Refereed, Jul. 2023, 52, 61, 77

Refereed, Jul. 2023, 74, 7, 378, 393

Aug. 2022, 16, 2, 16, 28

Not Refereed, Dec. 2021, 23, 2, 12, 23

Refereed, Sep. 2021, 72, 9, 17, 36, Scientific journal

Refereed, Jan. 2020, 71, 1, 12, 30

Refereed, Nov. 2019, 46, 6, 280, 290

Refereed, Nov. 2019, 70, 11, 739, 755, Scientific journal

Refereed, 2018, 64, 2, 43, 49, Research institution

Refereed, Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, A STUDY ON COOPERATION OF BUILDING CONTRACTORS IN THE MAINTENANCE OF TRADITIONAL WOODEN HOUSES, FUJIHIRA Makiko,  Maintenance performed by house owners is not itself sufficient to ensure that traditional wooden houses are maintained and will be preserved as community resources that define local streetscapes; rather, collaboration with the local community, tradesmen with specialist technical expertise in a variety of fields, and public support are also considered necessary. This study examined both potential and ideal approaches for such community-based initiatives. Given that “regular carpenters” play a dominant role in the maintenance of traditional wooden houses, we conducted a questionnaire survey on traditional wooden houses and streetscape preservation among contractors engaged in building and carpentry within Nara Prefecture. The contractors were manufacturing and fabrication specialists that support the maintenance efforts of house occupants.
 The survey results showed that training technical experts and securing appropriate materials are necessary in order to maintain and preserve traditional wooden houses. In addition, it is necessary to carefully consider the effectiveness of subsidy schemes and the difficulty associated with producing work estimates, promote awareness among local residents, and provide community support and education in order to support these efforts. There is widespread acceptance that traditional wooden houses with their traditional character must be preserved in order to maintain harmony with local landscapes, but also that these houses need to meet the requirements of the house occupants. Specifically, these efforts need to be pursued as collaborative initiatives between the occupants, local residents, specialists, and various tradesmen, with an emphasis on the quality of life of the house occupants. The survey also clearly showed that building contractors recognize that they need to collaborate in the maintenance of traditional wooden houses and also that they are willing to be involved in the effort., 2017, 82, 731, 191, 199, 10.3130/aija.82.191

Refereed, The Elementary School Infirmary as a Life Space for Students : Observations Based on a Renovated Infirmary, 2017, 68, 6, 272, 284, 10.11428/jhej.68.272

Refereed, Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, TAKING CARE OF VACANT HOUSES IN AREAS WITH TRADITIONAL WOODEN HOUSES, FUJIHIRA Makiko,  To assess the potential for care-taking of vacant houses by local residents in an area where traditional wooden houses remain, I conducted a questionnaire survey of residents living along and in the vicinity of the “T Street” in order to assess their awareness of vacant houses and their attitude towards care-taking of these houses. A total of 98 persons responded to the questionnaire survey, which was conducted in January 2016.
 Prior to conducting the survey, I determined that approximately 13% of the houses along the street were vacant. Of these, around one half were considered to be abandoned, in the sense that no caretaker had entered the house. Although no buildings were on the verge of collapse, about 30% of the houses had weeds growing at their entrances, and the vacant houses appeared to be in need of maintenance.
 Among the respondents, there was a 50:50 split between men and women and the mean age was 68.2 years; many of the respondents were from households consisting of elderly couples. More than 80% of the respondents were involved in town planning activities. The respondents responded that they would like as many residents as possible to be involved in town planning activities. The respondents are very concerned about the increase in vacant houses that has occurred in recent years throughout Japan. This concern arose from realizing that the number of vacant houses in their neighborhoods has increased over the last three to five years. The main concerns about vacant houses were “untidiness of shrubbery and weeds,” “risk that houses may collapse,” and “degradation of landscape and scenery.”
 Regarding the willingness of local residents to share care-taking responsibilities in the neighborhood, the survey revealed that more people were “not willing to cooperate” than were “willing to cooperate”. Respondents were particularly apprehensive about the technical aspects associated with tasks such as “checking and inspecting for leaks inside houses,” “pruning shrubbery,” and “inspecting external walls and roofs for damage from the outside.” Respondents were strongly opposed to entering houses in order to “clean and tidy up interiors and discard disused articles,” Conversely, activities on which a relatively high number of respondents were “willing to cooperate” included “simple cleaning of entranceways and gardens,” “opening windows to ventilate interiors,” and “weeding of entranceways and gardens.” Thus, these are all care-taking activities that local residents could be expected to get involved in. Next, regarding the willingness to accept support from local residents in the event that one's own house was to become vacant, there were more unwilling respondents than willing ones. This reveals a strong resistance to having people entering the house to perform work. Still, there is potential for local residents to provide support by performing simple tasks from outside such houses.
 The findings of the study showed that, in practice, it is generally somewhat difficult to get local residents to take care of vacant houses due to apprehension about the physical effort and technical aspects of the work required depending on the task, and also because of residents' reticence to entering houses or sites. However, residents are willing to cooperate on some activities, so there is potential for getting them to get involved in simple outdoor tasks., 2017, 82, 738, 2041, 2051, 10.3130/aija.82.2041

Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Possibility of using bamboo as interior material, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 2017, 69, 83, 83, 10.11428/kasei.69.0_83

Refereed, 2017, 32, 529, 539, Research institution

Refereed, 2016, 67, 9, 497, 507, 10.11428/jhej.67.497

Refereed, Zairyo/Journal of the Society of Materials Science, Japan, Society of Materials Science Japan, Evaluation of impression brought by yoshino sugi and assessment of its suitability for interior use, Makiko Fujihira; Takafumi Itoh; Yasuhiro Teranishi, In order to prepare for proposals that would lead to activate Japanese cedar market, including product development of wooden products using Yoshino Sugi, we tried to understand images of Yoshino Sugi which people have for. From the SD method survey that targeted female students, it was found that Sugi tended to be evaluated as having a neutral image. But Sugi also has images of being slightly exclusive, smooth, glossy, and thick. It was also revealed that such factors as color, gloss, and hardness of Sugi affected the outcome of the surveys for image and conformity as material to be used for the interior of houses. In addition, Sugi was assessed as suitable as flooring in the master bedroom and living room by the reason that Sugi had soothing colors and warm atmosphere. So, it will be important that we propose how to utilize such relaxing and warm image and texture of Sugi. We can say, for example, that Sugi has enough potentiality to be used as flooring in the master bedroom and living room of houses in general., 01 May 2015, 64, 5, 393, 398, Scientific journal, 10.2472/jsms.64.393

Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Changes and Inheritance of Maintenance of Traditional Wooden Houses:—Current State and Challenges for Maintenance Based on an Interview Survey—, FUJIHIRA Makiko; MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko, After assessing the current state of maintenance, performed primarily by residents, of traditional wooden houses along major streets, we examined the challenges for maintaining such wooden houses in the future, taking the streetscape into account.
  Residents work regularly and continually to keep their houses in good condition. To ensure that they can live in the house for a long time, they carry out repairs and improvements and take measures to prevent or retard deterioration of parts and materials. In this way, the continuity of occupation is maintained. Survey responses show that many residents incorporate regular home care as part of their daily schedule. On the other hand, the attitudes of residents regarding maintenance have changed over the years due to factors such as changes in family structure, aging of residents, and feelings regarding streetscapes and neighborhoods. Awareness of the need for maintenance and the importance of its continuity are required since it is connected to regular home care. It is also necessary to consider the long-term, not simply maintaining the house as a building, but also preserving tradition by adapting the feelings of family and past generations to contemporary life. Further study is needed on ways to facilitate not only self-help, but also cooperative and public assistance., 2015, 66, 6, 272, 283, 10.11428/jhej.66.272

Refereed, J. Archit. Plann., Architectural Institute of Japan, A STUDY ON THE MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF TRADITIONAL WOODEN HOUSES THE RELATIONSHIP WITH TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY ENVIRONMENT AROUND FRAMEWORK MEMBERS
Examining vacant houses in a historical residential areas, FUJIHIRA Makiko, This study aims to examine appropriate ways of managing vacant rented houses in traditional architecture preservation districts, where many of the structures are traditional wooden houses, in order to ensure continued use and explain how subsequent users should maintain such rented houses. We conducted interviews with the owner and present residents and neighboring residents of the subject house and performed an evaluation based on the degree of deterioration and the current temperature and humidity. As a result, we found that important factors to degradation include stagnant moisture under floors, wetting of columns around openings and infiltration of humidity into attic space due to rainfall. Countermeasures against moisture need to be put in place under floors and around earthen floor, and in attic space if roof leaks are of concern., 2015, 80, 712, 1391, 1400, 10.3130/aija.80.1391

Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Maintenance and Management of Wooden House at Important Preservation District for The Group of Traditional Buildings, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 2015, 67, 97, 97, 10.11428/kasei.67.0_97

Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Residents' consciousness of community life in newly-developed residential area, Murata Junko; Tanaka Tomoko; Fujihira Makiko, 2015, 67, 94, 94, 10.11428/kasei.67.0_94

Refereed, AIJ Journal of Technology and Design, A study on the housing maintenance cost adapted to climate conditions, Takuya Umikawa; Hiroki Tsutsumi; Makiko Fujihira; Junki Tsunekawa; Masao Nakajima; Yoshihisa Fujii, For appropriate maintenance program, it is necessary to know the regional differences of the climate condition that affect building deteriorations. This study classified the nation into 5 regional categories of the housing maintenance cost adapted to the climate conditions. Moreover, this study suggested 2 methods that of simple and detailed calculations of maintenance cost between 60 years, for comparing with current method as required for long-life quality housing. In the result, the methods enabled to show not only the standard maintenance cost but also the direction of maintenance program suitable for the housing location., Oct. 2013, 19, 43, 1175, 1178, Scientific journal, 10.3130/aijt.19.1175

Refereed, MOKUZAI HOZON (Wood Protection), JAPAN WOOD PRESERVING ASSOCIATION, Damages in structural timber and its environmental temperature and relative humidity at the main temple of Shonenji, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 2013, 39, 3, 125, 139, 10.5990/jwpa.39.125

Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, The relationship between participation in community work and consciousness of life support for the elderly, Murata Junko; Tanaka Tomoko; Fujihira Makiko, 2013, 65, 101, 101, 10.11428/kasei.65.0_101

Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Research on the promotion of utilization of wood in a house, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 2013, 65, 100, 100, 10.11428/kasei.65.0_100

Refereed, 2012, 67, 5, 208, 213

Refereed, Maintenance Management of Detached Houses and their Durability -In Suburban Residential Neighborhoods with Residents of Advanced Age-, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 2012, 63, 7, 399, 411, 10.11428/jhej.63.399

Refereed, Journal of Housing Research Foundation, Housing Research Foundation, The Management, Conservation and Utilization of Unoccupied houses in Historical City - A Case Study on the Preservation District for the Groups of Traditional Buildings -, FUJIHIRA MAKIKO; MUKAI YOICHI; MASUI MASAYA, Mar. 2011, 37, 157, 168, Scientific journal

Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Present State and Future Subject of Recycling and Reuse of Scrap Wood Targeted at Dwellers -Through the Research in Two Districts in Nara City-, FUJIHIRA Makiko, A large quantity of wood and wood-based materials are discharged as waste as a result of the dismantling of wooden structure houses. They are recycling and supported by law but lagging behind at present. It is important to arouse the dweller's awareness of the recycling and reuse of scrap wood as a useful building materal. The objective of this study is to grasp the dwellers' consciousness of the recycling and reuse of scrap wood. A research was made in two districts of Nara City where the geological formation of respective housing areas are different. As a result of the research, it was found that many of the dwellers under study were aware of the necessity of the scrap wood to be recycled and reused. In other words, those holding a positive view were recognized the need of preserving limited resources, were used to recycled goods in daily life. For promoting the use of recycled scrap wood, it is suggested that efforts should further be made to share the correct information with consumers as regards their quality as well as performance. The efforts should be directed towards establishing the scrap wood market and show rooms as well as constructing a social system in favor of the economy of recycling and reuse of scrap wood., 2008, 59, 7, 493, 502, 10.11428/jhej.59.493

Refereed, 2008, 59, 8, 607, 615

Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Maintenance and Management of Imported House against Damage, FUJIHIRA Makiko, The purpose of this study is to propose the way to maintain and manage imported houses. The damage on imported houses was examined and we also studied to what extent the inhabitants paid attention to their houses with respect to maintenance and management while examining the relation between the owner and the supplier in that respect. Our investigation is based on the questionnaire survey on the inhabitants of seven complexes of imported houses in Kinki area. The results are as follows: 1) The greater part of the damage on the imported houses less than eleven years after construction is related to the imported wooden parts such as doors, windows and flooring as well as the painted interior decoration. 2) Most respondents state that they are usually careful of ventilating their house, and that the parts they find hard to clean daily are the skylight, stairwell and carpeted floor. 3) The respondents find quite useful the information from the supplier as regards the maintenance and management. 4) The inhabitants should be aware of the quality of the natural materials used as well as of the fact that the natural materials, which should prove excellent in quality in the place of origin, may not always prove good in foreign surroundings. In other words, they should be careful of maintenance and management, and they should enjoy retouching and repairing their fine houses in case they find any damage or inconvenience., 2002, 53, 7, 703, 714, 10.11428/jhej1987.53.703

