Abstract
In this study, scenery from the teahouse remaining in the Tamashima, Kurashiki-city, description by a famous painter, and maps from the second half of the 19th century to the present were compared and analyzed. As results, the tearhouse built at heights in the 19th century composed waterside scenery toward Seto Inland Sea. After the waterside became land by urban expansion, the tearoom build at ground in the 20th century composed green scenery. From these findings, the teahouse remaining in the Bitchu Tamashima composed waterside scenery toward Seto Inland Sea and and green scenery.
