bathing in a forest atmosphere were investigated through Landscape Image Sketching Technique (LIST). 33 landscape image sketches by students were analyzed in terms of 1) variety of landscape elements, 2) their visual appearance and 3) the position of the viewpoint. Then, the results were organized by the composition types of the landscape image sketches and interpreted through principal ingredient analysis. As a result, each composition type of landscape image sketches was characterized with its spatial conditions. The research findings suggested a need of the forest management depending on visitors' interests as well as public relations to promote the bathing in a forest atmosphere.
• ロシアと日本の自然環境に対する価値観および関心度の異同に関する考察(第17回大会ワークショップ・発表論文要旨)
  高山 範理; ペトロバ エレナ; 松島 肇; 上田 裕文; 中島 敏博; 古谷 勝則
  人間・環境学会誌, 13, 2, 18, 18, 人間・環境学会, 2010
  Japanese
• A study on the landscape image for the management of landscape resources in Hokkaido
  上田 裕文; 吉田 惠介
  日本観光研究学会全国大会学術論文集 = Proceedings of JITR annual conference, 24, 101, 104, 日本観光研究学会 = Japan Institute of Tourism Research, Nov. 2009
  Japanese, 資料形態 : テキストデータ プレーンテキスト
  コレクション : 国立国会図書館デジタルコレクション > デジタル化資料 > 雑誌
• A Study on Community Perception of Regional Landscape in German and Japanese Forestry Regions Case studies in Forbach in Germany and Kawakami in Nara Prefecture
  上田裕文
  農村計画学会誌, 27, -, 293, 298, THE ASSOCIATION OF RURAL PLANNING, 2009
  Japanese, Consensus building in forest management is the most difficult concern in the context of globalization and post-productivism. In order to highlight the locality-specific meaning of forest, the present study investigated how local residents in forestry regions understand and construct their forest in their surroundings. Case studies were conducted in Northern Schwarzwald in Germany and Kawakami village in Japan by using semi-structured interviews and Landscape Image Sketching Techniques. The results showed that the forests are differently integrated into the social change in both regions. The research findings suggest that local landscape perception from local residents' point of view must be taken into consideration for a global discussion about participatory forest management.
• A Study on Construction of Landscape Image Sketching Technique
  上田裕文
  都市計画論文集(CD-ROM), 44, 44-2/44-3, 7, 7, The City Planning Institute of Japan, 2009
  Japanese, In the process of a participatory landscape planning, sharing a spatial image is one of the most important concerns. The original method of Landscape Image Sketching Technique was examined theoretically first and then tested empirically in field studies. The humanistic and flexible idea of the landscape image was defined as a way of seeing the world, which connects the physical and symbolic aspects of landscape as well as personal environmental orientation and social construction. The method with scene sketches was devised improving previous mapping methods and carried out in two kinds of forest regions in Germany and Japan. As a result, the symbolic landscape images for representative regional postcards appeared not one and only but diverse in each region in terms of the influences from personal experiences, regional knowledge and cultural sense of beauty. The research finding suggests that the landscape image can be analyzed by using visual data represented in scene sketches.
• Regional and Forest Image in Japanese and German Forested Communities, Reinhardswald and Sawauchi
  UEDA Hirofumi
  Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 70, 5, 723, 726, The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 30 Mar. 2007
  Japanese, Japan has introduced and applied many advanced forestry systems from Germany ever since the nineteenth century, and the predominant trend in recent Japanese forestry policy may also be characterized as a shift towards post-productivism. However, as yet it remains doubtful that local forest communities in Japan have reached consensus. What are the main differences with regard to conflict management in forestry? Case studies in Sawauchi and the Reinhardswald were conducted to compare the local residents' own perspectives about their region and forest. In the Reinhardswald, the forest is generally connected with their quality of life and appreciated through practical recreational use. On the other hand in Sawauchi, the forest is still a part of their living space and perceived variously depending on each use. The research findings indicate that the public has instilled an identical forest image in Germany whereas in Japan there are heterogeneous forest images.
• A Comparative Study on Forest Image in Japan and Germany
  UEDA Hirofumi
  Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 69, 5, 691, 694, The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 27 Mar. 2006
  Japanese, This study aimed to compare forest image molded by individual experience and culture. Students in Japan and Germany answered questionnaire and made drawings of their forest image, and the elements composing the forest image differed. Japanese students tended to draw a motive of their own impressive experiences, while German students described the forest more objectively. The drawings were categorized in three types, namely Object, Natural landscape, and Cultural landscape according to the representation of civilization and the relationship to the individuals. The majority of the drawings of the German students were categorized in Object. They often have stable rich experience in visiting forests. The drawings of the Japanese students differed depending on their experience during childhood and rare actual visits.
• A Study of Forest Landscape Image Structure from Experience and Conceptualized Images
  UEDA Hirofumi; ONO Ryohei; SHIMOMURA Akio
  Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 65, 5, 685, 688, The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 30 Mar. 2002
  Japanese, This study aims to classify experience of the past, conceptualized image, and perception in new environment through photography, drawing, and text description. Consequently, it became clear that the group surrounded by urban nature has perceived few objects individually, the group familiar with forests in childhood term perceives many objects, which creates the object field, and the group experienced mountain climbing recently perceives them also as the viewpoint field connected to themselves.