Refereed, Wood Preservation, JAPAN WOOD PRESERVING ASSOCIATION, The Improvement of the Decay Durability of Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) treated with Preservatives in Glues, FUJIHIRA Makiko, We investigated the decay durability of commercial medium density fiberboard (MDF) and the MDF treated with preservatives in glues on laboratory decay tests. Oo the decay tests samples were exposed to Fomitopsis palustris and to Trametes versicolor. The decay durability was evaluated by mass loss from fungal attack.
On the way of glue-mix treatment, three preservatives were tested. The preservatives were two organic iodocompound preservatives and one triazole compound preservative, and they were oil-borne types. The main components of them were 3-iodo-2-propargyl-butylcarbamate (IPBC), 4-chlorophenyl-3-iodopropargyl formal (IF-1000), and a-(4-ch-lorophenyl)-α-(1- cyclopropylethyl)-1H-1, 2, 4-triazole-l-ethanol (cyproconazole), respectively. IPBC was tested by emulsified type, too. The glues were urea-formaldehyde resin adhesive and melamine-urea-formaldehyde co-condensation resin adhesive.
The results obtained were that the type of adhesives and the decay durability of raw material influenced the decay durability of MDF. Treatment with preservatives in glues improved the decay durability of the MDF without any relation to raw materials of fiber and adhesive type. Oil-borne preservatives were as effective as emulsified type preservative. So it is considered that the way of glue-mix treatment is enough effective and practical way to improve the decay durability of MDF., 1999, 25, 3, 112, 120, 10.5990/jwpa.25.112

Refereed, MOKUZAI HOZON (Wood Protection), JAPAN WOOD PRESERVING ASSOCIATION, Deterioration of Wood-Framing Model Walls IV Changes of Bending Strength of Wood-Framing Lumber and Plywood, FUJIHIRA Makiko; NAKAMURA Yoshiaki; HIKITA Yoko, 1998, 24, 5, 324, 329, 10.5990/jwpa.24.324

Refereed, MOKUZAI HOZON (Wood Protection), JAPAN WOOD PRESERVING ASSOCIATION, Degradation of wooden frame walls.(3).Visual observation of degradation condition under indoor seeding on culture medium., 1998, 24, 2, 85, 90, 10.5990/jwpa.24.85

Refereed, MOKUZAI HOZON (Wood Protection), JAPAN WOOD PRESERVING ASSOCIATION, Deterioration of Wood-Framing Model Walls (II) : Observation of model walls exposed to unweathered and above ground contact conditions, FUJIHIRA Makiko; NAKAMURA Yoshiaki; HIKITA Yoko, 1998, 24, 1, 25, 30, 10.5990/jwpa.24.25

Refereed, 1997, 43, 7, 589, 594, Scientific journal

Refereed, Journal of antibacterial and antifungal agents,Japan, Decay Resistance of Commercially Available Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) in Laboratory Tests, FUJIHIRA Makiko; NAKAMURA Yoshiaki; ISODA Norio; HIKITA Yoko, 1997, 25, 8, 439, 445

Refereed, Journal of antibacterial and antifungal agents,Japan, The Durability of Glue-Lined Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) Treated with Preservatives, FUJIHIRA Makiko; NAKAMURA Yoshiaki; ISODA Norio; HIKITA Yoko; TAKAHASHI Hideaki, 1997, 25, 10, 573, 579

Refereed, Journal of antibacterial and antifungal agents,Japan, Changes of Bending Strength of Commercially Available Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) due to Decay and Their Comparison with Those of Wooden Boards, FUJIHIRA Makiko; NAKAMURA Yoshiaki; ISODA Norio; HIKITA Yoko, 1997, 25, 11, 633, 639

Refereed, Journal of antibacterial and antifungal agents,Japan, The Improvement of the Preservative Efficiency of a Glue-line Treatment Applied to Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) Made from Eucalyptus, FUJIHIRA Makiko; NAKAMURA Yoshiaki; ISODA Norio; HIKITA Yoko; TAKAHASHI Hideaki, 1997, 25, 12, 689, 696

