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This paper examines the distribution of planting composition patterns in and around residence in Kanto region of the Meiji period based on the analysis of copperplate engravings. Eight patterns such as “background trees”, “big tree with small shrine”, “hedge”, “square-shaped tree”, “planted space for viewing”, “cultivated space”, “planting trellis”, and “sago palm” are identified in the engravings repeatedly. Furthermore the distribution of the patterns suggests that northern or southern planting systems are adopted according to the area in Kanto region and the both systems are mixed in the middle of the region.

THE DISTRIBUTION OF PLANTING COMPOSITION PATTERNS IN AND AROUND RESIDENCE IN KANTO REGION OF THE MEIJI PERIOD