• A Study on the Author of “Sakuteiki” Based on an Examination of the Genealogy of “Sensui narabini Nogata no Zu”
  KOIKE Tatsunori; UEDA Hirofumi, Japanese Journal of Landscape Architecture, 19, 1, 1, 8, 2026
  To better understand the history of landscape gardening, we analyzed the genealogy of landscape gardeners written during “Sensui narabini Nogata no Zu”（Garden and Wild scenery drawing）. Mr. Mirei Shigemori and Dr. Tsuyoshi Tamura considered the genealogy of landscape architects included in the “Sensui narabini Nogata no Zu” as an important resource for studying the history of landscape gardening. The book contains the names of famous landscape gardeners from the Heian to the Kamakura periods. However, there are different versions of the genealogy, and we compared and examined the other versions in this study. As a result, we found that the genealogy begins in the early Kamakura period. The persons from the Heian period were added later. The question is why medieval people paid so much attention to the early Kamakura period: current estimates suggest that it was probably the result of significant political and social changes. On the other hand, we also noticed that the Heian period landscape gardener was added. Consequently, we pointed out that Tachibana no Toshitsuna was an important figure to pay attention to and that he should be considered the author of “Sakuteiki”（Japan’s oldest landscaping book）., Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, Japanese
• 樹木葬墓地(6)樹木葬が遺骨の捨て場ではないとしたら寺の役割は何なのか
  上田 裕文, 月刊住職, 27, 10, 82, 87, Oct. 2025
  東京 : 興山舎, Japanese
• 樹木葬墓地(5)墓を必要としなくなる時代が来るのなら寺院はどうすべきか
  上田 裕文, 月刊住職, 27, 9, 80, 86, Sep. 2025
  東京 : 興山舎, Japanese
• 樹木葬墓地(4)従来の葬送観念と個人志向の新たな葬送とは融合できるのか
  上田 裕文, 月刊住職, 27, 8, 86, 91, Aug. 2025
  東京 : 興山舎, Japanese
• 樹木葬墓地(3)日本型樹木葬の将来を問うためにドイツの宗教的展開を知る
  上田 裕文, 月刊住職, 27, 7, 90, 95, Jul. 2025
  東京 : 興山舎, Japanese
• 特別インタビュー お墓の機能は「記録」と「祈り」 : ドイツと日本の樹木葬墓地を研究するなかで
  上田 裕文, 月刊石材 / 石文社 [編], 45, 10, 44, 52, Jul. 2025
  東京 : 石文社, Japanese
• 樹木葬墓地(2)人は埋葬されねばならない国と遺骨という物になる国の将来
  上田 裕文, 月刊住職, 27, 6, 88, 94, Jun. 2025
  東京 : 興山舎, Japanese
• 樹木葬墓地(1)全国に普及する全体像と形態的特徴の変遷から将来を問う
  上田 裕文, 月刊住職, 27, 5, 85, 91, May 2025
  東京 : 興山舎, Japanese
• The Situation of New Registration in Baltic See National Park
  UEDA Hirofumi, JOURNAL OF RURAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION, 43, 3, 138, 139, 30 Dec. 2024
  THE ASSOCIATION OF RURAL PLANNING, Japanese
• 墓地不足と無縁墓問題を解決するドイツ型樹木葬の可能性—特集 樹木葬開発 : 戦略と手法
  上田 裕文, フューネラルビジネス / 綜合ユニコム株式会社 [編], 29, 10, 46, 49, Oct. 2024
  東京 : 綜合ユニコム, Japanese
• Changes in names in “Sakuteiki” manuscripts and publications from their colophon in Edo Era.
  KOIKE Tatsunori; UEDA Hirofumi, Landscape Research Japan Online, 17, 61, 72, 29 Jul. 2024
  Much of the information in “Sakuteiki”, now considered Japan's oldest landscape gardening book, has been based on the research findings of Dr. T. Tamura (1890-1979) and other Edo Era researchers. In order to clarify the process of formation of the current knowledge, a literature survey was conducted focusing on the changes of the name, using information from the extant hand copied manuscripts of “Sakuteiki” and the colophon of the published books. As a result, the “Yanagidani-bon,” a representative document in which the name “Sakuteiki” appeared, was the first of the extant manuscripts to be established. All of the books whose creation dates are known were created after the Edo Era, with the exception of the “Tanimura” book. The name “Sakuteiki” is a proper noun that is attributed to a series of books published between 1793 and 1819 called Gunsho Ruiju. It is now clear that before that time, proper names such as “Some book” were treated as unknown, and various other names were used, such as “Go Kyōgoku Sakutei no Ki,” “Senzui Shō,” “Enchi Hishō,” etc. In the future, it is necessary to analyze the significance of landscaping in the Edo Era, when various landscaping books were developed, in light of social., Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, Japanese
• 多様化する樹木葬の現状と今後(1)樹木葬墓地に関する現状調査から
  上田 裕文, フューネラルビジネス / 綜合ユニコム株式会社 [編], 29, 7, 60, 62, Jul. 2024
  東京 : 綜合ユニコム, Japanese
• 座談会 日本庭園に関する高等教育座談会—Roundtable discussion on Japanese gardens in higher education—特集 日本庭園の継承と発展
  加藤 友規; 牧田 直子; 沈 悦; 高宮 さやか; 坂水 元也; 栗原 正博; 粟野 隆; 上田 裕文; 水内 佑輔, ランドスケープ研究 : 日本造園学会会誌 : journal of the Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 87, 2, 140, 143, Jul. 2023
  日本造園学会, Japanese
• Current Situation of Woodland Burials in Japan
  UEDA Hirofumi, JOURNAL OF RURAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION, 41, 4, 193, 194, 30 Mar. 2023
  THE ASSOCIATION OF RURAL PLANNING, English
• Sámi Indigenous Tourism and Snow & Ice in the Arctice
  Fukuyama, Takafumi; Kobayashi, Hidetoshi; Ueda, Hirofumi; Saunavaara, Juha, 北方圏国際シンポジウム「オホーツク海と流氷」, 74, 77, 16 Feb. 2023
  Recently, the global warming causes rapid environmental changes and Covid-19 pandemic affected the tourism industry as well as the local communities in the Arctic. In northern Finland, for example, traditional reindeer herding practices have suffered from difficult winters and the pandemic prevented the visits of foreign tourists. While tourism is generally regarded as “fragile,” these environmental changes indeed posed a challenge to both sustainable tourism and community resilience. In the field of indigenous tourism, on other side, questioning concerning authenticity has attracted attention for long time, not least because of the cases where indigenous cultures have been misused when creating improper services to tourists. According to our understanding, the interactive matching both desires of supply side and demand side are at the core of authentic tourism experiences as well as sustainability and resilience of the field. Thus, this study examines the authentic experience through a case study of Sámi indigenous tourism in Inari region in Finland. We also clarify how the global warming affects the Sámi reindeer tourism practices under the snow & ice thaw situation, and consider it as future challenges based on relationship between the authenticity and snow & ice in the context of Sámi culture.
  The 37th International Symposium on the Okhotsk Sea & Polar Oceans. Executive Committee of Symposium. 19 February 2023 - 24 February 2023. Mombetsu Arts & Culture Center, Mombetsu Municipal Museum, Mombetsu Machinaka Art Museum, Mombetsu Citizens’ Public Hall, Okhotsk Sea Ice Museum of Hokkaido, Arctic Research Center, Hokkaido University. Hokkaido., English
• 森林美学のめざす森造り : 光質,生態系,持続性の視点から
  小池 孝良; 上田 裕文; 小池 辰典, 北方林業 = Northern forestry, Japan / 北方林業編集委員会 編, 74, 2, 65, 68, 2023
  札幌 : 北方森林学会, Japanese
• 歴史に学ぶ森林の持続管理 第23回国際歴史学会議 : 「人間と自然 : 攪乱と創造」セッションから
  小池 辰典; 上田 裕文; 小池 孝良, 森林技術, 967, 20, 23, Nov. 2022
  東京 : 日本森林技術協会, Japanese
• トクシュウ ノウソン ケイカク ガッカイ 40シュウネン キネン シンポジウム 「 フカクジツセイ ニ イドム ノウソン ケイカク : コレマデ ト コレカラ 」
  井上 果子; 大津 愛梨; 上田 裕文; 八木 洋憲; 中島 正裕; 藤沢 直樹; 清水 夏樹; 柴田 祐, 農村計画学会誌 = Journal of rural planning / 農村計画学会 編, 41, 2, 81, 90, Sep. 2022
  東京 : 農村計画学会, Japanese
• トクシュウ ノウソン ケイカク ガッカイ 40シュウネン キネン シンポジウム 「 フカクジツセイ ニ イドム ノウソン ケイカク : コレマデ ト コレカラ 」
  中島 正裕; 上田 裕文; 大津 愛梨; 井上 果子; 八木 洋憲; 柴田 祐; 藤沢 直樹, 農村計画学会誌 = Journal of rural planning / 農村計画学会 編, 41, 2, 91, 93, Sep. 2022
  東京 : 農村計画学会, Japanese
• 森林を含む風景・景観・眺めと比喩
  小池 孝良; 小池 辰典; 上田 裕文, 北方林業 = Northern forestry, Japan / 北方林業編集委員会 編, 73, 4, 179, 182, 2022
  札幌 : 北方森林学会, Japanese
• Extracting Issues for Appropriate Arctic Tourism Development Concerning Community Resilience
  FUKUYAMA, Takafumi; UEDA, Hirofumi; NISHIYAMA, Noriaki; KOBAYASHI, Hidetoshi; OKADA, Mayumi; TANAKA, Masato; OHNISHI, Fujio; SAUNAVAARA, Juha; MORI, Taro; KATO, Tomoe; TAKAHASHI, Shuhei; HONDA, Shunwa, 第36回北方圏国際シンポジウム「オホーツク海と流氷 2022」, 2022
  While the diverse environmental changes have been seen globally in recent years, the purpose of this joint research is to extract issues for the appropriate Arctic tourism development with a view of improving community resilience that is expected to respond to those global changes. In this context, therefore, this research adopted a framework of Adventure tourism (AT), which has been actively discussed in the Arctic in these days and also has the latest trend of indigenous people’s perspective on nature. And then we conducted a basic comparative analysis based on some hearing surveys in the Inari region in Finish Lapland and the Akan region in Hokkaido, Japan. Although their histories and backgrounds of regional tourism development are different, the common significant issues that belong to each of the eight issue categories for the Arctic tourism development revealed in the first year of this research were extracted. Furthermore, we extracted these issues from the perspectives of community, natural environment in region, and indigenous culture as the result of comprehensive analysis of both region’s endeavors and possibility of attracting AT customers with their remarkable characteristics., The Okhotsk Sea & Polar Oceans Research Association, English
• Challenges and opportunities for education and research in the time of COVID-19
  秋田 典子; 上田 裕文; 町田 怜子; 光成 麻美; 一ノ瀬 友博; 新保 奈穂美, Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 85, 3, 264, 269, 29 Oct. 2021
  Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, Japanese
• Challenge of regional development based on SDGs in Simokawa, Hokkaido
  上田裕文, ランドスケープ研究, 85, 2, 100, 103, Jul. 2021
  Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, Japanese
• Shinto shrines as social and environmental infrastructure
  MIZUUCHI, Yusuke; UEDA, Hirofumi, journal of the Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 84, 3, 236, 238, Oct. 2020
  特集 社会・環境インフラとしての神社, 日本造園学会, Japanese
• Fundamental Analysis of Significant Issues Regarding Development of "Arctic Tourism"
