Although an increasing number of municipalities are engaging in public facility management, there are few objective indicators to confirm and verify the specific direction in which facilities should be developed in the future. This paper proposes a cost-benefit analysis method for existing public facilities based on the travel cost method. As a result of verification in Kounosu City, it was confirmed that the cost-benefit analysis of public facilities is useful because it can identify public facilities that are highly satisfactory and necessary for residents and organize priorities and directions for facilities that need to be redeveloped.
