The purpose of this paper is to investigate the changes that are occurring in the normative views peculiar to reclaimed land and that looks through the axis, and to identify the factors that are contributing to these changes. First, Viewpoints were set where roads and drains intersect with embankments in Tsuda-naiko lagoon reclaimed land. The plan composition, land use, cross-sectional composition, and landscape composition as seen from the embankment were investigated and analyzed at each site. The results revealed the following about the changes that were occurring. Firstly, the presence of obstructing elements and the loss of the axis line made it impossible to see through the axis line. Secondly, with regard to the landscape overlook, the presence of three-dimensional elements around the axial line prevented the view of the field. In addition, the reduction in elevation differences caused differences in the view of the fields. With regard to the symmetry of the fields, there was a lack of symmetrical viewpoints due to the disappearance of the fields and the emergence of three-dimensional elements. For the slopes that existed on the roads, the visual effect was lost due to the loss of the slope.