  Fukuyama, Takafumi; Ueda, Hirofumi; Nishiyama, Noriaki; Tanaka, Masato; Onishi, Fujio; Saunavaara, Yuha; Shirai, Yuko; Mori, Taro; Kato, Tomoe; Takahashi, Shuhei; Honda, Shunwa, 第35回北方圏国際シンポジウム「オホーツク海と流氷2020」, 18 Feb. 2020
  With the expansion of the Arctic Ocean routes due to the effects of global warming, the possibility of Arctic tourism development is now increasing. However, as typfied by “overtourism,” (preventive) measures against the (future) negative impact of excessive tourism promotion have not been systematically discussed in the international community. Therefore, this study discusses the problems that arise with Arctic tourism development, including forecasting one, and proceeded with the analysis of the current situation for the purpose of extracting significant issues. As a result, the extracted issues were classified into eight categories for each field and arranged in a four-level scale. This study regards this analysis as the primary result, and it was confirmed by the main meeting on December 19, 2019 that it would be the basis for future ongoing research., The Okhotsk Sea & Polar Oceans Research Association, English
• ドイツと日本の樹木葬墓地の展開—Development of Woodland Burials in Germany and Japan—特集テーマ 墓園のこれから
  上田 裕文, 公園緑地 = Parks and open space, 80, 4, 13, 16, Feb. 2020
  東京 : 日本公園緑地協会, Japanese
• 樹木葬の先進地ドイツと日本での導入事例
  上田 裕文, 公園緑地, 80(4), 13, 16, 2020
• (一財)北海道開発協会平成30年度研究助成サマリー 北海道における「墓じまい」の現状に関する研究
  上田 裕文, 開発こうほう, 683, 30, 33, 2020
  北海道開発協会, Japanese
• Development of Woodland Burials in Germany and Japan
  上田裕文, 公園緑地, 80, 4, 2020
• Reading the “Afforestation Planning” of the Meiji Jingu Shrine Precincts
  上田裕文, 都市公園, 228, 228, 図巻頭1p,12, 15, 2020
  東京 : 東京都公園協会, Japanese
• Forestry and “Nature Conservation” on the “Journal of the Japanese Institute of Landscape Architects”
  上田裕文, ランドスケープ研究, 84, 1, 2020
• ダイサンジュウロッカイ コクサイ シントウ ブンカ ケンキュウカイ ニ〇ニ〇ネン オ コエテ メイジ ジングウ カラ ゾウエン オ カンガエル
  上田 裕文, 神園 = Journal of the Meiji Jingu Research Institute / 明治神宮国際神道文化研究所 編, 22, 173, 175, Nov. 2019
  明治神宮国際神道文化研究所, Japanese
• 明治神宮の森の活用と教育実践
  長濱和代; 上田裕文; 今泉宜子, 日本環境教育学会大会研究発表要旨集, 30th, 2019
• 二〇二〇年を超えて明治神宮から造園を考える—Park Development beyond 2020 from the Perspective of Meiji Jingu
  上田 裕文, 神園 = Journal of the Meiji Jingu Research Institute / 明治神宮国際神道文化研究所 編, 20, 66, 79, Nov. 2018
  明治神宮国際神道文化研究所, Japanese
• 風景計画の視座 : 現代に求められる風景計画とは
  小島 周作; 上田 裕文; 水内 佑輔, 風景計画研究, 3, 3, 4, 8, 18 Jul. 2018
  平成30年度日本造園学会全国大会ミニフォーラム, 公益社団法⼈⽇本造園学会 ⾵景計画研究推進委員会, Japanese
• 北海道における「墓じまい」の現状に関する研究
  上田裕文, 北海道開発協会開発調査総合研究所研究助成の実績と研究成果(Web), 2018, 41, 63, 2018
  札幌 : 北海道開発協会開発調査総合研究所, Japanese
• これからの「健康観光まちづくり」としての「クアオルト」
  上田, 裕文, CATS 叢書, 11, 67, 72, 07 Mar. 2017
  北海道大学観光学高等研究センター, Japanese
• ツーリズムと農村
  木村宏; 武田耕次; 加藤肇子; 吉村俊子; 大黒宏; 上田裕文, 農村計画学会誌, 35, 4, 2017
• Development of interactive assessment tools “Whereabouts Mandala”: Extraction of constituent elements of place of residence in general adults and suggestion to medical environment
  東野友子; 船山哲郎; 菊地ひろみ; 上田裕文, SCU Journal of Design & Nursing, 11, 1, 29, 39, 2017
  本研究は，療養環境に必要な居場所とは何かを探る事を最終目的とし，抽象的概念を可視化するデザイン学的な手法を用い，より具体的な「居場所」の構成要素を探るためのツールを開発し健康人を対象に試用した．人の居場所を構成する要素を調べるために，抽象的な概念を図式化するためのマインドマップと，構成している要素を探るためのレパートリーグリッド発展手法を用いてツールの開発を行った．開発したツールを用いて，健康な20 歳代から70 歳代以降の男性26 名, 女性32 名の計58 名を対象とし, 平成26 年8 月から9 月に調査した．結果は「パーソナルスペース」における「家の中など個人の空間や日常生活環境」「家族との触れ合い」や「その他落ち着く環境」の3 要因,「ソーシャルスペース」における「趣味活動」「社会的交流」や「社会的環境」の3 要因，「ネガティブな感情からの離脱」の計7要因に集約された．本結果より対象にとっての居場所とはプライバシーを保ち心身共にリラックスでき，人との交流を通して自己の存在価値が見出される場所と示された．療養環境はこれらと同様な環境が望ましいと考えられた．また，療養者及び介護者の両者にとって心地よい療養環境となるよう，発達段階に応じた環境の調整も必要であると考えられた．開発したツールは15 分〜20 分程度ででき簡便であると考えられる．しかし，質問項目に解釈が難しい部分があるため, より明解な提示方法を検討する.
