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Although expansion of urban areas has been promoted by rapid population growth in Japan, the lands that have been deserted as a result of decreased population and office space have been increasing lately in various locations throughout the country. Urban layouts with scattered disused lands are not only inefficient, they are also undesirable in terms of sustainability. Furthermore, issues of how to take measures to meet such a decreasing societal capacity as Japan is facing will be shared among more and more countries. To cope with that decreasing trend appropriately, Japan has proposed a guideline, called the “National Land Sustainable Plan”, for nationwide space management. The present study elucidates phenomena that reveal themselves now mainly from the viewpoint of land recycling promotion, actual conditions in the “National Land Sustainable Plan”, and similar future plans.

A study to designate a National Land Sustainable Plan in Japan: focus on land recycling