The 18th International Landscape Architectural Symposium of Japan, China and Korea
Updated November 8
The 18th International Landscape Architectural Symposium of Japan, China and Korea
(The Convention of JILA Kansai Branch 2023 will be jointly held.)
[Theme]
Next Generation of Landscape from Asia: Traditions and Innovations
[Statement]
Asia has rich traditions rooted in nature and culture, which emerge in its beautiful landscapes. At the same time, as the frontier of technological innovation, its landscapes are changing dynamically.
This conference will bring together landscape professionals to share the results of research and practice in both tradition and innovation and to explore how we can respond to the challenges we face. For example, we will address climate change, reduce disaster risk, improve biodiversity, prevent air pollution, manage water resources properly, dispose of large amounts of waste, preserve cultural landscapes, ensure wellbeing lifestyles, and create beautiful landscapes. In meeting these challenges, traditional landscape technologies derived from symbiosis with nature provide hints for achieving social sustainability, driven by the global goal of a nature-positive world.
The era of Web 3.0, the next generation of autonomous and decentralized Internet, has arrived, and with technological innovations such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality, the scope of our efforts will expand in both time and space. Our goal is to be the protagonist in confronting these challenges head-on, utilizing the fruits of technological innovation, and to present to the world how sustainable next-generation landscapes could be.
[Date] November 10 (Fri.) – 12 (Sun.), 2023
[Format] Hybrid (However, presenters are, in principle, to present in person, and there are some in-person-only programs. Unauthorized broadcasting of programs is prohibited.)
[Place & Venue] Kyoto City and surrounding areas, Kyoto University Maskawa Building for Education and Research, etc.
[Organizers] Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture, Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture, Korean Institute of Landscape Architecture
[Co-organizers] Expo ’90 Foundation
[Supporters] Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Ministry of the Environment, Kyoto City
[Sponsors] Japan Landscape Contractors Association, Parks and Recreation Foundation, Organization for Landscape and Urban Green, Consultants of Landscape Architecture in Japan, Kansai Branch of Consultants of Landscape Architecture in Japan, Hanshin Zouen Union
[Programs]
(All listed in Japan time, UTC+9)
[Fees]
Registration: General 3,000 JPY, Students 1,000 JPY
(Applies for both on-site and online participation, pre-registration and payment via the Peatix site)
[Direction]
Kyoto University Maskawa Building (Venue for Symposium, Oral and Poster Presentations)
1) Check this website for directions to the Yoshida Campus of Kyoto University. The venues are located on the North Campus within the Yoshida Campus.
2) Check this website for the locations of the venues in the North Campus. Find buildings #13 and #15 on the map.
#13: Venue for Symposium, Oral and Poster Presentations
#15: Venue for Poster Presentations, Welcome Party
There are programs that are delivered online. Unauthorized online distribution of programs is prohibited.
[Kyoto Info]
Travel Tips, Transportation, What to see/do, Souvenirs
[Inquiry]
The 18th International Landscape Architectural Symposium Organizing Committee Inquiry Form
※ The Symposium on the morning of November 11 (Saturday) is open to the general public.
※ The poster presentations will be held jointly with the Convention of JILA Kansai Branch 2023.
※ Due to efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19, all programs may possibly be shifted to online formats.
※ In conjunction with the main conference, Welcome Party will be held from 17:30 on November 11 (Saturday) (in-person attendance only, general 6,000 JPY, students 1,000 JPY, pre-registration and payment via the Peatix site). Enjoy networking while surrounding warm dishes in the charming bungalow-style wooden architecture of the poster venue. However, alterations may occur depending on the situation of COVID-19.
※ The IFLA Asia-Pacific Regional Congress hosted by Japan Landscape Architects Union will be held in Tokyo, Japan, from November 16 to 18, 2023. Please see the official website.
IFLA-APR2023 JAPAN
— Programs —
[Technical Tour]
Date: November 10 (Fri.)
Time: 10:00-16:00
Venue: Seifu-so Villa & Garden, Murin-an Villa & Garden
Participants: Sold out
Fees: 5,000JPY
Tour Itinerary:
10:00-11:30 Guided tour at Seifu-so Villa & Garden, Expert explanation will be given.
13:30-16:00 Guided tour at Murin-an Villa & Garden, Observe a demonstration of garden management by a master gardener.
※ We will meet directly at the garden locations to start the tours. We kindly ask all attendees to arrive on time to ensure a smooth commencement of the tour.
※ Participants are responsible for their own transportation between the two gardens and for their own lunch. We will let you know how to get there and where to eat.
※ Following the conclusion of the afternoon tour, we will disband at the same location. There will be no group transportation arrangements after the event, so please plan accordingly.
(for more information, please refer to the following web site)
Seifu-so Villa & Garden
Murin-an Villa & Garden
[Student Fieldworks]
Date: November 10 (Fri.)
Time: 10:00-17:00
Venue: Kyoto City and surrounding area
Participants: 6 courses, about 10 persons per course.
(Course Details)
Fee: 1,000 JPY (Insurance fee included)
(Pre-registration and payment required via the Peatix site)
<Course 1> Biodiversity in Kyoto City: The Connection between Mountains and Cities
<Course 2> Kyoto Waterways: How water influenced Kyoto’s culture, history and evolution
<Course 3> Rakusai Area: Experience the Harmony of Urban and Natural Environments
<Course 4> Architecture and Landscape
<Course 5> Japanese Garden Discussion Tour ~ Seeking new garden values ~
<Course 6> Landscape of Kyoto’s Daily Life reading from the Stories
※ Students studying landscape architecture will guide you through select locations in line with the theme of this international conference.