Refereed, MOKUZAI HOZON (Wood Protection), JAPAN WOOD PRESERVING ASSOCIATION, Deteriration of Wood-Framing Model Wall I : Observation of Model Walls Under These Condition That Put Them Weathering and Above Ground Contact, FUJIHIRA Makiko; NAKAMURA Yoshiaki; HIKITA Yoko, 1997, 23, 5, 236, 243, 10.5990/jwpa.23.236

Refereed, 1992, 39, 1, 42, 49, Research institution

2023, 52, 61, 77

Refereed, 2023, 74, 7, 378, 393

Refereed, 2022, 16, 2, 16, 28

Aug. 2024

Changes in home maintenance and management after World War II: An examination of the women’s magazine KURASHI NO TECHO, Jun. 2024

May 2024

Sep. 2023, Summary national conference

Sep. 2023, 437, 24, 27

May 2023

Jan. 2021, 24, 1, 38, 39

May 2019, 45, 3, 138, 142

Mar. 2019, 507, 4, 5

Mar. 2017, 43, 2, 169, 172

May 2016, 42, 3, 169, 172

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8060 A Study on the Relationship with the Maintenance and the Decay of Wooden houses : The decay judged from the temperature-humidity environment around the structural lumbers in the coastal area, FUJIHIRA Makiko; KATHO Naoko, 04 Sep. 2015, 2015, 119, 120

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8118 Research on Secular Cost Change of Wooden House Maintenance, TSUTSUMI Hiroki; NAKAJIMA Masao; FUJII Yoshihisa; HUJIHIRA Makiko; TSUCHIMOTO Takahiro, 12 Sep. 2014, 2014, 235, 236

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8119 Study on Maintenance plan of Long-life Quality Housing : The examination of a regional feature in the maintenance plan, FUJIHIRA Makiko; NAKASHIMA Masao; FUJII Yoshihisa; TSUTSUMI Hiroki; TSUCHIMOTO Takahiro, 12 Sep. 2014, 2014, 237, 238

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5460 Study on Actual Condition of Participation in Volunteer Activities A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part5, MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 12 Sep. 2014, 2014, 951, 952

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5461 Study on the development of their lifestyle and attitude by volunteer activities A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part6, TANAKA Tomoko; MURATA Junko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 12 Sep. 2014, 2014, 953, 954

Architectural Institute of Japan, 5068 Study on the development of their lifestyle and attitude by volunteer activities : A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part6, TANAKA Tomoko; MURATA Junko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 26 May 2014, 54, 269, 272

Architectural Institute of Japan, 5067 Study on Actual Condition of Participation in Volunteer Activities : A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part5, MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 26 May 2014, 54, 265, 268

Architectural Institute of Japan, 8009 Study on Maintenance plan of Long-life Quality Housing : The present condition of a maintenance preservation plan, and the examination of a regional feature, FUJIHIRA Makiko; NAKASHIMA Masao; FUJII Yoshihisa; TSUTSUMI Hiroki; TSUCHIMOTO Takahiro, 26 May 2014, 54, 645, 648

Nov. 2013, 39, 6, 299, 303

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5526 Study on Actual Condition of Participation in Community Work : A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part3, TANAKA Tomoko; MURATA Junko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 30 Aug. 2013, 2013, 1075, 1076

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5527 Intention of Dwellers about Mutual Life Support by the Residents : A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part4, MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 30 Aug. 2013, 2013, 1077, 1078

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5244 The Management and Maintenance of Wooden Materials : The Influence of the Wooden Materials on Nursing Home for the Elderly Part3, FUJIHIRA Makiko; MORI Shiho; MURATA Junko, 30 Aug. 2013, 2013, 511, 512

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5242 Relation with the Resident's Behavior : The Influence of the Wooden Materials on Nursing Home for the Elderly Part 1, MORI Shiho; MOCHIZUKI Kanae; KATO Akikazu; FUJIHIRA Makiko; MURATA Junko, 30 Aug. 2013, 2013, 507, 508

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5243 Relation with the Moving Characteristic of Care-staff : The Influence of the Wooden Materials on Nursing Home for the Elderly Part 2, MOCHIZUKI Kanae; MORI Shiho; KATO Akikazu; FUJIHIRA Makiko; MURATA Junko, 30 Aug. 2013, 2013, 509, 510

