Abstract
The origin of garden space in Japan-A case study at Kasori shell mounds-1. The approach to this problem2. Constitution of settlement and common field(1) On Kasori shell mounds and Pattern of settement(2) Their life and something needed by theirgroup(3) Origin of landownship and enclosure3. ConclusionRegarding the garden and common field in settlement constitution as parts of social vesseles to put in their behaviores, this report tries to understand following problemes which are how consciously site planning of settlement was carried out and the origin of Garden space in Japan, during physical pattern of settlement.
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