Honda Seiroku, « Père des parcs du Japon »
After a childhood spent in farming and studies in agronomics, Honda Seiroku (1862-1952) improves forestry in Germany from 1890 to 1892. He is part of the enlightened elite of the Meiji period – the time when the western techniques were introduced. In 1893, he became a teacher and modernised the fore...
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description | After a childhood spent in farming and studies in agronomics, Honda Seiroku (1862-1952) improves forestry in Germany from 1890 to 1892. He is part of the enlightened elite of the Meiji period – the time when the western techniques were introduced. In 1893, he became a teacher and modernised the forestry management in Japan. In 1901, he took charge of the Hibayia Park project in Tokyo – the first public park with an archetypal value. He directs the Meiji Shrine project (1915) towards the creation of a forest at the core of the city, which is considered as a model nowadays. He is at the start of the conception of many urban parks as well as national parks (1930). Through Honda’s productions, the specificities of his own course as a forester-landscaper appear – the object of a renewed reception, today. |
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spelling | doaj-art-ca1ac1a891a64386ad8f2353829f6b372025-02-05T16:20:57ZfraAgrocampus Angers, Ecole nationale supérieure du paysage, ENP Blois, ENSAP Bordeaux, ENSAP LilleProjets de Paysage1969-61242012-07-01810.4000/paysage.14581Honda Seiroku, « Père des parcs du Japon »Sylvie BrosseauAfter a childhood spent in farming and studies in agronomics, Honda Seiroku (1862-1952) improves forestry in Germany from 1890 to 1892. He is part of the enlightened elite of the Meiji period – the time when the western techniques were introduced. In 1893, he became a teacher and modernised the forestry management in Japan. In 1901, he took charge of the Hibayia Park project in Tokyo – the first public park with an archetypal value. He directs the Meiji Shrine project (1915) towards the creation of a forest at the core of the city, which is considered as a model nowadays. He is at the start of the conception of many urban parks as well as national parks (1930). Through Honda’s productions, the specificities of his own course as a forester-landscaper appear – the object of a renewed reception, today.https://journals.openedition.org/paysage/14581public parkJapanHonda SeirokuMeiji periodTōkyōHibiya Park |
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title | Honda Seiroku, « Père des parcs du Japon » |
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