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8147 A study on the influence which a climate condition has on housing degradation adapted to creation of geographic division, TSUNEKAWA Junki; NAKAJIMA Masao; TSUTSUMI Hiroki; FUJIHIRA Makiko; MIZUIDE Yuki; FUJII Yoshihisa, 30 Aug. 2013, 2013, 305, 306

Architectural Institute of Japan, Study on Actual Condition of Participation in Community Work : A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part 3, TANAKA Tomoko; MURATA Junko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 24 May 2013, 53, 209, 212

Architectural Institute of Japan, Study on Mutual Life Support by the Residents : A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part 4, MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 24 May 2013, 53, 213, 216

Architectural Institute of Japan, Study on Wooden-finish Interior in Elder Care Facilities, FUJIHIRA Makiko; MORI Shiho; MURATA Junko, 24 May 2013, 53, 745, 748

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5504 The Consciousness of Life Support Services for the Elderly : A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part2, MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 12 Sep. 2012, 2012, 1049, 1050

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5503 Study on Evaluation of Community Work and Issues of Social Life in Community for the Elderly : A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part1, TANAKA Tomoko; MURATA Junko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 12 Sep. 2012, 2012, 1047, 1048

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8145 The Present State and Problem of Latticed Window's Maintenance in the Historical Road : The Modern Succession of The Management and Maintenance in Traditional Wooden House Part2, KATAYAMA Chikako; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 12 Sep. 2012, 2012, 313, 314

Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8144 The Management and Maintenance of Wooden House in the Historical Road : The Modern Succession of The Management and Maintenance in Traditional Wooden House Part1, FUJIHIRA Makiko; MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko, 12 Sep. 2012, 2012, 311, 312

Architectural Institute of Japan, 8003 The Continuity of Residence in Traditional Wooden House seeing from The Management and Maintenance : Part2 In The Historical Streer, Nara, FUJIHIRA Makiko; MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko, 25 May 2012, 52, 681, 684

Architectural Institute of Japan, 5054 Study on Evaluation of Community Work and Issues of Social Life in Community for the Elderly : A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part1, TANAKA Tomoko; MURATA Junko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 25 May 2012, 52, 213, 216

Architectural Institute of Japan, 5055 The Consciousness of Care and Life Support Services for the Elderly : A Study on Life Support for the Elderly Living at Home by the Residents Activities Part2, MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 25 May 2012, 52, 217, 220

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8038 Research of Builder's Responds to Wooden Long life Quality Housing : Part 2-Results of Maintenance Plan, FUJIHIRA Makiko; NAKAJIMA Masao; FUJII Yoshihisa; TSUTSUMI Hiroki; TSUCHIMOTO Takahiro, 20 Jul. 2011, 2011, 1225, 1226

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8037 Research of Builder's Responds to Wooden Long-life Quality Housing : Part 1-Results of Questionnaires, TSUTSUMI Hiroki; NAKASHIMA Masao; FUJII Yoshihisa; FUJIHIRA Makiko; TSUCHIMOTO Takahiro, 20 Jul. 2011, 2011, 1223, 1224

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. E-2, Architectural planning and design II, Dwelling houses and housing sites, rural planning, education, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5695 Community Work and Attribute of dwellers in Traditional Streetscape Studies on Life Support for Elderly Stage by the Residents Activities Part1, TANAKA Tomoko; MURATA Junko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 20 Jul. 2011, 2011, 341, 342

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. E-2, Architectural planning and design II, Dwelling houses and housing sites, rural planning, education, Architectural Institute of Japan, 5696 Outline and the Actual State of Improvement of Traditional Houses : A Study on Life Support for Elderly Stage by the Residents Activities Part2, MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 20 Jul. 2011, 2011, 343, 344

Architectural Institute of Japan, 8006 The Continuity of Residence in Traditional Wooden House seeing from The Management and Maintenance In Tosa-Street, Takatori, Nara, FUJIHIRA Makiko; MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko, 25 May 2011, 51, 693, 696

Architectural Institute of Japan, 5077 Attribute of dwellers and Outline of houses in Traditional Streetscape : A Study on Life Support for Elderly Stage by the Residents Activities Part 1, TANAKA Tomoko; MURATA Junko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 25 May 2011, 51, 305, 308

Architectural Institute of Japan, 5078 The Actual State of Improvement of Traditional Houses : A Study on Life Support for Elderly Stage by the Residents Activities Part2, MURATA Junko; TANAKA Tomoko; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 25 May 2011, 51, 309, 312

