We are conducting research on environmental design based on landscape ecology.
After conducting research on Areas of studyal disaster prevention design that makes use of community clusters, we are conducting empirical research toward the social implementation of green infrastructure.
Another major theme is redesigning the agricultural experience.
In addition, we are conducting empirical research on Areas of studyal revitalization measures using rogaining, research on cultural landscapes approached from a food perspective, and research on spatial and temporal evaluation of tree funerals.
Naoko Fujita
FUJITA Naoko
Affiliation / Job title:Art/Professor
Areas of study:Environmental Design
Bachelor of Science:PhD (Environmental Studies)
Laboratory:Arts Building B431
Field of Study
landscape ecological design
Resesarch topics
Elucidation of design issues that hinder social implementation of green infrastructure and empirical research on introduction methods
Agriculture
Regional revitalization measures using Rogaining in urban areas surrounding Tsukuba City and support for their independent management -Discover and disseminate attractions born from interaction between university students and the local community, create hustle and bustle, create maps and carry out town walks.-
Exploration of design for creating near-future agricultural experiences that take advantage of aging and declining agricultural population to increase healthy life expectancy, interaction population, and agricultural experiences
Research on cultural landscapes approached from a food perspective -International comparison of Japan and China through pickled greens / Japanese and Chinese tea landscapes / Japanese sweets from Tsushima, Nagasaki Prefecture-
Research on the spatial and temporal diversification of tree funerals in mass media using text mining
Shaso<Shrine forest/Guardian Forest>Research on Areas of studyal disaster prevention design that takes advantage of -green infrastructure・Eco-DRR-
Main books/papers
Ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction interpretation of landscape pattern changes based on Land use changes in Tokyo and Shanghai, ICGMRS, IEEE, pp. 319-322, 2022
The Effects and Functions of Spatial and Structural Characteristics of Shrine Forests as Urban Green Space, Urban Biodiversity and Ecological Design for Sustainable Cities, Springer, pp.293-316, 2022
The Significance of the Lasting Presence of Shrines and Their Groves, The Changing Face of Tokyo: From Edo to Today, and into the Future, 2020
Biography
2022-04 — (Now) Deputy Director, Healthy Lifestyle Development Research Center, University of Tsukuba
2019-04 — (Now) University of Tsukuba, Faculty of Art, Environmental Design Professor
2010-05 - 2019-03Kyushu University Graduate School of Design and Engineering Associate professor
2008-10 - 2010-04 Forest Research Institute Forest management research area Research Fellow
2008-04 - 2008-09 Postdoctoral Fellow, Global Warming Observation Promotion Secretariat, National Institute for Environmental Studies
2006-04 - 2008-03 Research Fellow, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo
