Abstract
The purpose of this study is to analyze the landscape sequence structure in Dai-sensui and Yokobori area of Hamarikyu Garden. The following four points were clarified. (1) The landscape structure is clearly consisted of four different parts and critical points, the middle of Dai-sensui (big pond), surrounding areas of Daisensui, Yokobori area, middle area between Dai-sensui and Yokobori areas , and scenic points. (2) Tidal ponds have a significant role to create the landscape sequence. Diverse methods to create landscape sequence were introduced such as the distribution of scenic points, dynamic changes of openness and closeness. (3) The ocean is the essential factor for the composition of landscape structure. View points to the ocean were carefully created as the focal point of the garden. (4) However, because of the rapid urban redevelopment of surrounding areas, the traditional landscape structure has faced to the crisis of destruction. Based on this landscape analysis, we urge to propose the necessity of the landscape control for the traditional garden.
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