  This study aimed to develop a tool for identifying components associated with a “place to stay” by using a design-based visualizing method, and to clarify the desirable environment for medical treatment. To examine the components of a place to stay, we combined "mind map" and "evaluation grid method" to depict abstract imagery . The study was performed from August to September 2014 in 58 healthy subjects (male: 26, female: 32) in their 20s to 70s or older. The results were classified into 7 categories: “private space or daily living environment such as home,” “communication with family,” and “other comfortable environments” as “personal space”; “hobby activity,” “social communication,” and “social environment” as “social space”; and “withdrawal from negative feelings”. The place to stay should be a place where a person can maintain privacy, have mental and physical relaxation, and find the meaning of his/her life through communication with others. A desirable environment for medical treatment would have similar characteristics. In addition, the environment should be adjusted according to the developmental stage, so that both persons who need care and caregivers can feel comfortable. The new method is simple, which takes only 15 to 20 minutes to complete the questionnaire. However, some questions are still difficult to understand, and need to be improved with clearer expressions in the questionnaire. This study was performed after obtaining approval from the ethical committee., 札幌市立大学, Japanese
• Design for Regional Revitalization by Augmented Campus Model
  酒井正幸; 柿山浩一郎; KIM SuKyoung; 矢久保空遥; 上田裕文; 片山めぐみ; 蓮見孝, 日本デザイン学会研究発表大会概要集(CD-ROM), 64th, 2017
• 地域創生デザインの為のGPSロガー開発-試作と試用を通した設計-
  柿山浩一郎; 矢久保空遥; 金秀敬; 酒井正幸; 片山めぐみ; 上田裕文; 斎藤雅也; 山田良; 原俊彦; 細谷多聞; 城間祥之; 蓮見孝, 日本感性工学会大会予稿集(CD-ROM), 19th, 2017
• 風景計画研究・事例報告会
  古谷 勝則; 伊藤 弘; 上田 裕文; 松島 肇; 山本 清龍; 温井 亨; 入江 彰昭; 寺田 徹; 小林 昭裕; 水内 佑輔; 村上 修一; 武田 重昭; 渡辺 貴史; 田中 伸彦; 松井 孝子; 高山 範理, ランドスケープ研究, 81, 2, 208, 208, 2017
  日本造園学会, Japanese
• 風景計画研究・事例報告会
  古谷勝則; 伊藤弘; 上田裕文; 山本清龍; 温井亨; 小林昭裕; 水内佑輔; 田中伸彦; 松井孝子, ランドスケープ研究, 80, 3, 253, Oct. 2016
  Japanese, Meeting report
• 日本における自然葬としての樹木葬の可能性と課題
  上田裕文, 死の臨床, 39, 2, 2016
• Prize Winner Dr. Shoichiro ASAKAWA
  浅川 昭一郎; 近藤 哲也; 上田 裕文, ランドスケープ研究 : 日本造園学会誌 : journal of the Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 79, 4, 352, 355, Jan. 2016
  日本造園学会, Japanese
• Prize Winner Dr. Yoichi KUMAGAI
  熊谷 洋一; 下村 彰男; 上田 裕文, ランドスケープ研究 : 日本造園学会誌 : journal of the Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 79, 4, 360, 363, Jan. 2016
  日本造園学会, Japanese
• 人の「居場所」を探る対話型ツール「居場所曼荼羅」の開発(第2報)-療養環境における利用の可能性-
  東野友子; 菊地ひろみ; 菊地ひろみ; 上田裕文; 上田裕文, 日本看護研究学会雑誌(CD-ROM), 38, 3, 3_196, 3_196, 2015
  一般社団法人 日本看護研究学会, Japanese
• 人の「居場所」を探る対話型手法「居場所曼荼羅」の構築(第1報)-構築プロセスと第1版-
  菊地ひろみ; 菊地ひろみ; 東野友子; 上田裕文; 上田裕文, 日本看護研究学会雑誌(CD-ROM), 38, 3, 3_195, 3_195, 2015
  一般社団法人 日本看護研究学会, Japanese
• A Study on Regional Revitalization Taking Advantage of Art and Design: Second Report: The Mechanism for Research Method of Area Study
  KAKIYAMA Koichiro; KATAYAMA Megumi; ISHII Masahiro; YAMADA Ryo; SAITO Masaya; UEDA Hirofumi, PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF JSSD, 62nd, 108, 2015
  The outline was reported by the 1st report, but this manuscript is the report in detail that it was put into effect the current year. Concretely, it's a report about mechanism of “Resident experience demonstration experiment”,”Workshop”,”Forum” to acquire the quantitative data in Area Study. Maintenance of dwelling and participant's daily method of reporting were considered in a "resident experience demonstration experiment". The mechanism to grasp a way of thinking of the whole group which participates in argument in an instant was considered in a forum., Japanese Society for the Science of Design
