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A study on characteristics of relationships on arable land ownership in a Jori-grided village, Harie, in the land replotting

This paper characterized ownership of arable land in one of the Jori -grided villages, Harie, as a part of an important cultural waterfront landscape. Given regional tradition in dispersed arable land ownership plugging each farmer into multiple waterways for multi-generational maintenance, this paper examined arable land ownership through inter communal relationships in transition of modernization in the mid 1980’s. With referral to former studies on her development of the village in the Medieval Period, quantitative analysis led conclusions as followings: A) Those who lives outside of the village that formerly shared the regional dam are included as landholders in Harie. B) The older developed area has been equally shared by landholders with her water utilization. C) There is certain engagement in landholders in specific village section with her water utilization.