Abstract
The purpose of this study is to elucidate the difference among the resident's consciousness to preserve the Egune landscape based on Egune's existence in Isawa district, Oshu City. Main findings include: 1) Because the most residents aren't aware of Egune landscape's value, the conservation of Egune landscape is seen as a personal problem more than area's problem. And also most residents disagree with the rules for preserving the Egune landscape. 2) The Egune is seen as a daily image more than landscape in residents having Egune. So it is necessary to create the Egune's value to let residents be aware of the importance of Egune in daily life. 3) The residents having Egune want to preserve the Egune by themselves, but some grants are expected for certain period of time.