• 082 COMMUNITY RESTAURANT AS A PLATFORM FOR RAISING A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY : EVALUATION OF 'KAZE NO GOHANYA' IN SUTTSU TOWN
  KATAYAMA Megumi, 日本建築学会北海道支部研究報告集, 87, 343, 348, 28 Jun. 2014
  Architectural Institute of Japan, Japanese
• 平成24年度日本造園学会支部活動 北海道支部 北海道のランドスケープと観光
  吉田 惠介; 坂井 文; 上田 裕文, ランドスケープ研究 : 日本造園学会誌 : journal of the Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, 76, 4, 358, 361, Feb. 2013
  日本造園学会, Japanese
• 森林美学と明治神宮の林苑計画—第十回国際神道文化研究会 明治神宮の林苑計画をめぐって : 造園学と森林美学の系譜から
  上田 裕文, 神園 = Journal of the Meiji Jingu Research Institute / 明治神宮国際神道文化研究所 編, 8, 129, 146, Nov. 2012
  明治神宮国際神道文化研究所, Japanese
• The first woodblock pavement and row of ginkgo trees in Sapporo
  UEDA Hirofumi, 土木學會誌, 97, 10, 8, 9, 15 Oct. 2012
  Japanese
• 北海道型クアオルト形成に向けた国民保養温泉地の空間構造分析
  上田 裕文, 開発こうほう, 2012年(7月)(588), 588, 48, 52, Jul. 2012
  コレクション : 国立国会図書館デジタルコレクション > 電子書籍・電子雑誌 > その他, 北海道開発協会, Japanese
• Study of Mindscape figure of University students for coastal landscape
  MATSUSHIMA Hajime; OIKAWA Masaki; UEDA Hirofumi, JILA Annual Scientific Research Meeting Abstracts, 2012, 28, 28, 2012
  The coastal line of our country is long, approximately 35,000km, and various forms such as a muddy beach, a sandy beach, a rocky beach and a cliff. The coastal area was very important area for our life, industry, transportation, etc. from ancient time. It is important to understand "the mindscape" which a modern Japanese holds for coastal landscape because of the decrease of the natural coast and the terrible recreational use of the coastal area. In this study, it was intended to identify the structure of coastal "mindscape" and factors that would influence their mindscape. The questionnaire survey was conducted to graduate and undergraduate students from August to October 2010. The questionnaire was consisted with two main part, survey about figure of the coastal mindscape and individual background of respondents. As a result, the "sandy beach" and sea were the major component of mindscape. Because most respondents enjoyed sea bathing as recreational use, it was guessed that the viewpoint from the beach were dominated and inland area, like coastal dune, was not described. About the mindscape of half respondents were influenced by real scenery they had seen, but the remaining respondents were influenced by some kind of media such as photographs or TV programs., Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, Japanese
• 美しい村づくりによる地域ブランディング-北海道美瑛町-
  上田裕文, 農村計画学会誌, 31, 2, 146, 147, 2012
  Japanese
• 北海道地区セミナー
  野本 健; 上田 裕文; 八巻 一成; 山本 忠男, 農村計画学会誌 = Journal of Rural Planning Association, 30, 1, 96, 30 Jun. 2011
  Japanese
• 北海道の景観資源整備にむけた風景イメージの研究
  吉田 惠介; 上田 裕文, 開発こうほう, 2011年(2月)(571), 571, 28, 32, Feb. 2011
  コレクション : 国立国会図書館デジタルコレクション > 電子書籍・電子雑誌 > その他, 北海道開発協会, Japanese
• 風景イメージスケッチ手法を用いた森林イメージの日露比較
  上田裕文; 中島敏博; 高山範理; ペトロバ・エレナ; 松島肇; 古谷勝則; 青木陽二, 日本造園学会北海道支部大会研究事例・事例報告発表要旨, 13, 20, Sep. 2009
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• A project of urban restructuring in Germany: a case of Leinefelde
  上田 裕文, ランドスケープ研究, 71, 4, 365, 368, Feb. 2008
  日本造園学会, Japanese
• 日独の林業地域,北部シュバルツバルトと奈良県川上村における住民の景観認識
  上田裕文, 農村計画学会春期大会学術研究発表会要旨集, 2008, 2008
• 日独の林業地域における住民の地域像の比較 ドイツ・フォルバッハと奈良県川上村の事例分析
  上田裕文, 農村計画学会秋期大会学術研究発表会要旨集, 2008, 2008

• 森林生態系の保全管理 : 森林・野生動物・景観
  上田, 裕文; 梶, 光一; 宮本, 敏澄; 小池, 孝良
  共立出版, Sep. 2025, 9784320058484, xiv, 238p, 図版8p(ページ付なし), Japanese
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  明治神宮とランドスケープ研究会; 上田, 裕文; 水内, 佑輔; 寺田, 徹; 高橋, 靖一郎; 東京都公園協会
  東京都公園協会, Nov. 2020, 9784908178788, 128p, Japanese
• 地域創生デザイン論 : "まち育て"に大学力をどう活かすか
  札幌市立大学地域創生デザイン研究チーム
  文眞堂, Aug. 2020, 9784830950629, xii, 372p, Japanese
