A Study on the Relationship between Green Space and Intention to Use Main Street by Different User Attributes

Abstract

This study clarified how the relationship between the configuration of the green space on the main street and the intention to use it differs depending on the attributes of the general users of the street, such as age, presence of children, purpose of use, and frequency of use, using the Flower Road in Kobe City as a target. As a result of the study, we were able to categorize the usage behavior on Main Street into three usage groups: "urban active use group," "natural active use group," and "static use group." In addition, the characteristics of different user behaviors by user attribute were clarified, indicating the need for a green space that enhances the willingness of users with different attributes to engage in diverse user behaviors.