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CHALLENGING RIVIVAL CITY PLANNING TASKS FOR A SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE CITY: A Case Study of Naka-Akasaki Area in Ofunato

神戸大学都市安全研究センター研究報告

18

150-158

神戸大学都市安全研究センター

2014-03

2019-05-30

Naka-Akasaki is one of the worst hit areas by the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami thus still under critical development stage. "Prevention from future Tsunamis" has now been identified as the main theme for every reconstruction and recovery process. Identifying the ongoing city planning process, challenging city planning tasks and possible future problems is the main objective of this study. Unconfirmed regulations of inundation zone demarcation are directly slowing down the whole process of post tsunami reconstruction and recovery. Building proper town ships and enhancing the livability of Naka-Akasaki while creating a sound connection with the proposed inland housing areas in the city has become the most challenging task at present. A residents' gathering which is called as Akasaki revival team has actively being participating in recovery efforts.

Disaster Risk Reduction

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