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This study aims to examine support strategies for condominium occupants in their attempts to continue their daily life after an earthquake. We conducted a questionnaire survey in order to gain a comprehensive understanding of post-earthquake support strategies in condominiums. We have found the following results: Firstly, safety checks of the building and facilities were carried out in about 70% of the condominiums house surveyed. Support was given to the occupants in about 40% of the condominiums surveyed. Secondly, support for maintaining continuity of residents' daily life came into action on the same day the earthquake occurred. The safety checks of the building and facilities took place on the day after the earthquake. Thirdly, Safety checks of the building and facilities were, more commonly carried out by superintendents of condominium association. Meanwhile, residents' organizations gave support in order to help maintain continuity in the daily life of occupants. Lastly, we analyzed the effectiveness of the support strategies through Quantification Theory2. According to the results, we have found that post-earthquake support strategies are influenced the most by the condominium management system.