• 竹富島の集落と民家 : 竹富町竹富島伝統的建造物群保存対策調査報告書
  西山, 徳明; 上田, 裕文; 麻生, 美希; 八百板, 季穂; 四戸, 秀和
  竹富町教育委員会, Apr. 2020, 280p, Japanese
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  古谷, 勝則; 伊藤, 弘; 高山, 範理; 水内, 佑輔; 日本造園学会風景計画研究推進委員会
  朝倉書店, Mar. 2019, 9784254440294, v, 153p, Japanese
• こんな樹木葬で眠りたい : 自分も家族も幸せになれるお墓を求めて
  上田, 裕文
  旬報社, Aug. 2018, 9784845115501, 207p, Japanese
• 明治神宮以前・以後 : 近代神社をめぐる環境形成の構造転換
  藤田, 大誠; 青井, 哲人; 畔上, 直樹; 今泉, 宜子; 菅, 浩二; 佐藤, 一伯; 上田, 裕文; 長谷川, 香; 水内, 佑輔; 岸川, 雅範; 松山, 恵; 吉原, 大志; 河村, 忠伸; 藤本, 頼生; 永瀬, 節治; 北浦, 康孝; 柏木, 亨介
  鹿島出版会, Feb. 2015, 9784306073104, 542p, Japanese

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• Technology to promote the circulation of inorganic nutrients that constitute bone through ectmycorrhizal fungi: A case study of larch forests
  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
  27 Jun. 2025 - 31 Mar. 2028
  小池 孝良; 上田 裕文; 渡部 敏裕
  Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Research (Exploratory), Hokkaido University, 25K22378
• Natural Park design to optimize biodiversity conservation, climate change mitigation, and regional development: Interdisciplinary research and practice in Konsen district, eastern Hokkaido, Japan
  Environment Research and Technology Development Fund
  Mar. 2023 - Mar. 2026
  仲岡 雅裕; 南憲吏; 阿部博哉; 山本忠男; 井上京; 首藤光太郎; 澤田結基; 近藤玲介; 愛甲 哲也; 松島 肇; 上田 裕文; 石黒侑介; 小林国之
  Environmental Restoration and Conservation Agency, 4-2303
• Regeneration of cemetery with woodland burial as green infrastructure
  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
  01 Apr. 2021 - 31 Mar. 2024
  上田 裕文
  本年度は、研究目的「墓地の多様化と墓地問題の両者に対応する、墓園再整備事例の抽出」に対応する形で、首都圏を対象とした墓苑再整備事業の事例についてのオンラインでの情報収集と整理を行った。その結果、各事業の実施時期や相互の影響による共通点を明らかにすることができた。
  
  
  また、研究目的 「遺骨問題と『自然に還る』葬送ニーズに対応する自然葬としての樹木葬墓地の形態抽出」に対応する形で、全国の樹木葬墓地の形態についてオンライン調査を行い、そのバリエーションの全容把握を行った。
  その結果、首都圏を中心に過去５年間で4.5倍に増加した樹木葬墓地の形態には，多様化よりもむしろ規格化された商品提供による一定の収束が見られた。樹木葬墓地はその発展と大衆化の結果，従来型の墓地が小規模化し，遺骨の永代管理機能を持つミニマムな家族墓として社会に定着しつつあることが明らかになった。
  このような樹木葬墓地の形態変化を、現在の社会変化と対応させて考察すると、現在の都市型樹木葬墓地に「再有形化，再個別化，有期限化」の傾向を読み取ることができる。これまで横浜市や東京都などの公園墓地内に整備された公営の樹木葬墓地は，墓地の「無形化」「共同化」という流れのなかで、これまで家族単位のプライベート空間の集合だった墓地空間を，パブリックなオープンスペースへと変えていく可能性を示していた。つまり、家族で共有される墓標としての墓石が消失し、その代わりに象徴的な樹木を中心とする公園・緑地が、空間として共有される新たな墓地の事例であった。しかし、本研究では、こうした樹木葬墓地の形態が、現在の社会ニーズに対応しきれていないことが示された。近年寺院を中心に提供される民営樹木葬墓地は，石のプレートによって再度個別化したミニマムな家族墓として普及しているといえる。
  Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), Hokkaido University, 21K05646
• A Study on the Feasibility of Woodland Burials as a New Forest Use
  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
  01 Apr. 2018 - 31 Mar. 2021
  上田 裕文
  今年度は主に、研究目的（３）「地域的視点での副次的な効果」に対応する、地方部で展開する岩手県一関市の知勝院と、首都圏で展開する千葉県袖ケ浦市の真光寺を対象としたアンケート調査の準備と実施を行った。調査目的は、生前契約者の現地見学会や遺族の墓参り、合同供養祭への参加など地域に与える影響を、交流人口拡大による経済波及効果という観点から明らかにすることであり、パーソントリップ調査を応用した質問項目を設定した。調査対象となる両寺院との調査打ち合わせを複数回重ね、最終的に2020年1月から2月にかけて3,200名の墓地契約者を対象に郵送式のアンケートを実施し、1,079の回答を得ることができた。
  そのほか、研究目的(4)「日本での森林利用型樹木葬墓地の実効性」に対応する、北海道伊達市におけるアクションリサーチを進めた。具体的には、当該地域で樹木葬墓地の開設を目指す関係者や地域住民との打ち合わせや現地調査を行い、次年度の自治体事業として進めるための提案書を作成した。
  ドイツにおける樹木葬墓地の研究目的（１）「樹木葬墓地の森林経営としての収益」（２）「低コストで持続可能な森林管理方法」についての追加調査を予定していたが、新型コロナウィルス拡大の影響に伴い、次年度に延期することとした。
  また、昨年度に北海道内の全自治体を対象に行った、「墓じまい」の現状を明らかにするアンケート調査の結果を取りまとめ、学術論文として投稿した。
  Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), Hokkaido University, 18K05700
• A Research on Local-Driven Design Methodology by Implementing Augmented Campus Program
  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A)
  01 Apr. 2016 - 31 Mar. 2019
  HASUMI takashi
  The aim of the research is twofold: (1) to present a new design discipline on design doing focused not only on students but also on locals, (2) the verification and implementation of ACP (Augmented Campus Program) on local-driven design.
