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Historical Structure and Concrete

By K. Kabayama

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Special Issue : The Leap Forward of Concrete Tourism

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1. General Topics

   1.1 Preservation and Rehabilitation of Historic Concrete Architectural Buildings in Japan

   By O.Goto

   1.2 Expanding New Tourism for Civil Engineering Heritage

   By T.Abe

   1.3 Dark Tourism and Concrete Engineering

   By A.Ide

2. Design, Production and Construction Stages

   2.1 Creation and Growth of Sanyo-Onoda City Rooted in the Founding Onoda Cement

   By T.Dainobu and A.Eriguchi

   2.2 Ishinomaki City Center Reconstruction and River Embankment Integration

   By T.Kobayashi

   2.3 Material Conservation of Architectural Monuments Through the Collaboration of the Next Generation of Leaders

   By K.Oka

3. Use and Renovation Stages

   3.1 Concrete Parapets as Interface Between Nature and Human

   By Y.Hoshino

   3.2 The Renovation Process Preserved and Developed History with Tradition-Kyoto Shijo Minamiza·Former Kyoto Kiyomizu Elementary School-

   By Y.Fukumoto, E.Tanaka and T.Tanaka

   3.3 Nurturing the New National Stadium and Linking It to Cultural Contributions

   By S.Kawamoto and H.Kawano

   3.4 Okinawa Concrete History, Inheritance and Nakijin Village Central Community Center

   By Y.Nerome

   3.5 Cultural Heritage Contribution and Concrete Tourism Potential of the Taiyo-no-to (Tower of the Sun) from Osaka Expo, 1970

   By K.Yumoto and Y.Kamiya

4. Demolition and Recycling Stages

   4.1 Towards the Realization of Circular Ecology Through Santome Konjakumura, Cherished Engagement in the Local Community

   By Y.Tomokuni

   4.2 Dry Stone Walling School, Which Can Gather People to Local Areas

   By J.Sanada

   4.3 Kumamoto Castle Reconstruction Observation Path Showcasing Its Restoration Process

   By S.Hori, Y.Tsukagawa and H.Watanabe

5. Preservation and Restoration Stages

   5.1 Livelihood and Community Spun by Indigenous Construction Methods Using Earth and Stones

   By H.Fukuhara

   5.2 Amazing Concrete Tourism-Preservation and Utilization of the Hario Transmitting Station-

   By N.Tanaka and H.Matsuo

   5.3 Turning the Civil Engineering Heritage of the Former JR Sanko Line Into a Place of Enjoyment and Learning

   By I.Morita

   5.4 New Social Developments Seen from the Sky Station at the Old Amarube Railway Bridge in Hyogo

   By H.Kawamoto, H.Fujiwara and M.Kaneko

   5.5 The Story of the Repair and Restoration of Traditional Stone Houses in Catalonia

   By N.Koshiishi