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Most of the larger basins in Japan have their wide bottoms dominant of paddy agriculture with their heavy population density. However, the Basin of Shinjo, a so-called typical retarded area in Japan , has a less population in correlation to its size. This seems to the writer , intermingled with its proper character which must; have a community with the basins Japan has in abundance, to show one type through which some aspects of rural services in Japan may be observed. As a matter of course, the stress of the analysis is laid on the service pattern under the control of the topography of a basin and on the service capacity as the economics of a nodal region less populated. For both, there is Christaller's work in which he clarified the fundamental principle of central places in relating to the distribution of population.'" The writer's purpose is not to take up the principle itself again to discuss , but to examine in Japan one type of service out of many systems ecpected in the principle and to give some possible interpretation about -its mechanism which may add som ething to Christaller's theory.

The Service Pattern in the Shinjo Basin, Yamagata Pref.