THE SPATIAL COMPOSITION OF KELP FISHING GROUND IN KAMOIUNBE DISTRICT, RAUSU TOWN

Abstract

At first, Historical matters regarding kelp fishing in Kamoiunbe district, Rausu town were organized based on a relevant historiographic and a building construction. Second, from the field survey, the types of fishery sites (3 types) and fisherman’s houses (5 types) were organized, and it was understood that the form of the attached huts corresponded to their uses. Through the above verification, 5 spatial composition types of a fishing ground were extracted, and it was clarified that a prototypical landscape was formed in the northern part of the subject area, and a multilayered landscape was formed in the southern part.