※ Each tour group is expected to present their fieldwork results at the closing ceremony on November 12th, and certificates of completion will be awarded.
[Symposium]
Next Generation of Landscape from Asia: Traditions and Innovations
Date: November 11 (Sat.)
Time: 09:30-12:00
Venue: Maskawa Hall, Kyoto University North Campus (Scheduled to be distributed by Zoom)
Participants: Open to the public
Language: English (Automatic translation projection planned)
Theme: Next Generation of Landscape from Asia: Traditions and Innovations
Link to Zoom meeting:
https://zoom.us/j/97303449621?pwd=d3pjek5GcEhxWk1tQUZHbTl2azVKQT09
ID: 973 0344 9621
PASS: 942743
Program:
1. Opening Address
Tae-Kyung Kim (President, KILA)
Jia Jian-zhong (Vice-President, CHSLA)
Shigeto Yanai (President, JILA)
2. Keynote Speech
Shozo Shibata (Professor, Kyoto University)
温故知新（온고지신）
Learning Wisdom for Advanced Design from the Millennium Capital City Kyoto
3. Panel Discussion
<Speakers>
Xiang-rong Wang (Professor, Beijing Forestry University)
Youngmin Kim (Professor, University of Seoul)
Shozo Shibata (Professor, Kyoto University)
<Moderator>
Naomi Shimpo (Lecturer, University of Hyogo)
Both panelists from CHSLA and KILA will each have 20 minutes to present their topics related with the symposium theme. Questions and discussions by moderator will follow.
[Poster Presentations]
Date: November 11 (Sat.) – 12 (Sun.)
Time:
November 11: The exhibition begins at 9:30. The core hours for the poster session are from 16:00 to 17:30.
November 12: The core hours for the poster session are from 12:00 to 13:00. The exhibition ends at 18:00.
Venue: Posters will be exhibited at Masukawa Hall, Kyoto University North Campus and several other rooms adjacent to it.
Participants: 54 posters list (PDF)
Fees: 5,000JPY for the cost of printing and displaying poster (for participants joining from outside of Japan only)
We invite submissions on the following themes: History and Culture, Landscape Technology, Planning and Design, Landscape Ecology, Information Technology, or any content related to the symposium theme.
* While we encourage presentations to be in English, those who prefer to present in their native language are welcome to do so, by bringing your own translation tools or other means to facilitate understanding of your audience.
* Posters may be prepared in English or your native language. However, if you choose to prepare your poster in your native language, please ensure to include English keywords and other means to convey your content effectively in case you are unable to present in English on the day.
* The size for the poster should be A1 size (Width 594mm x Height 840mm), portrait orientation.
* For participants joining from outside of Japan, please send us your poster data ASAP. The organizing committee will take responsibility for printing and displaying your poster at the venue.
[Oral Presentations]
Date: November 12 (Sun.)
Time: 09:20-16:50
Venue: Maskawa Hall, Kyoto University North Campus (Scheduled to be distributed by Zoom)
Participants: Chairs and speakers nominated by JILA, CHSLA, KILA
Pre-registration and payment are required for viewing.
Language: English (Automatic translation projection planned)
Program:
Session 1 (09:30-10:40) History and Culture
Chair: Nobu Kuroda (Professor, University of Tsukuba)
Pingxing Zhang (Associate Professor, Tokyo University of Agriculture)
Jie Liang (Lecturer, Southeast University)
Kwangmin Ham (Assistant Professor, Gangneung-Wongju National University)
Session 2 (10:50-12:00) Landscape Technology
Chair: Huai-Yue Liang (Professor, Hainan University)
Xin-Chen Hong (Associate Professor, Fuzhou University)
Yonghoon Ha (Ph.D. Candidate, Hanyang University)
Tadashi Touchi (CEO, TEIJYUEN Inc.)
Session 3 (13:00-14:10) Planning and Design
Chair: Youngmin Kim (Professor, University of Seoul)
Youngmin Kim (Professor, University of Seoul)
Eiko Tomura (Associate Professor, Kogakuin University)
Ji-Zhong Shao (Professor, Huazhong Agricultural University)
Session 4 (14:20-15:30) Landscape Ecology
Chair: Junichi Imanishi (Professor, Osaka Metropolitan University)
Ryo Higashiguchi Nukina (Assistant Professor, Kyoto University)
Shu-Hua Li (Professor, Tsinghua University)
Youngkeun Song (Associate Professor, Seoul National University)
*Seunghyeon Lee (Ph.D. candidate) will present on behalf of Youngkeun Song, who is unable to present due to unforeseen circumstances.
Session 5 (15:40-16:50) Information Technology
Chair: Huai-Yue Liang (Professor, Hainan University)
Dong-dong Yang (Professor, Tianjin University)
Yonghoon Song (Associate Professor, Seoul National University)
Kaoru Matsuo (Assistant Professor, Osaka Metropolitan University)
Wrap-up Session and Closing Ceremony (17:00-18:00)
（文責：社会連携委員会＞国際小委員会）