Abstract
This paper studies the landscapes from coastal batteries in kyusyu region of Meiji Era, to give a model of observer's translation for the relation between events and landscapes in the place. This relation has two elements; first one is to forecast the events in the place, and second is to participate in imaginary events. Landscapes from coastal batteries are divided into four types by the patterns of events, as follows:“Speediness”, “Diagonal”, “Skimming”, and “Going-round”. From the viewpoint of reuse as parks, “Skimming” and “Going-round” are many examples, because their types enable to forecast or to participate.
