foodificationとは 意味・読み方・使い方

名詞

foodification (uncountable)

1. An urban phenomenon and form of gentrification when a neighborhood’s businesses are aggressively displaced by tourist-oriented eateries or specialty food halls.
   • 2020, Mirella Loda, Sara Bonati, Matteo Puttilli, “History to eat. The foodification of the historic centre of Florence”, in Academia‎:

     foodification has accelerated the transformation of Florence's historic centre into a tourist-oriented retail space

   • 2023, Wyer, Sean, “Gourmet and the Ghetto: The “Foodification” of Rome’s Historic Jewish Quarter”, in Gastronomica‎:

     Foodification is influenced by broader forces, including gentrification, but is also affected by factors particular to this neighborhood. These include Jewish heritage tourism; religious dietary laws; and a growing curiosity about hyper-local food, such as cucina ebraico-romanesca (Jewish-Roman cuisine) [...] although foodification is often connected to gentrification and tourism, it should be distinguished from these phenomena.

   • 2025, Antón Freire Varela, “Eating the city: Socio-spatial analysis of the foodification process in the city of Naples (Italy)”, in International Journal of Gastronomy and Food Science‎:

     It can be argued that in specific areas of Naples, particularly within the historic city center, there is an ongoing process of foodification, accompanied by the aforementioned socio-spatial consequences. However, the Neapolitan manifestation of foodification is distinct from the food gentrification processes observed in the Anglo-Saxon world.