  The ACP is an enhanced educational program, which includes lectures, project-based learning, workshops, and fieldwork. The research verified the effects of these four types of educational program on design thinking and understanding. Not only Japanese but also Taiwanese participated in the research through an international workshop. This research will be published in a book titled "Local-Driven Design Methodology: A New Approach to Design Doing by Implementing Local Power".
  Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), Sapporo City University, 16H01803
• A study on challenge of wood burial in Japan
  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B)
  01 Apr. 2014 - 31 Mar. 2017
  Ueda Hirofumi
  This study aimed to clarify condition and problem on establishing wood burial ground in Japan. Specifically, (1) political and social problems were clarified through interview, (2) potential sites of wood burial ground through survey and case studies in Hokkaido and (3) consumers' needs and concerns through questionnaire.
  As a result, the following three aspects were clarified as key considerations for wood burial ground in Japan:(1) spreading effect through tourism in the context of regional development, (2) position of wood burial as a part of diversification of forest management and (3) sustainable and low-cost forest maintenance method for wood burial.
  Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B), 26850227
• Revitalization Design for Regional Areas focused on Community Cooperation using Time Space Sharing Model
  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A)
  01 Apr. 2013 - 31 Mar. 2016
  HASUMI Takashi; SAKAI Masayuki; YAMADA Ryo; ISHII Masahiro; NAKAHARA Hiroshi; SAITO Masaya; KAKIYAMA Koichro; UEDA Hirohumi; KATONO Satoshi; KATAYAMA Megumi; SHIROMA Yoshiyuki; HARA Toshihiko
  This study aims to revitalize regional areas, i.e., depopulated towns and villages, by sharing the inhabitants’ time and space of depopulated areas with the inhabitants of the neighboring metropolitan area. This model is known as ‘Time Space Sharing (TSS)’. The inhabitants of Sobetsu-cho and Sapporo-city participated in the experiments to investigate the influences of the TSS model on regional revitalization. A questionnaire as well as a practical experiment were used to clarify the effects of the TSS model to the inhabitants of the depopulated area (Sobetsu-cho), by sharing their time and space with the inhabitants of the big city (Sapporo-city). Furthermore, to confirm the validity of the TSS model, additional experiments were conducted in other depopulated areas such as Suttsu-cho. The results showed that (1) the validity of TSS model, (2) the effective factors to regional revitalization, (3) the role of stakeholders.
  Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), Sapporo City University, 25242005
• Study on the use of urban green spaces and its transition from the viewpoint of nature experience
  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research
  01 Apr. 2012 - 31 Mar. 2015
  FURUYA Katsunori; YAMAMOTO Kiyotatsu; SAKURABA Shoko; KUNII Yoichi; KOBAYASHI Akihiro; UEDA Hirofumi; MATSUSHIMA Hajime; TAKAYAMA Norimasa; PRATIWI Prita Indah; SULISTYANTARA Bambang; XIAN Zhu; RUPPRECHT Christoph; AMA Tong; KOHORI Takako; TAKASE Yui
  With special attention to the cultural services urban green space bring out, we attempted to clarify the use of green spaces and its transition in Japan, China and Indonesia, from the viewpoint of nature experience.
  In contrast to Japan where many cities studied were more mature, in Xining, Qinghai Province, which is experiencing a rapid urbanization, we were able to observe transitions in nature experience for individual ethnic groups. We also studied parks, green pedestrian paths and waterways in Sapporo City, Nerima-ku, Edogawa-ku, Saitama Prefecture and Yokohama City in Japan. In Indonesia, we conducted a research on the awareness of scenery, traditional squares and green spaces. From the outcomes of the research, we have gained new insight into open space planning methods for improving the attractiveness of urban areas more effectively as well as assuring urban greenery in terms of quantity.
  Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, Chiba University, 24658023
• Empirical study about the effects of the European Landscape Convention on the Landscape and Tourism policy in each region
  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
  2010 - 2012
  YE Kyungrock; AKASHI Tatsuo; KINOSHITA Takeshi; UEDA Hirofumi; AKASAKA Makoto; KOJIMOTO Hideo
  European Landscape Convention (ELC) is a first international legal instrument exclusively devoted to landscape matters and since its adaptation on 2000,40 countries ratified in the Council of Europe's member states. In this research, we clarified how European Landscape Convention has been reflected in landscape policy or related policy of each member states and local government. Also we analyzed the methodology of Landscape Character Assessment which is a main measure of ELC, and clarified the implementation method and support system on specific projects such as landscape partnership and transfrontier landscape management project.
  Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), 22560635
• A study on woodland burials as a new forest use in Japan and Germany
  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B)
  2010 - 2012
  UEDA Hirofumi
  This study clarified the factors of spreading wood burials in Germany comparing with Japanese challenges of them. German wood burial is placed as a new forest use in addition to the multiple public functions of forest. In contrast, Japanese wood burial is a new form of graveyard. In addition to that, German wood burials are managed by private enterprises which contract with forest owners and controlled by foresters in a sustainable nature based forest management. Japanese wood burials have already diversified and some forest type wood burials are managed by Buddhist monk, which face similar challenges in sustainable forest management.
  Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B), Sapporo City University, 22780028