Abstract
This research is to analyze formative process of complex areas comprised of multiple villages in a coastal fishing region that developed local culture due to precipitous topography and thus possess spaces containing certain autonomous system in it, by field survey and analysis of local inhabitants' environmental recognition. Specifically, the research applied here is based on the assumption that the existing area should not be considered as a singular entity but rather as a complex area that is comprised of overlapped areas in environmental recognition point of view. By clarifying the complex area's internal mutual relations and by analyzing the transition patterns from singular entities to complex area on the complexity of environmental recognition, the research is to exhibit the complex area's formation process.
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