Not Refereed, MOKUZAI HOZON (Wood Protection), JAPAN WOOD PRESERVING ASSOCIATION, The maintenance management of wooden house, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 2011, 37, 6, 258—263, 263, 10.5990/jwpa.37.258

Architectural Institute of Japan, 2083 A Study on Housing Maintenance to Protect Deterioration of Structural Properties in Unoccupied Wooden Houses, YONEZAWA Miki; MUKAI Yoichi; FUJIHIRA Makiko; OGAWA Erina, 25 May 2010, 50, 329, 332

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. C-1, Structures III, Timber structures steel structures steel reinforced concrete structures, Architectural Institute of Japan, 22084 A Study on Housing Maintenance to Preserve Structural Healthiness in Long-term Unoccupied Wooden Houses : Part. 2 Temperature and Humidity Environment Surroundings of Structural Lumbers, FUJIHIRA Makiko; MUKAI Yoichi, 2010, 167, 168

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. C-1, Structures III, Timber structures steel structures steel reinforced concrete structures, Architectural Institute of Japan, 22083 A Study on Housing Maintenance to Preserve Structural Healthiness in Long-term Unoccupied Wooden Houses : Part. 1 Observation of Present Conditions in Examining Houses, MUKAI Yoichi; FUJIHIRA Makiko, 2010, 165, 166

Not Refereed, 2010, 4, 209, 216

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. A-1, Materials and construction, Architectural Institute of Japan, 1559 Examination of various performances of cloth and Japanese paper by persimmon tannin dye, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 20 Jul. 2009, 2009, 1117, 1118

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8150 The Actual Conditions of Inhabitant in Good Quality Rented Housing for Elderly People : A Case Study on Urban Renaissance Agency House at Osaka Prefecture, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 20 Jul. 2008, 2008, 1463, 1464

Jul. 2008, 23, 269, 38, 41

Dec. 2007, 88, 1029, 18, 19

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8026 Study on the Surface Material of Housing Floor in Consideration for Having a Dog Indoor as a Pet, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 31 Jul. 2006, 2006, 1103, 1104

Not Refereed, Mar. 2006, 32, 2, 72, 74, 10.5990/jwpa.32.72

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8105 Study on the Painted Wall Made with Bamboo Powder by Sense Estimating, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 31 Jul. 2005, 2005, 1493, 1494

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8086 The Evaluation and Improvement of Function about Japanese Paper for Wallpaper, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 31 Jul. 2004, 2004, 1381, 1382

Not Refereed, Mar. 2004, 30, 2, 61, 63, 10.5990/jwpa.30.61

Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. F-1, Urban planning, building economics and housing problems, Architectural Institute of Japan, 8021 The Possibility of Using the Sugi Lumber Pressed on the Surface as Interior Materials, FUJIHIRA Makiko, 30 Jul. 2003, 2003, 1111, 1112

Architectural Institute of Japan, 8006 A Study on Maintenance and Family Activities in Imported Houses, MACHIDA Reiko, 25 May 2000, 40, 797, 800

1999, 51st

20 Sep. 1998, 1998, 97, 97

Not Refereed, 1998, 27, 12, 15

Not Refereed, 1997, 26, 26, 29

Not Refereed, 1994, 23, 21, 23

Not Refereed, 1994, 23, 18, 20

Not Refereed, 1993, 22, 16, 19

Not Refereed, 1993, 22, 20, 22

Apr. 2022

Apr. 2021

2009, Not Refereed

IFHE, Changes in home maintenance and management after World War II: An examination of the women’s magazine KURASHI NO TECHO, Jun. 2024

May 2020, 2020

ARAHE, The Potential for the Maintenance of Vacant Houses by Local Residents in Areas with Traditional Wooden Houses, 2017

ARAHE, Case study of the renovation of the traditional house In order to continue to live in the traditional house, 2017

Apr. 2017 - Mar. 2018

2016 - 2018

2012 - 2012

2012 - 2012

2011 - 2012

Mar. 2010 - Mar. 2011

2011 - 2011

Mar. 2009 - Mar. 2010

2010 - 2010

2009 - 2010

Jan. 2009 - Mar. 2009

2009 - 2009

2007 - 2008

2005 - 2006

Evaluation the Properties and Increasing the Qualities as Wallpaper of Japanese Paper Made from Sugi and Hinoki Bark

May 2018

Nov. 2016